All in One Golf Club: Useful or Not Useful?

[ChetlovesMer]

So, these things exist.

 

I've even seen a review of it from Alex Etches. 

 

There are other versions on the market as well. 

But my question is; Would you really want on of these? 

The club costs $330.00 to $350.00 depending on where you get it. 

Other than the novelty of having it, what in the world would you do with it? 

Just my humble opinion here, but I'd much rather take my $350 to play it again sports, but I pencil bag (or Sunday Bag depending on what you call it.) Put 4 used clubs in it and stick that in my trunk. If I was travelling and couldn't bring my clubs, I rather rent clubs. 

It's novel. It's interesting. But I just don't know who buys this thing? 
What do you all think? 

[dennyjones]

18 minutes ago, ChetlovesMer said:

So, these things exist.

 

I've even seen a review of it from Alex Etches. 

 

There are other versions on the market as well. 

But my question is; Would you really want on of these? 

The club costs $330.00 to $350.00 depending on where you get it. 

Other than the novelty of having it, what in the world would you do with it? 

Just my humble opinion here, but I'd much rather take my $350 to play it again sports, but I pencil bag (or Sunday Bag depending on what you call it.) Put 4 used clubs in it and stick that in my trunk. If I was travelling and couldn't bring my clubs, I rather rent clubs. 

It's novel. It's interesting. But I just don't know who buys this thing? 
What do you all think? 

I think it's a novelty thing.  There will be buyer's remorse.   Take the $350 to northern Michigan in the summer and get a two-night stay and 3 rounds of golf!

[TourSpoon]

I have never been so uninterested in something and couldn't get past the thumbnail to even open the video. 

[ChiTown]

Definitely a novelty item. I wouldn’t spend $300+ on it but I’d definitely try it out for fun.  I’m also hoping to try the Power2Golf driver sometime.  But definitely wouldn’t spend my money on either of them. 

[StuM]

I'm curious if it is even legal.  I thought making changes to a club mid-round was an issue, and this is changing the loft on every shot.

1 minute ago, StuM said:

I'm curious if it is even legal.  I thought making changes to a club mid-round was an issue, and this is changing the loft on every shot.

I think Rule 4.1a(3) prevents altering the club during a round.

[ChetlovesMer]

37 minutes ago, StuM said:

I'm curious if it is even legal.  I thought making changes to a club mid-round was an issue, and this is changing the loft on every shot.

I think Rule 4.1a(3) prevents altering the club during a round.

It is definitely not legal. 
Even it's own web-site says it's not legal.

[ChiTown]

1 minute ago, ChetlovesMer said:

It is definitely not legal. 
Even it's own web-site says it's not legal.

Many things that are fun aren’t legal. 😎

[ChetlovesMer]

Just now, ChiTown said:

Many things that are fun aren’t legal. 😎

True dat.

[StuM]

2 hours ago, ChetlovesMer said:

It is definitely not legal. 
Even it's own web-site says it's not legal.

I did not go so far as to view the web site, but at least they are no misleading people

[billchao]

3 hours ago, ChiTown said:

Many things that are fun aren’t legal. 😎

And this is only one of those two things.

[snapfade]

Suggest a new topic. What would you do with a free 300 bucks?

[iacas]

1 hour ago, snapfade said:

Suggest a new topic. What would you do with a free 300 bucks?

That's not how it works, though. This topic is about that all-in-one club.

[pganapathy]

Of course this club is illegal.  But I would definitely try it and perhaps wouldn't mind playing it if I could.  I see the value in one club taking on the role of many, but definitely not all 14.  It would work as an iron for me.  So say 3 to 9.  It is a Single Length Iron in my book.  Definitely would NOT want to use it for Woods / Hybrids / Wedges and Putter.  But overall I understand the appeal in the club even if it can't replace all 14 clubs

[billchao]

1 hour ago, pganapathy said:

Of course this club is illegal.  But I would definitely try it and perhaps wouldn't mind playing it if I could.  I see the value in one club taking on the role of many, but definitely not all 14.  It would work as an iron for me.  So say 3 to 9.  It is a Single Length Iron in my book.  Definitely would NOT want to use it for Woods / Hybrids / Wedges and Putter.  But overall I understand the appeal in the club even if it can't replace all 14 clubs

I’d play 18 holes with just the one club if it didn’t cost over $300. It would be an interesting experience. I’d still need to bring my bag, though. To carry all the balls 😉

[Vinsk]

It’s a fun gimmick perhaps. But you all know very well if you’re gonna play with one club it’s absolutely the:

Edited October 10, 2023 by Vinsk

[StuM]

10 hours ago, pganapathy said:

Of course this club is illegal.  But I would definitely try it and perhaps wouldn't mind playing it if I could.  I see the value in one club taking on the role of many, but definitely not all 14.  It would work as an iron for me.  So say 3 to 9.  It is a Single Length Iron in my book.  Definitely would NOT want to use it for Woods / Hybrids / Wedges and Putter.  But overall I understand the appeal in the club even if it can't replace all 14 clubs

Just realized I may have a use for this club.  Our league plays a "3-Club" tournament the last week of our season.  You select 3 clubs and can only use those clubs and it is a 2-Man scramble.  The round is not played under the Rules of Golf so an illegal club would not be an issue.  I could take my Driver, Putter and this adjustable club.  If the club works as advertised I would have an advantage.  😊

[WillieT]

Seems I saw a YouTuber review this thing sometime in the past.  What it reminds me of is the old saying, "The difference between men and boys is the price of their toys."  This would be a pricey one, but it so reminds me of the days when I would ride the motorcycle and riders were sized up by the latest gadgets on their bikes.  This is one toy that I love the novelty of, but have no desire to own or really try.