Q-Link - Anyone tried one or heard good things about it?

[slimeberry]

I watch the TGC a lot. About half the time, if I go home for lunch, I find myself, like a zombie, eating my sandwich and being sucked in to the latest TGC info-mercial. I have never bought in to the Wedges, the Speed Stick, the Swing Setter, etc (although I did buy the Medicus). However, and I don't know why (subliminal messages?), I keep finding myself interested in the Q Link. I am not a New Ager, a Hippie, or a Tree Hugger. I normally do not buy into wholistic alternatives for medicine, crystals, etc. Having said that, I an VERY intrigued w/ the Q Link. I was just wondering if anyone out there has ever tried one or knows someone who has. Stress really effects my game. If I have had a bad day at the office or gotten into it w/ my wife before I am of to the club, I play like crap. This is supposed to eliminate stresses w/ a magnet? Sounds questionable, but many Senior players subscribe to the magnetic bracelet, so who knows. Anyway, any thoughts or reviews would at least help w/ my curiosity.

[ragontona]

I'd suggest giving the Trion Z a try for 19.99. I've worn one for the past couple of months, and I believe it helps. Takes care of nagging little aches and pains, keeps me focused. More than likely it's a placebo effect, but it's definitely less of an investment than the Q Link.

[cdriver]

I wore a Sabona magnetic bracelet for several years. I got it as a gift and hoped it might help my arthritis. I agree about the placebo effect. I stopped wearing it about a month ago because the clasp started opening up on its own. I seriously cannot tell any difference in the arthritis now, so I am assuming that it did not help anything. It did, however, look great on my arm and made me easily identifiable as a golfer even when I was away from the course...

[Donald MacKenzie]

I have a Q-Link that I picked up at the PGA Merchandise Show this year. I wore it for a month or so and couldn't really tell much of a difference. It is supposed to help tune the electromagentic field around your body, especially around computers and cell phones, so I'm not sure how it's supposed to help on the golf course. I could never get anyone from the company to give me much of an explanation about how it works. I know there are several yards of copper wire and a microchip in it, but doing what I couldn't tell you.

That said, I do still wear it to play golf about half the time. Even if it's the placebo effect, I figure it can't hurt.

[st8fan19]

my boss wears one and he swears by it he says that this is the best golf he has played in forever and he really thinks that it does work... even at work thinkgs that used to piss him off are like water off of a duck's back...