Tiny pendant could be the key to improved golf scores
Even PGA pros are becoming believers in this new gadget to improve your game.
By Joel Zuckerman
For Coastal Senior
Can a tiny pendant with gold and copper components make you a better golfer?
Ernie Els thinks so.
Just like everyday golfers throughout the Lowcountry, PGA Tour professionals will do and use anything that they think will give them an edge on the course. An obscure little device just could be a key to success. More than 300 players on the major professional Tours including top contenders like Ernie Els have experimented with QLink, with impressive documented results. As of this date, Tour players have won more than 100 tournaments while wearing a QLink pendant.
Prior to the 2002 British Open, Ernie was given a QLink by PGA conditioning coach Rick Provost. After the Open, Provost said that Ernie came to him and said that he didn't know what was in the QLink, but it was magical. Els confirmed the story, "I obviously wasn't playing all that well at that stage of the year. Rick came and said try this (QLink). I said OK. I didn't really believe in this kind of stuff. I didn't know quite what to expect in the British with all that pressure; I knew I needed to try to stay calm and stay relaxed. Rick said that's exactly what would happen."
That week, Els won the Open.
Els goes on to say, "I've always been OK with myself, but when things get bad I tend to get hard on myself out on the golf course. Since wearing the QLink, I've been a little bit more myself on the course. Off the course I'm a pretty relaxed guy. I work with my guy, we work on a little program and that helps also, but mainly I think the Qlink's helped me to stay focused and in the same manner, stay very relaxed."
From a long list of confirmed QLink wearers, there are two distinctly different perspectives; those that extol QLink benefits and positive effects and those that are not sure what it does, but they won't take it off because they've played better golf since donning the pendant.
Tim Petrovic came out of nowhere to become one of the top players in the world. Petrovic says, "I've been wearing the QLink about a year and a half now and performance wise, I can attribute some of my success to it. I think it keeps me calmer."
How does it work?
At the heart of every QLink is a scientific breakthrough called Sympathetic Resonance Technology (SRT), developed in collaboration with scientists at Stanford University, the University of California, Irvine, numerous healthcare professionals and the research team at Clarus Products. Scientists at the US National Institutes of Health established the term "human biofield" to describe the external field of weak, extremely complex electrical energy that surrounds your body. Among other vital functions, the "biofield" appears to play an essential role in determining how successfully we adapt to, or cope with, the effects of everyday stress.
Researchers believe that when this external biofield is balanced, every part of you functions better and you become more resistant to many forms of stress. QLink works like a set of tuning forks that continuously tune, strengthen and reinforce key frequencies of the biofield. The user normally experiences this as greater energy, higher resistance to stress, heightened focus, and enhanced mental and physical performance - on and off the golf course. Professional athletes and PGA Tour players describe it simply as being in "the zone" of optimal performance where everything just works better.
Additional information on QLink is available from Clarus Products International at 1-800-246-2765 or www.QLinkGolf.com.
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