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Qlink Classic pendant
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Leading Tour players are always looking for something that gives them an edge over their rivals – a little extra distance from a ball, a driver that offers a better trajectory, a putter that instills total confidence.
And while more and more are turning to mental gurus to help them focus better and dismiss bad shot from their mind, a number have discovered the
QLink pendant.
Usually worn around the neck, it contains a minute chip which act as a tuning fork resonating with a note to which the body's energy system should respond.
QLink claims the body’s ideal note pitches itself to the pendant and in time, note and body become harmonised.
Particular benefits to golfers, including several in the world’s top 50, have reported an increase in energy levels, more mental clarity, improved sleep and less anxiety – combinations which add up to a significant competitive edge.
Other benefits claimed by QLink include a reduction in the effects from exposure to mobile phones and computers and fewer headaches.
QLink is currently hoping to trace users of their product and are keen to receive testimonials from golfers. They have ask Golfmagic’s discerning visitors for their help, so if you have used their product with success contact enquiries@qlinkworld.co.uk and pass on your messages.
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I can understand the vicious antipathy towards these pendants, my mind used to be that closed as well. My left wrist has suffered in recent years, particularly in wet weather. On a bad day it was giving me serious thought as to whether I could carry on playing golf or not. Several times over the course of a year my wife suggested a copper bracelet. This was met with a lot of negatives/teasing from me, much like the things I read on here. Finally, after a particularly whiney evening from me(like many guys I don't suffer quietly), my wife went out and bought one for me. I started wearing it on my left wrist and felt improvements within 48-72 hours. After 2 weeks the pain in my left wrist was almost negligible but the bracelet did interfere with my watch. Switched it to the right wrist and saw no loss of effect.
On holiday last year I lost the bracelet in the sea but didn't give it a lot of thought. My wrist had been fine for nearly 2 years so I reckoned didn't need it any more. 2 months later the pains returned so I bought another bracelet and have worn it ever since.
Now I am not saying all of these things work, or even that they will work the same for each person. But I can say that, for whatever reasons, a bit of metal round my right wrist stops my left from hurting. Even if these things only work because people belive in them, is that a bad thing? All of you that deride these things, could we scan your lives without finding something you do that might be mocked for seeming superstitious or pointless?
Posted: 22/11/2004 10:45
Custard, I'm with you!
I mentioned in a previous thread that I wore one and took a bit of stick for it, but that's only to be expected on the forum! I'm not saying it's turned me into a tour pro, or even a half decent club pro for that matter. I can't hit a ball a hundred yards further than I used to, nor can I now one-putt every hole. It hasn't suddenly chopped ten strokes off my handicap, and it certainly hasn't chopped ten pounds off my weight!
What I can say, without doubt, whether it be all in the mind or not, is that it has made me a much calmer, and more concentrated person on the course. Before wearing the QLink, if I completly duffed a shot, all my mates knew that I would duff the next three or four. The red mist decended, my blood presure went sky high and my trolley used to take a hell of a beating!
Now, I just seem to be able to put a bad shot behind me and concentrate on the next shot. Maybe it's all in the mind and that a lucky marker, a lucky cap or even a lucky rabbit's bollock would work just as well, but then again maybe a QLink does work - not for everyone, but for some. It's worked for me, not only in my golf but in day to day life as well, so as far as I'm concerned, it's been £99 well spent. I can't understand why more people don't at least try the thing - if you're not happy after a couple of months send it back and get a full refund, simple!
P.S. Harry, rumour has it that Smithy has started wearing one, and look how he's improved since pulling on the famous red shirt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted: 22/11/2004 19:57
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