Indoor Golf: MyGolfSpy Announces Partnership With Golf Mechanix

MyGolfSpy today announced that Golf Mechanix is now the Official Tool and Gauge Supplier to the MyGolfSpy testing facility.

Under the new partnership, Golf Mechanix will help outfit the MyGolfSpy facility with a variety of tools that will further enhance MyGolfSpy’s Most Wanted, Labs, and other product reviews.

Already the industry leader in data-driven performance tests, MyGolfSpy is looking forward to providing even more information to its readers.

“This is a tremendous opportunity, and not just for MyGolfSpy,” says Company Owner, Adam Beach. “Golf Mechanix tools will allow us to provide the consumer with more club data than ever before.”

As the partnership grows, MyGolfSpy will be able to bring in more tools that will allow it to continuously expand its testing program. Says Beach, “we have some exciting things in the works.”

About Golf Mechanix

For those who might be unfamiliar with the brand, Golf Mechanix produces many of the industry standard tools and gauges utilized by major OEMs and casting houses across the globe.

GolfMechanix tools are likewise a favorite among professional club fitters and builders as well.

“For MyGolfSpy, and by extension, our readers, to have the same tools at our disposal that the OEMs, fitters, and builders will provide an invaluable opportunity for us to provide the golfer with far greater insight into the clubs he’s thinking about putting in his bag.” - Adam Beach, Owner, MyGolfSpy

As MyGolfSpy adds measurements for loft, face angle, weight, and swing weight measurements to each club test, readers will have access to more detailed information than ever before.

“I’ve always focused on the consumer,” says Beach. “Our partnership with Golf Mechanix will increase our ability to separate fact from fiction and reality from mythology. It’s about arming our readers with the truth, and letting them know what they’re actually buying.”

In the coming months, MyGolfSpy will be sharing more specific information about how the new Golf Mechanix workshop is be leveraged to provide even more data to its readers”.