Can You Trust Golf Reviews ?

This is a very subjective issue and if you have ever read a golf review before, you will have done so because you have an interest in golf and you are either researching the sport for information or you are looking to buy a product and want some recommendation.

Buying Products on Recommendation From a Golf Review

How does one make a good, sensible decision on which product to buy by looking at a picture on a computer screen, glossy magazine or from the over-hyped pitch from the salesperson. It is not easy and you can spend many frustrating hours in search of the perfect product that serves all your needs, and still come away uncertain. You can ask those that you work with or your friends and acquaintances but do they really have the answers or the unbiased viewpoint. A good golf review will cut through the clutter and get you to the heart of the matter, having done all the had work for you. But be warned. Not all golf reviews are equal and some will no doubt have more of any eye on the sale than on the fairness of their review.

Seeking Information From a Golf Review

If you are researching the golf market for information you can use for a variety of different projects, you want to be able to rely on it being good and accurate information, that can be used with integrity and confidence in the manner in which you intend it. A good review will also give out a lot of free golfing information including golfing tips and techniques designed to genuinely help you with a particular aspect of your golf game. A good golf reviewer will want to build trust and credibility and so it is in their best interests to give you quality and unbiased information that will earn that trust and have you coming back to them for more of the same. There is a lot of information out there and particularly on the web, so to have someone cut through all that and get to the heart of the matter for you, must be a very useful service.

How Do We Then Summarise This?

Well, in essence, a good golf review is worth it's weight in gold. You will soon be able to tell whether the review has some credibility or whether it is a shallow attempt to sell you some product or other. At the end of the day everyone has to make a living so a sale needs to be made somewhere down the line to allow that to happen. However, a good golf review will distinguish the benefits and pitfalls between a number of products without giving so many options you are still left confused. If you feel some connection to the reviewer and you get some sense that they are genuine in their offering, you then have to jump the abyss of doubt and trust that the information being given, believing it is well researched and all the hard work has been done for you. There is a reason a reviewer will make every attempt to give you fair, objective and credible information. And that is because most people who bother to write reviews want you to believe them, trust them and come back and read more of their work, so they know that you are not stupid and they need to build your trust.

And yes, in case you were wondering, I am one of them.