I'm new to VR golf but an avid real world golfer so I wasn't happy with just the controller either. On the other hand the ones I saw to buy had ( in my opinion ) way too many "broke the first day" type reviews. So I searched and found a video from a guy who made his own. Pretty much copied that. Cost me $10 in parts plus the sacrifice of an old wedge that was no longer part of my "gamer" set. Modified the build just a bit and added weights so that it really feels like swinging a club. Perfect! I'd suggest going that route. Didn't take much time to build, took a few minutes to adjust it in the game ( there is a custom spot where the other handles are listed ) and I'm completely satisfied with the ongoing result.
You made me test to see if the weights can be removed. They can. It needs some serious oomph though. I used a latex coated glove and they did come off.
Love my Yezro! I liked my Helloreal with weight ring, but the Yezro is so much better. Easy to get to controller buttons. Protects the controller, and is the best controller mounting system, fast and easy. The Deadeye has nice weight, but the way the controller is far down the shaft and upside down makes using it a real pain.
Hello, thank you very much for your time and effort to make this video. I find it very helpful. Maybe it would have more views, if you would put other mire specific keywords in title and description. Like Meta Quest 3, Yezro etc. Wish you a lovely weekend. Kind Regards David
I just got the Drivr elite mini. I love it! I would imagine the larger original version would feel more realistic due to the weight distribution, but j don't have a lot of room to swing, so was concerned with the elite, so opted for the mini.
@@BillSteiny how do you calibrate the mini? I tried to use it in Golf + and only the Drivr is available in settings. It looks/feels like I'm using a short kids' club. I adjusted the length to 200% and it's still too short
@@kweezy0000So, I quickly fell out of love with the DriVR Elite and the mini version. Returned them and replaced them with the Yezro 90° off Amazon, which is about half the price and much better. I ended up running into similar issues with setup. Things seemed fine when I was just using the driver and in the range mode of the game. I quickly realized the flaws of the design once I got to shorter clubs and putter. So yeah, the manual calibration is difficult to begin with. But then because of the orientation of the controller on the DriVR, being behind the shaft and facing away from the headset, it caused a ton of tracking issues. The best advice I can give now is to get a different attachment that is set up for more optimal tracking such as the Yezro.
@@BillSteinyjust ordered the Yezro and will report back! I like the AMVR which has a similar orientation to the Yezro but I can’t seem to lose my slice. Like not even once. Per another TH-cam recommendation, I closed the club faces for all clubs and I still have an issue. Hoping it’s 1) not my swing, and 2) just a coding issue within that particular club attachment. We will see if the Yezro is any different.
@kweezy0000 I was struggling with slice for a while, then struggled with pushing left. Both were definitely my swing. I found that slowing my swing down some helped tremendously. I had to remember that even though it's pretty realistic, it's still a game and things in game definitely behave in their own way at times. Slower and more steady improved my accuracy a lot.
Most on the Golf+ attachment videos are made by VR guys that play golf as one of many games whereas you're a true golfer trying VR so I think your perspective on the best attachment is really valuable. I'm looking to buy a club attachment for the Quest 3 Golf +. Looking at other videos the top recommended attachments are: Yezro 24/26" weighted (which you reviewed) Yezro 90° weighted AMVR (which you reviewed) Yoges (least expansive and not weighted) DeadEye DriVR Elite (most expansive, weighted) I think if you did a solid review of all the top options on one video, with the right keywords you could get a lot of views 😉 your overall top recommendation, best value for the $$, does weighted/not weighted really matter, etc. Thanks for the great videos so far and best of luck!
Driver Elite is the best option. You can attach it to a club shaft cut to the length of your choice and adjust the weights. Best for full swing feel and stops you from missing out on weighted swing practice. I’m a +1 IRL and stay between +5 and +10 Golf+ for reference
@@KnowUhhhave you found that golf+ messed with your real world swing at all? My real world game has come a long way this summer (+6) bit where we are heading into the winter off season, I'm nervous that this may undo it.
@@TheJhuss10 are you able to continue practice with or swinging your real clubs occasionally? Getting the weighted setup I have now does help because even in game you have to have the correct swing path on Pro. I don’t play amateur unless I double the weight like a swing trainer
Thanks I will try it.
Iv got the amvr and put lots of lead tape on it until it was around the weight of my real clubs. Really happy with it now
I'm new to VR golf but an avid real world golfer so I wasn't happy with just the controller either. On the other hand the ones I saw to buy had ( in my opinion ) way too many "broke the first day" type reviews. So I searched and found a video from a guy who made his own.
Pretty much copied that. Cost me $10 in parts plus the sacrifice of an old wedge that was no longer part of my "gamer" set.
Modified the build just a bit and added weights so that it really feels like swinging a club. Perfect!
I'd suggest going that route. Didn't take much time to build, took a few minutes to adjust it in the game ( there is a custom spot where the other handles are listed ) and I'm completely satisfied with the ongoing result.
The other yezro has removable weights
You made me test to see if the weights can be removed. They can. It needs some serious oomph though. I used a latex coated glove and they did come off.
Great video!
Thanks!
Love my Yezro! I liked my Helloreal with weight ring, but the Yezro is so much better. Easy to get to controller buttons. Protects the controller, and is the best controller mounting system, fast and easy. The Deadeye has nice weight, but the way the controller is far down the shaft and upside down makes using it a real pain.
Hello, thank you very much for your time and effort to make this video. I find it very helpful. Maybe it would have more views, if you would put other mire specific keywords in title and description. Like Meta Quest 3, Yezro etc.
Wish you a lovely weekend. Kind Regards David
Hey David, much appreciated for your time and suggestions. I will try adding those keywords! Thanks for watching the video and look for more to come!
you need to get the deadeye drivr elite , massive upgrade.
I just got the Drivr elite mini. I love it! I would imagine the larger original version would feel more realistic due to the weight distribution, but j don't have a lot of room to swing, so was concerned with the elite, so opted for the mini.
@@BillSteiny how do you calibrate the mini? I tried to use it in Golf + and only the Drivr is available in settings. It looks/feels like I'm using a short kids' club. I adjusted the length to 200% and it's still too short
@@kweezy0000So, I quickly fell out of love with the DriVR Elite and the mini version. Returned them and replaced them with the Yezro 90° off Amazon, which is about half the price and much better.
I ended up running into similar issues with setup. Things seemed fine when I was just using the driver and in the range mode of the game. I quickly realized the flaws of the design once I got to shorter clubs and putter. So yeah, the manual calibration is difficult to begin with. But then because of the orientation of the controller on the DriVR, being behind the shaft and facing away from the headset, it caused a ton of tracking issues. The best advice I can give now is to get a different attachment that is set up for more optimal tracking such as the Yezro.
@@BillSteinyjust ordered the Yezro and will report back! I like the AMVR which has a similar orientation to the Yezro but I can’t seem to lose my slice. Like not even once. Per another TH-cam recommendation, I closed the club faces for all clubs and I still have an issue. Hoping it’s 1) not my swing, and 2) just a coding issue within that particular club attachment. We will see if the Yezro is any different.
@kweezy0000 I was struggling with slice for a while, then struggled with pushing left. Both were definitely my swing. I found that slowing my swing down some helped tremendously. I had to remember that even though it's pretty realistic, it's still a game and things in game definitely behave in their own way at times. Slower and more steady improved my accuracy a lot.
Most on the Golf+ attachment videos are made by VR guys that play golf as one of many games whereas you're a true golfer trying VR so I think your perspective on the best attachment is really valuable.
I'm looking to buy a club attachment for the Quest 3 Golf +. Looking at other videos the top recommended attachments are:
Yezro 24/26" weighted (which you reviewed)
Yezro 90° weighted
AMVR (which you reviewed)
Yoges (least expansive and not weighted)
DeadEye DriVR Elite (most expansive, weighted)
I think if you did a solid review of all the top options on one video, with the right keywords you could get a lot of views 😉 your overall top recommendation, best value for the $$, does weighted/not weighted really matter, etc.
Thanks for the great videos so far and best of luck!
Hey, I appreciate the feedback and ideas. I will definitely consider doing so!
Driver Elite is the best option. You can attach it to a club shaft cut to the length of your choice and adjust the weights. Best for full swing feel and stops you from missing out on weighted swing practice. I’m a +1 IRL and stay between +5 and +10 Golf+ for reference
@@KnowUhhhave you found that golf+ messed with your real world swing at all? My real world game has come a long way this summer (+6) bit where we are heading into the winter off season, I'm nervous that this may undo it.
@@TheJhuss10 are you able to continue practice with or swinging your real clubs occasionally? Getting the weighted setup I have now does help because even in game you have to have the correct swing path on Pro. I don’t play amateur unless I double the weight like a swing trainer