Golf Fuel™ Vitamin Supplement Review

Golf Fuel states that many golfers are playing bad golf because they have low amounts of brain fuel. This is a result of either: (1) too much stress, (2) a poor diet, (3) not enough sleep, (4) aging, or a combination of all four. This is important because brain fuel (technically called neurotransmitters) controls your mental focus, body power, balance, and hand-eye coordination.

If you have high amounts of brain fuel you will be “in the zone,” and you will have the best chance to hit your best shot. Low levels result in mis-hits, poor distance, and double bogies.

So, according to Golf Fuel, all you need to do is replenish your body with the key nutrients that it uses to produce more brain fuel—nutrients you’re most likely not getting from the foods you eat in today’s fast food and overly processed world.

What the Science Says…

My review of Golf Fuel got off on the right foot when I discovered it was created by Dr. Thomas Incledon, who is world-renowned for formulating vitamin supplements used by professional athletes in the NBA, NFL, MLB, and PGA. Dr. Incledon says, “There are over 120 published studies on the key ingredients in Golf Fuel, from America’s top universities and doctors. These findings provide strong evidence that the key neuro-nutrients in this formula can help golfers significantly improve their body power, hand-eye coordination, reaction time, energy, and mental focus. Studies also show that certain ingredients in Golf Fuel have a calming effect on the body.”

So it appears that Golf Fuel works by providing the much-needed brain nutrients golfers need to refuel their low brain fuel levels. And with this full tank of mental gas, golfers are much more likely to hit longer drives and more accurate shots while feeling calmer and more relaxed for those long putts.

Furthermore, Dr. Incledon is right on track about all the research studies backing the individual ingredients in this product. I spent hours uncovering dozens of scientific studies supporting the fact that the ingredients in Golf Fuel (including Phosphatidylserine, ALC, L-Tyrosine, DMAE, Sulbutiamine, Bacopa, Huperzine A, Ginkgo Biloba and EGCG) really can significantly improve mental focus and performance.

For example, L-Tyrosine is an amino acid that has been shown in a pilot study to temporarily boost muscular power output by 283%. What’s more, studies conducted by the U.S. military indicate this nutrient can delay fatigue and increase both mental and physical performance in soldiers under stressful situations. In fact, the Air Force’s Warfighter Fatigue Countermeasures Program is administering this nutrient to keep fighter pilots sharp and alert during long night missions over the Middle East. If it helps our military focus during life and death situations, it can certainly help us sink that long putt on 18 for the win.

And that’s just a few studies out of the 100+ studies I pulled up on a medical web site.

This all sounds fine and dandy, but does the product actually work?

Well…Does It? The Short Answer is Yes.

After reviewing the research online, I went ahead and bought Golf Fuel to get a closer look. After taking it for a few weeks I was impressed, to say the least. I’m already at a single digit handicap so it takes a lot to see an improvement in my game, but I was surprised when I shot three of my lowest rounds of the year after using Golf Fuel for less than 30 days. I felt more “in the zone” and I’ve noticed a big improvement in my mental focus and overall accuracy.

What’s more, I had the rest of my foursome use Golf Fuel and it appears that the higher the handicap, the better the results.

I was also pleasantly surprised to learn that 5-time LPGA Tour Winner Brittany Lincicome uses Golf Fuel. She has been quoted as saying:

I read online that just two weeks after starting Golf Fuel, Brittany won the LPGA CN Canadian Women’s Open by ONE STROKE, to capture her second victory of the year and the fifth of her career (she went 13 under par for the four-day event). In fact, she sank a par putt on the 18th hole in driving rain to win by one stroke.

No wonder she’s a Golf Fuel fan.

Is Golf Fuel Safe?

It appears the answer is YES. Although Golf Fuel is potent, it is NOT a medication or drug, but a natural dietary supplement. All of its ingredients have been shown to be extremely safe in dozens of studies. Many of Golf Fuel’s ingredients are found in healthy foods—but not in high enough amounts to have an effect. (These ingredients are concentrated in Golf Fuel.)

The bottle says to take a serving of Golf Fuel twice a day, every day, like a multi-vitamin: once in the morning with breakfast and again with lunch. On the days you’re golfing, take one serving 30 minutes prior to tee time and another at the turn. This is the best way to replenish and “re-load” brain fuel.

Some golfers feel a difference in just 30 minutes and see increased performance in their game within 48 hours. Others are so “burned out” it can take 30 to 60 days for these nutrients to build up in their system. That’s why it’s critical to take Golf Fuel every day, even on days you’re not playing, for at least 60 days, for best results.

Negatives

The only real negatives I found with the Golf Fuel formula is the price and availability. At the time of this writing, Golf Fuel is not yet available in stores, pro shops, or golf courses. It’s only available online direct from the manufacturer. This makes finding it rather difficult.

What’s more, at a regular price of $100 per 30-day supply, it is not cheap. (But in life I find that you often get what you pay for.) However, Golf Fuel is currently making a 4-bottle option available for $49.95 per bottle, if you’re willing to fill out a brief survey while using the product. That is what I did when I purchased the product. But I’m not sure how long they will be offering this special.

Finally, if Golf Fuel doesn’t work for you, don’t worry. It’s backed by a 60-day, 100% Money-Back-Guarantee, and I found the company to have very good customer service with a high satisfaction ranking online.

Is Golf Fuel going to turn a hacker into a scratch golfer overnight?

No, it won’t. But my experience is that you will notice much more mental focus that will result in much lower scores—maybe even your lowest scores of the season.