How CBD oil has been proven to lower scores
I was really interested to read the recent study carried out by Sports Marketing Surveys on the effects that CBD oil – the Darren Clarke brand in particular – had on golfers’ Shot Scope performance data.
The experiment saw 100 Shot Scope users take Darren Clarke CBD oil for a period of two months – while continuing with their normal golf routine – to see if the oil would have any positive effect on their Shot Scope data. The results were fairly compelling.
Shot Scope’s data found that the golfers who took part in the test improved by 1.16 shots per round on average. In a sport where even the most marginal gains are celebrated, this is fairly significant.
Another interesting finding was that players found their three-putts sharply decreasing, with testers three-putting on average 4.4 holes less per round. It was a fairly small sample size over a few months, but these are some fascinating insights. I’ve only had a brief experience with the Darren Clarke CBD oil and there was little change, but I think its influence may be more significant long term. It is certainly food for thought when it comes to using these supplements to find marginal gains.