Hey fellow golfers! Today we’re taking a break from our usual golf geek talk to discuss something that may help you look as young as you feel after you shot your best round – FACTORFIVE’s Anti-Aging Cream.
Now, I know what you’re thinking. “Tony, what’s a golf blogger doing reviewing skincare?” Well, after spending countless hours under the sun chasing that little spheriod, I’ve contracted a bit of a weathered and leathered look. I could use some help with that.
Enter FACTORFIVE
Let’s get the elephant in the room out the way first. The price is $189 for 1 fl oz / 30 ml. That may seem steep, but it’s roughly the same price as three boxes of Titleist Pro V1’s. So just play better golf and don’t lose 3 dozen premium golf balls and you’ve paid the price of admission. Or perhaps don’t buy a 17th driver or 8th putter?
First Impression
This cream comes in a sleek, professional-looking package that wouldn’t look out of place in your golf bag (though I’d recommend keeping it in your bathroom). The price point might make you do a double-take, but remember, this isn’t your average drugstore moisturizer.
It goes on nice and smooth. Feels nice and refreshing and doesn’t leave my skin feeling oily or slippery.
Trust The Science
FACTORFIVE isn’t messing around with their formula. They’ve packed this cream with human stem cell derived growth factors and a whole array of moisturizing ingredients. It’s like having a caddie for your face.
Application
As easy as marking your ball on the green. Just shake it up, pump once, and apply to your needed treatment areas, morning and night. I hit my face and arms.
The 19th Hole (Results)
After using this cream for a few weeks, I’ve got to say, I’m impressed. My skin feels more hydrated than a green at Augusta National Golf Club. No my face doesn’t have a sub-air system…
Pros
- Suitable for all skin types
- Free from nasty chemicals (parabens, mineral oil, etc.)
- Not tested on animals (though it might make your dog jealous)
- Visible results in just 4 weeks
Cons
- The price tag might make your wallet feel like it just paid for a round at Pebble Beach.
Final Score
I’m giving the FACTORFIVE Anti-Aging Cream a solid birdie grade. It’s a high-quality product that delivers on its promises. The price point is a bit up there, but “I’m worth it,” as they say.
Man what an impressive display of golf by Xander Schauffele this week, and especially in the final round of the Open Championship. Excuse me… impressive display of gowf.
Xander’s putting was incredible. He was inches from shooting 64 with a birdie attempt on the final hole that barely missed. His ball striking was amazing. He was 1st in greens in regulation and in the final round hit 88.9% of the greens. When you putt well and are first in GIR, it’s over.
Three shot victory at -9.
Justin Rose was within striking distance to keep it interesting, but missed putts proved to be the difference maker. I’m a big Rose fan. Love his grit. 2nd place.
What This Win Means For Xander
This is the 2nd major victory of the season, the PGA being the first. Both final rounds were 65’s. That’s some clutch playing.
I’d have to think he will be the Player of the Year.
It’s raining fairly hard at Royal Troon today. Finally some real links golf! Shane Lowry may have an even better advantage with all his links golf experience. Who handles the rain and who doesn’t?
I’m really enjoying watching the featured groups live. First off DJ and BK have some “colorful” language and comments about the conditions and the course. Best though, is the Scottish announcers. Warms my heart and brings me back to my several trips to Scotland to golf.
The field was 1055 over par for the first two rounds. This 3rd round is bound to boost that number up considerably.
Winds are picking up. We might have us some links golf today.
Tiger Woods finishes the 2nd round at +14. That’s about 10 shots over the cut. He’s not DFL but he’s pretty close.
Shane Lowrey continues to play well and is in the house with a 69 in round 2, for a total of -7 and a 2 shot lead at the moment. There is a ton of golf left so that is likely to change.
Scottie Sheffler is at -3 with one hole left at this time. (Update), he finished round two at -2 which midway through the round is good enough for a tie for 4th place.
Jordan Speith hit a drive that was over 400 yards with the hard ground and a tail wind. Welcome to links golf.
U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeaux missed the cut. Had something to say about his gear not being setup correctly for colder temperatures. What the?
Other notables that missed the cut: Rory McIlroy +11, Cameron Smith +12, Tommy Fleetwood +9, adn Tyrrell Hatton +8.
LEGEND
Speaking of Tyrell Hatton… Legendary event today. Tyrrell Hatton carried his own bag down the 12th hole. He’d hit his tee shot so badly that he told his caddie he didn’t deserve to have someone carry his bag for him.
I’m NOT going to purchase the “Peacock” network to watch this. So I’m just using TheOpen.com website to watch some featured groups. I love me some proper links golf, but I could really use some high winds and rain. 🙂
Tiger Woods looks gimpy after an opening 40 on the front nine. He’s very slowly bending over, though he’s hitting long drives and hitting a lot of fairways. But he’s +7 and unless he catches fire, he’s already toast.
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