AMVR Golf Club Attachment Compatible with Meta/Oculus Quest 3S/Quest 3, Non-Slip VR Golf Handle Grip for Golf +, 80 Degree Design Keep Tracking （for Right Controller, Not for Charging Dock Battery）

Been using this for just over 3 weeks now and love it. Gives you the feel of a real club. It is a little on the lite side for weight but no 2 foot long controller attachment is going to feel the same as a real club no matter how weights are placed on it. Buttons and triggers are easy to access when attached to the club. Installing the right hand controller was very simple. Stays in place well. Have not had any issue of it coming loose while swinging it, even after hours of play. In fact, I have never had to re-tighten it once. Removing the controller is just as easy too.I bought it specifically to play with Golf+. It is actually in their library of attachments, so set up is as simple as clicking on it from the list. Makes the game much easier and enjoyable to play.

Works perfectly. I would highly recommend to anybody if you can catch it on sale, great but if not, it's well worth it for Golf plus on any of the meta devices.. I use mine with the Quest 3 and love it.

This thing is real clean, the handle feels great in the hands. The club is well built and keeps the controller snug in the holder. The battery door is a perfect fit on the controller, I don’t even take it off when not using the club. Once you get used to threading the strap through the hole in the holder, it takes less than a minute to set up. Golf+ has support built in for the club. Walk About Mini Golf doesn’t, but that game has a tool to manually set up a custom club, and with some tweaking it works perfectly, and you get used to finding the trigger to move to the next hole quickly. Over all, I’m really pleased with this club and I’ll be keeping it!

First: I really love this attachment for Golf+. It was refreshing to see this specific model in the “attachments” section of the Goof+ app. I think this feels very lifelike but obviously you are immersed in a virtual world so it’s not all the club. Most people are playing a quest in a more confined space if I had to guess so considering this a great option if you have very limited space. If you play golf regularly you may want a full length VR club because they will feel even closer but cost more. No clue how this would help your swing if at all. I would say using this while being immersed in the game will really only help the mental part of your game. Breakfast double bogey chip ins from the sand, slices off the tee into the woods, etc. you will feel the motion and it enhances the experience to have the attachment. If you are going to buy the Golf* app you should consider budgeting for the attachment. It makes the game more fun and lifelike. The attachment is built well and is obviously much better than playing the game with the traditional controllers. I would say if you are a golfer in real life you will want it

I’m just say it works great and makes VR golf way more realistic! With just a few minutes you get used to using the buttons on the controller since it’s no longer in your hand (you grab the club with your left hand then reach down with right hand to use the controller when not swinging the club.

Update: after a couple days of use and comparing to a real club it’s definitely very light. Good for adding immersion and accuracy, but it won’t replicate the weight of a real club. I don’t have a lot of room to play in so I like the small length.Going to be using it for walk about mini golf and golf+ on meta quest 3. So far I have no complaints. Definitely adds a much more immersive feel. Haven’t used any of the other clubs so I can’t say how they compare. Perfectly happy with this one though. A little on the light side if you’re looking for an absolute 1:1 replica feel.Controller fits snug and was easy to set up.

As the title reads, I've tried both of these clubs and I definitely prefer this one more. It's shorter which I didn't think I'd like, but I definitely do. In fairness, I own the longer version of the DriVR Elite so it's not an exact apples to apples comparison, but it's close. I like the grip on this club better as it feels a bit thicker and softer. The biggest advantage, and it can't be understated, is how much easier it is to use the buttons. Having the controller horizontal the shaft makes them so much easier to use. It's a pain with the DriVR Elite to use the buttons because they are parallel and face the shaft. It's a pain compared to the AMVR.Both clubs are very good quality. I just prefer this one and would definitely recommend.

Doesn't last. You can hear it creak and pop when you swing and then finally I heard a really big pop... you can see in the image where it cracked and now basically can't be used. I didn't hit anything, it broke from the stress of normal golf swings. It did last about 8 months, but something like this should basically last indefinitely or it just isn't safe.