**Testing iPhone Devices as Golf Clubs: A Unique Experiment**

In this unusual experiment, we put various iPhone models to the test by using them as golf clubs. The results were fascinating, and some devices fared better than others when subjected to impact and stress. We started with the iPhone 6, which had a glass rear and front, and an aluminum backing. As expected, the device took a beating, but surprisingly, it still managed to boot up after being clubbed into submission.

The iPhone 6's screen was torn apart, and the battery suffered minor damage. However, the internal components were easily accessible once the phone was disassembled, revealing the extent of the impact. The vibrate switch motor failed, and the buttons no longer worked. Despite the damage, it was still possible to salvage some footage from the device.

Next, we tried using the iPhone 5, which had a similar glass rear and front design as the iPhone 6. However, this model fared much worse when subjected to impact. A large chunk of the phone's casing was torn off, rendering it completely unusable. The impact also damaged the screen and battery, and the internal components were exposed.

The iPhone 5S, with its stronger glass and aluminum backing, performed slightly better than the other two devices. Although it still took a significant beating, the phone managed to keep on working for a short time before shutting down completely. However, even this model was not immune to damage, and the impact caused major destruction to the screen and casing.

Finally, we tested the iPhone 4S and 3GS, which had thicker casings made of glass and metal. The results were astonishing – the iPhone 4S, with its robust design, managed to survive an incredible amount of impact without sustaining significant damage. The phone's internal components remained intact, and even the screen still functioned, albeit with some weird effects.

The iPhone 4S was able to withstand a massive impact that would have destroyed most other devices. Although the digitizer was damaged, and the battery was exposed, the phone's internal components were still functional. This suggests that the iPhone 4S might be one of the best options if you had to use an iPhone as a golf club.

In contrast, the iPhone 3GS, which was even more robust than the iPhone 4S, fared poorly when subjected to impact. The phone's casing cracked and bent, causing significant damage to the screen and internal components. Although the SIM card ejector still worked, it would have been difficult to repair or maintain the device.

In conclusion, this experiment highlights the durability of different iPhone models when subjected to extreme stress. While some devices fared better than others, none were completely immune to damage. However, if you had to use an iPhone as a golf club, the iPhone 4S might be one of the best options due to its robust design and ability to withstand significant impact.

**Golfing with Your iPhone: A Cautionary Tale**

While using an iPhone as a golf club can be a fun and unique experience, it's essential to consider the potential risks involved. The results of our experiment show that some devices are more durable than others, but even the most robust models can suffer significant damage when subjected to impact.

If you're considering using your iPhone as a golf club, we recommend exercising caution. Not only could you risk damaging your device beyond repair, but you may also put yourself at risk of injury from flying debris or sharp edges. Additionally, using an iPhone in this way could void your warranty and potentially cause harm to others around you.

In our experiment, we were fortunate enough to salvage some components from the devices that failed, but it's essential to remember that not all iPhones can withstand the stresses of golfing. If you do decide to use your iPhone as a golf club, make sure you're prepared for the possibility of damage and have a backup plan in place.

**The Verdict: Which iPhone Should You Use as a Golf Club?**

While no iPhone is completely safe from damage when used as a golf club, some models fared better than others. Based on our experiment, we would recommend using an iPhone 4S if you had to use one as a golf club. Its robust design and ability to withstand significant impact make it the most suitable option for this purpose.

However, even the iPhone 4S should be used with caution, and users should consider the risks involved before attempting to use their device in this way. If you're looking for a more durable alternative, there are other options available on the market that are specifically designed for outdoor activities and can withstand rough handling.

Ultimately, using an iPhone as a golf club is not recommended, but if you do choose to attempt it, make sure you're prepared for the possibility of damage and have a backup plan in place.

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going to go ahead and uh do some golfing test out the true limits of the Mater materials on all iPhone series all right so this is the six uh it does turn on it's just hard to see after we applied it on here we'll be able to take it off and see how the screen fares after but okay let's uh test out my swing here golfing with the iPhone 6 in three two one two one all right so let's see what we got here honestly I did not think that the impact would be that much like when I golf it never seems like the impact is super super strong but I guess I guess I was wrong see if it still boots though uh yeah there's some screen tearing in there so the screen still slightly works oh there's some weird effects going on cool but oh my gosh look at that all right let's gol this guy now all right the iPhone 6 uh didn't do very well so it deserves the clubbing go three two three two so here's the damage look at the battery it's still intact although it's kind of scary didn't puncture so we got the internals easy way to take apart your phone and oh my God look at that so completely demolished I would be surprised if I plug this thing into iTunes and it was still recognized see if the vibrate switch Motor Works nope so uh that's the six uh let's try the 5S now I got to go man it's my turn to golf call you later though all right here we go iPhone uh 5S golfing Let's test my skills three two not bad not bad actually two so this time I managed to blow a huge chunk off of it but does it work nope no signs of life unfortunately and I can't even power it on the buttons missing good shot though it's a pretty good shot all right let's try the iPhone 4S and 3GS so my 4S over here let's see how this guy does it's a really thick phone and glass backing front and rear let's see how far we can launch this and the golf ball but we're going to actually record while we do to see if we can salvage it at the end I thought that'd be interesting to see so uh let's start recording in landscape iPhone 4S golf test 3 2 one wo so iPhone 4S a golf test three two one one all right here's what happened look at that the entire phone bent in and this is a 4S bending the thickest phone uh I can't tell if it's oh it is working so the vibrate motor still works uh the display is kind of freaking out but this thing is still alive I might be able to salvage that footage from it definitely still works oh my gosh what an impact man this is definitely probably the phone I'd recommend you use for golfing so last one let's see how the 3Gs fares all right so we got the 3Gs let's see how this guy does two I kind of missed I'm no golf expert and the digitizer is busted I think the phone is Frozen but it's still alive I mean that works just can't get the digitizer to work and no wonder I can see all the components in there oh hey my SIM card ejector that's how you eject SIM cards cool last one not so good not very good at golf but we managed to affect actively destroy this thing and it came on a hinge nothing too bad I bet this thing would still work if I plugged everything back in but should you golf with your phones know if you were to the best phone to do it would probably be the iPhone 4S so should you guys use iPhones as golf clubs probably not it was a good experience though it's a lot of fun uh I'd have to say if you guys absolutely had to I mean use the iPhone 4S is probably the best choice uh the iPhone 5 didn't Faire very well a whole chunk got torn off iPhone 6 man we Club this thing into submission and the iPhone 6s you know not this time next time we'll see what happens with that guy but thanks so much for watching guys have a great day enjoy some of my other videos I like making videos like these you know something different once in a while but thanks so much for watching peacewhat's up guys everything alal Pro here and today it's a beautiful autumn day I'm out here golfing but these golf clubs man they're just not cutting it anymore so I thought to myself what would happen if we stuck an iPhone on here and decided to golf so at first the idea was to make a selfie stick it's a little bit permanent though and not very functional then I thought what better way to test the true limits of an iPhone than to go golfing with them so we're going to be using every size of the iPhone from the 3Gs with the plastic back to the 4S with the glass rear front and rear to the 5s with the aluminum backing to the iPhone 6 with that ion strength and glass so we're going to see how these guys Faire when used as a golf club we're going to batter them hopefully get some good shots in to anyone who says they have the most expensive Golf Club well I disagree with you I've got mine right here and man it's a say about an $800 golf club now so we're going to go ahead and uh do some golfing test out the true limits of the Mater materials on all iPhone series all right so this is the six uh it does turn on it's just hard to see after we applied it on here we'll be able to take it off and see how the screen fares after but okay let's uh test out my swing here golfing with the iPhone 6 in three two one two one all right so let's see what we got here honestly I did not think that the impact would be that much like when I golf it never seems like the impact is super super strong but I guess I guess I was wrong see if it still boots though uh yeah there's some screen tearing in there so the screen still slightly works oh there's some weird effects going on cool but oh my gosh look at that all right let's gol this guy now all right the iPhone 6 uh didn't do very well so it deserves the clubbing go three two three two so here's the damage look at the battery it's still intact although it's kind of scary didn't puncture so we got the internals easy way to take apart your phone and oh my God look at that so completely demolished I would be surprised if I plug this thing into iTunes and it was still recognized see if the vibrate switch Motor Works nope so uh that's the six uh let's try the 5S now I got to go man it's my turn to golf call you later though all right here we go iPhone uh 5S golfing Let's test my skills three two not bad not bad actually two so this time I managed to blow a huge chunk off of it but does it work nope no signs of life unfortunately and I can't even power it on the buttons missing good shot though it's a pretty good shot all right let's try the iPhone 4S and 3GS so my 4S over here let's see how this guy does it's a really thick phone and glass backing front and rear let's see how far we can launch this and the golf ball but we're going to actually record while we do to see if we can salvage it at the end I thought that'd be interesting to see so uh let's start recording in landscape iPhone 4S golf test 3 2 one wo so iPhone 4S a golf test three two one one all right here's what happened look at that the entire phone bent in and this is a 4S bending the thickest phone uh I can't tell if it's oh it is working so the vibrate motor still works uh the display is kind of freaking out but this thing is still alive I might be able to salvage that footage from it definitely still works oh my gosh what an impact man this is definitely probably the phone I'd recommend you use for golfing so last one let's see how the 3Gs fares all right so we got the 3Gs let's see how this guy does two I kind of missed I'm no golf expert and the digitizer is busted I think the phone is Frozen but it's still alive I mean that works just can't get the digitizer to work and no wonder I can see all the components in there oh hey my SIM card ejector that's how you eject SIM cards cool last one not so good not very good at golf but we managed to affect actively destroy this thing and it came on a hinge nothing too bad I bet this thing would still work if I plugged everything back in but should you golf with your phones know if you were to the best phone to do it would probably be the iPhone 4S so should you guys use iPhones as golf clubs probably not it was a good experience though it's a lot of fun uh I'd have to say if you guys absolutely had to I mean use the iPhone 4S is probably the best choice uh the iPhone 5 didn't Faire very well a whole chunk got torn off iPhone 6 man we Club this thing into submission and the iPhone 6s you know not this time next time we'll see what happens with that guy but thanks so much for watching guys have a great day enjoy some of my other videos I like making videos like these you know something different once in a while but thanks so much for watching peace\n"