Rick Dandy
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Trackman Handheld.
What's the "Next Big Thing In Golf" that you don't know that you need?
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Kevin Shields
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For the low, low price of a million dollars
Steve Khatib
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For the low, low price of a million dollars
And $1,000 a month gets you the tech support and upgrades
.softconsult
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Indoor Launch Monitor (the kind with computer graphics that you actually hit balls into) modified to show the D-Plane!
ZAP
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The way electronics changes it will include a phone and an MP3 player. Plus you will be able to use it to track your shots in real time on google earth.
If you had told any of us 15 years ago that there would be a device the size of a deck of cards that held thousands of songs and full length movies we would have told you that you were nuts. Or is that just me?
Chip Putterman
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3D IMAX virtual golf courses.
that may come sooner than you think
As long as you don't have to wear those goofy glasses.
Matt 4-L
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You heard it here first, maybe I should get the patent.
birdie_man
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Heated golf courses for northern climates.
jeffgladchun
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Brian Manzella Clones
aaron_lohan
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Floodlit golf
Golf course made with a realistic artificial surface
Golf course made with a realistic artificial surface
aaron_lohan
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An app for your mobile phone that tells you how far uve drove the ball and how far is left to the flag
EdStraker
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Back in the 70s long before I took up the game of golf, one of the Sunol golf courses in Sunol, CA was lit for night play. When the energy crisis hit, they no longer offered night play and the lights were removed.
there are some apps available for iphones that have gps for golf courses.
Matt Bryda
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There is a course just north of Columbus, OH that has artificial greens and tees and according to them they can vary the speeds of the greens.
Matt
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softconsult
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"Back in the 70s long before I took up the game of golf, one of the Sunol golf courses in Sunol, CA was lit for night play. When the energy crisis hit, they no longer offered night play and the lights were removed."
Feeling old. I have actually played night golf. Would have been around 1974 in Longbeach, CA. Fully lit, may have been an executive length course. I was down there on business for a few weeks. Really strange playing golf at 11 PM.
Feeling old. I have actually played night golf. Would have been around 1974 in Longbeach, CA. Fully lit, may have been an executive length course. I was down there on business for a few weeks. Really strange playing golf at 11 PM.
Chip Putterman
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There are tons of smartphone golf apps out there.
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