We live in a world full of technological advances. Thanks to technology we have been able to organize our lives through our phones and even have self driving cars. So it should come as no surprise that golf has made a few leaps with technology as well. Golfers are now able to play golf in the comfort of their own homes digitally and even golf balls now contain chips to record a golfers distance and speed. We have highlighted a few promising products that seem perfect for the tech savvy golfer or any golfer that wants to find new ways to improve upon their skills.
Golf Game is a comprehensive system designed to seamlessly capture and display your golf game in a dynamic interface with stats, trends and even gives golfers the ability to review and share your round of golf. You don’t have to manually enter information to keep track of your game. The system does it for you in the background, so you can worry about playing.
HoleN1 Golf Cell Phone Clip Holder and Training Aid
You heard of a selfie stick right? Well this is a selfie for golfers who want to get instant feedback on their swing. The HoleN1 Golf Cell Phone Clip can be used to record your swing, and then immediately review every detail… alignment, foot movement, swing path, and contact.
Everybody’s Golf VR – PlayStation VR
Step on to the course like never before in the incredibly immersive Everybody’s Golf VR experience! You can practice your putting on the green or tee off at the driving range to perfect your swing. And did we mention that you don’t have to leave home?
Crestgolf Golf Putter Plane Laser Sight Golf Training
No need to use elevated string ties, or chalk lines. Lasers have stepped in to make practicing your putting skills easier. The Crest Golf Putter easily attaches to all putters and give a laser guide line during your putt to check your putting plane. Who knew that laser precision could increase your putting precision?
Prazza is a golf ball finder that works from up to 100 meters! It’s a great way to save money from purchasing golf balls every time you hit the course. You can know have a golf ball for life.
So are you ready to improve your game or just have fun with any of the above gadgets? And how do you see golf adjusting to keep up with future tech trends? Are flying caddies next?
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