New technology is changing the terrain of the golf industry. Another such technology is a company is EZeeGolf which is a company that I'm associated with. The technology serves the 6 million + market of former golfers no longer able to physically swing a traditional golf club. If you're interested in learning more
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Steve Fluke
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www.ezeegolf.com
I’ve been blown away with how far golf simulator technology has come, and it only keeps getting better and better. Now it’s getting even more affordable for putting one in your home and eliminating having to go find an indoor place, pay the bay fee, and over pay for a beer.
The price differences out there range anywhere from $2,000 up to $70,000 (or more). I’ve been looking at getting a TruGolf simulator for my basement (Start at $11,000) so my buddies and I can play courses in the middle of winter.
The graphics are extremely realistic (4K HD), you can have up to 8 multiplayers, and the data feedback I think will help me get my handicap down (currently a 10 handicap). The big downfall I foresee with the 27 courses it comes with is getting my buddies to leave at the end of the night.
TruGolf uses the E6 Connect software, which is what most bars and indoor simulators run off of. That gives you the same feel in your home as if you were out and playing at a venue.
With how far golf simulator technology has come in the last few years I’m extremely excited to see what’s out there in the next decade.
I agree with what you said. Did you use these guys?
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Ryan, send me a note at mike.bailey@golfchanel.com. Thanks.
It is incredible how the "climate change" religion has permeated everything. THERE has always been climate change. The numbers that the "religion' uses are totally FAKE. The old adage "follow the money" certainly applies here. Check out KING AL's house.
Please- must the political football of climate change be thrust into my one sanctuary away from it, namely golf?
Agree - anyone who thinks Pebble Beach or St. Andrews is going away because of climate change is off their rocker. A completely needless statement in the story.
Whether or not links and coastal courses will be submerged underwater someday is admittedly debatable. But coastal courses are definitely more fragile than inland courses. On the west coast in particular, coastal erosion (or earthquakes?) can chip away at these properties over time.
Love to have.something like that but just like every thing else out of reach average income person
Do any of these golf simulators (about golf, etc) allow you to add a course as they become available in the future? Or would you have to buy another simulator?
Doug
