The golden age of caddies ceded technology, except for a respected private golf clubs.
golfers today have resorted to a wide range of measures to get the yardages, operating and storing the results.
When you play you have trouble measuring how much an obstacle is, or how far from the green you get to your next shot?
Are you the type of person with an uncanny ability to estimate how much you need to hit your next shot?
For most people it is a guessing game, but it was so much more important when it comes to scoring. It can make a big difference between shooting score or left to frustration and want to break every club in your bag.
When I was caddying professionally my job 30 + years to make sure I go before my golf partner and even appeared.
Professional Caddies to chart a course for players before each tournament, with all measurements.
You knew the distance of each club its own pros swing in. It's your job to walk the fairways marking down every stone, sand traps, trees, water or any other permanent barriers to be able to measure the tees or any other shots from the fairways and greens.
to highlight it all down in a little black book. Next day early in the morning before each round you graph out of each hole pin placements. Measured by the old traditional way with one foot in front of the other as far away from the front, sides and back of greens.
is also observed where the pin placement for the day so that writing everything down. Looking at all if the green is on a hill, Swale, or any break in the hole when putting.
Where is the flat part of the green or the safest place to hit the ball. It is a combination of guess work and knowing your players skill level.
Today, that all changed with technology. Yardage markers can now define the sprinkler heads, poles in Fairways, painted numbers on the cart paths.
yardage books, and laser range finders were all part of the golf landscape and have varying degrees of use of today's golfers.
for high-tech among us, the devices are finding their way into more and more golf bags. The compact rangefinder with handheld GPS systems and computer geekery are found all over the audience.
with the convenience, however, comes the cost, and none of them are cheap.The items ranging in price from $ 199 to $ 499
is one of the great pleasures of playing golf in the last 40 + years has been remarkable development in technology which makes the game so much easier now than in the early 1980s.
As we enjoy huge titanium drivers, graphite shafts, two-piece balls and soft face putters, we wonder how we could ever play with drivers who have a head the size of small boulders and balls that he wore a big smile every time they hit off-center.
Progress is not limited to clubs and balls. When I started playing, club selection is based on the perceived distance golf shot.
then became the standard for golf to put a laser distance reading label on each hole. Technology has begun to do this job too, and now R & USGA said it would allow the use of GPS range sought if the club or tournament committee took the local government allows its use.
Not many of these local rules have been made. For my club has decided against seeking a range of official club tournaments. Although they were allowed in regular play, and it is legal and common in practice rounds.
The biggest problems for most golf courses are involved in the dispute play.The approval from the PGA has made a big problem that these gadgets to speed up the game.
thinking is that if players have distance information available immediately, it will accelerate the club selection, pre-shot routine and the actual impact.
From what I hear, the evidence suggests that it is not slučaj.Vrijeme player spends looking at a distance not considered a contributor to the slow pace of the game. This is a decision about which club to use, and generally preparing for the blow that the time wasters.
Despite advanced technology, nothing about golf has changed the fundamental premise. It's great knowing how far the hole, but you still have to hit the shot.
My limited experience in using these gadgets that they can be useful on the golf course. They provide fast and accurate information available, and for this reason their use should be encouraged.
When I use it on my home course, it is really of limited value. I think it's because I played there so often, and I know the exact yardages.
Another new technological gadget that has proved its weight in gold for the hard core avid golfer, called the game ProLooper Golf Analyzer. This revolutionary system allows golfers to record the location of each shot using a standard GPS range finder, and use this information to get the most in-depth statistical analysis of their games available today.
This feature rich system can improve shot accuracy and help golfers save strokes on the golf course. You can run the system on several GPS-Finder range of devices and has more than 10,000 course maps available.
To use the system ProLooper golfer simply standing on the ball and marks the spot while checking the distance to their next target.
data collection process does not slow down golfers game. After the round is complete golfer pictures of their data over the Internet ProLooper server.
golfer is able to add additional details, such as weather conditions, lies, slopes and other varijablama.Više details that are added, a more powerful moment of the reporting capabilities of the system becomes.
Golfers can now have the same type of firearms and game analysis that professional golfers get from their caddies.
This will help you improve your golf swing, and shot accuracy. That's what separates great golfers from the average golfer, and he knew Statistics.
be able to use those numbers to be better in every aspect of your game. You do not get a quick overview of your performance after every round of golf 18 holes. This all leads to better play and lower scores.
