What new tech do you want in the bag?
Give me all your AI's. The more we leverage the benefit of computational power and iterative design, the better.
This! AI irons. I’m confident I could see some big gains over the Adam’s A7’s I’m currently using.
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Give me all the putter shaft technology (especially that one you previewed this week). For a club that's in my hand for a little under half my strokes of a round, give me all the consistency and eliminate all the variables you can.
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Good thing we get to find out in December!
3D printed stuff.
probably not help anything but has the chance to look cool.
probably not help anything but has the chance to look cool.
VI Blue technology please! 
I agree here 100%. I'd also love a retail launch monitor that measures spin and doesn't cost a kidney.
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How about "new to me"? I'd really like a set of modern hollow body irons, not exactly "new tech", but the latest hollow bodies are pretty cool.
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Not new, but new to me - I'd love to get a proper fitting and then buy clubs optimized for my swing.
I don't like the idea of having to have my phone in my pocket while playing.
I think AI is a no brainer. As adoption increases, I think we're going to see some neat results. The forgiveness that's already being packed into smaller packages is pretty amazing.
I do it on my GPS watch but it's still a PITA to select which club you hit after every shot.
With you on the launch monitor. I enjoyed the SC200 but am definitely looking for something with more data.
I do it on my GPS watch but it's still a PITA to select which club you hit after every shot.
With you on the launch monitor. I enjoyed the SC200 but am definitely looking for something with more data.
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There are numerous ways to accomplish this without a phone in your pocket now, I believe.
Arcoss CaddieLink.
Shotscope V3 watch.
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AI just makes sense when it comes to advancements in tech across the board. Just put in the limits that it can't go past and let it do it's million's of computations.
I'm open to this in golf, no matter the OEM....as long as it looks good, too. Callaway's set the bar high, but AI isn't only available to them.
I'm open to this in golf, no matter the OEM....as long as it looks good, too. Callaway's set the bar high, but AI isn't only available to them.
Thanks for the info. I just remember discussing it with the Hackers guys last year as to the phone in pocket
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Yeah, CaddieLink is very new. It basically allows you to wear on your belt (light, you wouldn't notice) and does the same thing.
It's kind of incredible.
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It’s not new and I’m not sure it qualifies as tech but I really want to give one length a try. Unfortunately I have to buy blind because nowhere within two hours has any kind of demo set up for them
I think caddielink would be the first on my list. I don't recall ever actually having an issue with my phone in my pocket, but it still weighs on my mind.
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I was going to go with a simple answer and say a range finder with slope, but I'm switching to your answer. While I love Arccos, I'd enjoy it even more if the sensors weren't protruding as much. And no thanks to the sensors built into the grips. I'm not cutting down all my shafts.
I’d really like my kid to just go ahead play for me anymore.
He’s getting not fun to compete with.
He’s getting not fun to compete with.
Hey how is it still showing you as a 2020 Albatross Club member still?
I want everyone to know I was a cool kid back in 2020 too!