The golf cart of the future talks to headquarters, too. Back at the pro shop is an electronic map displaying the position of each cart. If a cart falls too far behind the pace, the course marshal shows up, forcing slowpokes to skip holes or quit. We find that golfers who complain are the same kind who keep playing year after year with their original set of clubs. One of those troglodytes is Karl Berscheid of San Luis Obispo, California, who would rather walk than ride in the golf cart of the future.
Golf is a spiritual thing.
It's not about technology. And I don't want anything that disconnects me from the experience. He takes a few practice swings. Fill in this form for your free trial issue. U.S. indexes are real-time.