I tried it on, and it immediately slapped me upside the head. Since I ve always believed that I could cure my slice and play better if someone would just slap me upside the head once in a while, I have to say the product lived up to its billing. I found another glove called the Knuckle Glove that helps you maintain a consistent grip on the club, presumably giving you a nice tasty knuckle sandwich every time you regrip at the top of your backswing. I next strolled past an exhibit featuring miniature golf consultants. I tried to imagine what one of their sales pitches might sound like.
Software is big, of course.
One program took your golf score, analyzed it and then gave you tips based on what that analysis suggested. In my case, the tip was to buy one of those gloves that slapped me upside the head to cure my slice. I decided not to buy. Oh, you can now buy anti-theft devices for your clubs. I guess with the price of clubs approaching what you used to be able to buy a car for a generation or so ago, I suppose this is a worthwhile investment.