If the golf course is a bit soggy (or under snow) this time of year, that doesn’t mean you can’t find a place to practice. How about working on your putts?
Sure, you could just putt at a hole (or the cat, dog, etc.), but if you want to get some computer-enhanced putting advice, you may want to check out this gadget:
The Electronic Putting Trainer.
Its “infrared sensors detect both the speed and direction of each putt, providing precise, instant feedback by showing exactly where the midpoint of the ball has struck the bar in relation to its ‘virtual hole.’”
The bar automatically bounces the ball back to you, so you don’t even have to fish it out of a hole. You can even play a game to make things interesting:
“The trainer challenges you with six games; you can play a game of ‘500′ which requires you to place a series of five puts as close as possible to the hole.”
A mere $330 from Hammacher Schlemmer:
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