To be clear, the goal of this guide is to highlight balls that do certain things well. With the help of Golf Laboratories’ swing-robot, we’re able to whittle down the field and provide worthy ...

The Ball Picker robot autonomously scoots around sucking up golf balls and returns them to a ball dispenser to be teed up once again. The Ball Picker is said to be capable of detecting areas of ...

A robot called Golfi is the first to be able to autonomously spot and travel to a golf ball anywhere on a green and sink a putt. Golf-playing robots have been developed before, but they have ...

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For our latest test with Golf Laboratories’ swing robot, we put 41 golf balls to the test to see how they performed with the driver. As you’ll notice from the models listed below, there was ...

Now it is the turn of the open source golf ball retrieving robot aptly named G Bot, which is this week launched via Kickstarter to raise the required funds it needs to make the jump into production.

I n our robot testing, conducted by the independent clubfitting chain Cool Clubs, golf balls with urethane covers preferred by tour pros averaged 30 to 50 percent more spin on a 45-yard pitch shot ...

Nei says his robot can help fix poor swing mechanics that may cause a golfer to hook, slice, or even top the golf ball. "It fault corrects, so wherever you are off in your swing we do the exact ...