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| "This
is not another unrealistic mouse controlled golf game - this is the real thing!" Computer Market - June 1997 |
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Half length 66 cm
club weighted like a full-sized club. - requires two AA batteries |
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Electronic base unit - requires 6V +ve tip power supply (included) |
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Rotating dial on the club - allows for different shaped club heads such as wood, long iron, short iron and putter. |
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Built in speaker which provides the simulated sound of a golf club hitting the ball (driver, iron, putter). |
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Software and interface cable to enable use with IBM compatible PCs. |
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| The base unit has an array of sensors that detects AND displays: | |
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The angle of the club face at impact; open-closed-square. |
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Club face position at impact from heel-to-toe and from fat-to-thin. |
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The angle of attack and follow through (five positions) from inside-in to inside-out. |
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Club head speed at impact (in miles or kilometres per hour). |
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Distance measured in yards or metres. |
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The flight path of the ball (nine paths) from severe slice to severe hook. |
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Club selection from the one wood to the five, the one iron through to the wedge, as well as the putter. |
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