With golf season finally starting to bloom here in California, I am getting my swing back in shape, it’s looking really good and I might actually enter some tournaments this year. Of course, my latest golf wishlist includes this very Mantis Golf Scooter, which mixes a pull-golf cart with an electric scooter. I really want one!
Why didn’t people think of this earlier? Expect more of these to replace full-size golf carts in the next few years.
Looks like against all the liability issues, GM and Segway has allowed the Gizmodo team to take a ride in their new P.U.M.A.
My first thoughts? I would NEVER ride in that thang, it’s too small. (That’s my first honest reaction.) I doubt that people over 200 pounds can even fit in that thing nevermind getting stuck. But a great idea, sorta the next-level version of Segway. To me it seems more like a miniature version of
Well, today I spent most of the day watching golf, here’s a golf cart clock to celebrate Greg Norman’s 2 shot lead.
This unique 1:18 scale golf cart is the perfect gift for a real golf enthusiast and the perfect conversation piece. Every minute that ticks by through the day reminds him that if he works a little faster he could be on the course instead of in the office wasting all of this perfectly good daylight. Authentic looking in every detail, down to
To celebrate that Tiger won today, (congrats Tiger) here’s top 10 best golf gadgets:
10. At number 10, the Golf Simulator is a must for your fat wallet. When I have enough money, I am gettin’ one of these in my gigantic garage.
9. The golf ball mouse and mousepad are pretty good sign you are a golf
Well, I am a scratch golfer and do not like to use any golf carts since I am old-school, but here’s an autonomous golf cart that’s better than the existing electric carts on the market.
Yet another job for pimply 16-year-olds has been rendered obsolete with technology, now that golfers can use the Shadow Caddy—a fully autonomous golf club carrying cart that tr
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Remember my post on how to make a DC Welder powered by a golf cart? Well, these guys must be golfers and must own a golf course. (or at least work at a golf course.)
Now, they figured out a way to power their batteries with a big solar panel on top of the golf cart. Now the question is, can you
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Here’s a cool way you can make a DC welder powered by a golf cart! Of course, you don’t have to use a golf cart but it is creative the way this guy did it.
Here’s the simplest welder you can make. It’s just a pair of jumper cables and a welding rod. Oh yeah. And some batteries to power it. I happened to have some nice juicy batteries in the form of a Golf Cart.
