If you suck at golf it is most likely because your swing is out of whack. You could correct that with hour after hour of expensive training, but that won’t help you humiliate your co-workers and superiors when it counts. The Gyroswing, will.

According to the manufacturer:

20,000 RPM gyroscope ingrains the ‘feel’ of the perfect swing.

In actual fact, what it does, is help to pull your swing in the right direction and offer resistance when you stray from the cleanest path. It would likely take a bit of getting used to, but my guess is a few hours at the driving range ought to give you the gist. [SKLZ via Gizmowatch, DVICE]

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The ProActive Sports Radio Controlled Incred-A-Ball is, as the name implies, a radio controlled golf ball; but don’t get any fantasies of sinking hole-in-ones from 400-yards, or magnificent puts from the edge of the green, it is a different kind of animal. The Incred-A-Ball has a radio activated gyroscope, turn it on and the ball goes crazy. It is recharged via a dock and is surprisingly cheap for a golf gadget.

Video featuring the worst camera work that I have ever seen after the jump. (more…)

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I am not much of a golfer, but I certainly appreciate the vast away of golf gadgets that are out there and the Stewart F1 Lithium is no exception. While some people might say that it is simply a bag with wheels, others will appreciate its slick styling and the fact that it folds up small enough to fit in the trunks of even the most impractical of sports cars (which you are likely to own if you can spend this much on a bag). Additionally, it is battery powered, so you don’t have to lug the full weight of all all of your clubs.

Price: $5000 [Stewart Golf via Born Rich]

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When you gotta go, you gotta go. No one wants to interrupt their game by walking all the way back to the club house just because nature calls and it was for this reason that Urologist Dr. Floyd Seskin created the UroClub. It looks like a golf club, but believe me when I tell you that it ain’t. (more…)

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While there is no shortage of simulators for individual sports, the E Ball stands apart because it simulates a whole range. It comes in both outdoor and indoor varieties and comes in a range of sporting flavors including: golf, soccer and Australian Rules football.

An indoor version of the E Ball is available, but there is no substitute for the bouncy castle outdoor version. Presumably there is some setup involved in changing between the sports, as the ball sensors are all appropriately shaped, but that is a small price to pay for enjoying sports out of the sun.

Price: N/A but you can bet that it is really expensive. [E Ball Games via Born Rich]

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