Would be interesting to see what one’s read is and then compare it to with goggles on. Like put a tee in the green where you see/read the aiming point then put on the goggles and compare it if your read/line is right! Great training tool I can imagine.
I have the putt vision app on my cell phone.. $5 and it does same thing as far as giving a line. Even picks up very subtle breaks.. Good for practice rounds and learning greens
Where I see technology like this being useful, is as a training aid to help people read putts. I would never suggest wearing this while putting; but set someone up with a putt, have them read it normally (i.e. "I see this as slightly uphill, 6 inch break left-to-right") and putt it normally. Then have them put the gizmo on and re-read the putt, get a new aim point, take the gizmo off and try the putt again. People need to be able to use their own eyes, plus the information from walking the green (you can FEEL the slopes with your feet), and sometimes even taking wind into account, to actually read the putt. Putting is very much about FEEL, being able to use your senses to figure out the line and speed is a skill people need to learn. Used well, this kind of technology could be helpful - but I fear some would use it as a "crutch" and never learn to read putts unassisted.
@@krusher74 I watched the whole video, and I heard that part.... then 80% of the video is Rick putting while wearing the glasses. Yes, it SHOULD be used as a training aid to help people learn to read greens. My point was, take the thing off while you're actually hitting the putt. You do not want to get dependent on that kind of "here's your target line, here's a thing to square your putter up to" aid while you're hitting the putt.
The good news is: even if people only use it as a "crutch" they will still learn. PuttView X is a very intuitive learning experience, so even if you just look at the lines and trying to hit them, you will still learn to appreciate break better and improve your green reading skills as well as boost confidence
7:12 Below? Huh? The left is the high side with a l-r breaker. Ball tracked the first 40% right on blue line and then stayed high for the remainder. Had you hit it harder (instead of die-at-hole speed), the ball would've ended up even more to the high side. Both of your puts at this hole indicate the system's blue line is not reliable. And that's precisely what one should expect (from this gimmick). I mean sure, it can be right from time to time...on certain putts. But besides contours, grain can radically influence lines. And speed is a guess...always influx due to various weather matters. That aside, the accuracy of the scan and then the processing of that (not always reliable scan) data leaves lots of room for errors. It's in combining all of those problem areas that...jfc...you'd be hard pressed to make a case for any value. And that would be true even if it was priced at $19.99.
Here's what we really need; I know so many people who say they can hit the ball fine at the driving range but can't do it at the course. So what we need are AR goggles so, on the fairway, it makes a picture like you're looking out on the range.
I think when Finch reviewed them (about a year ago) it seemed that they may help people learn how to read greens....possibly...or just become totally reliant on these and lose all 'feel' for it. Can you imagine how slow play would get if these were allowed in play!!!!
its funny that the world has got so used to tech now that every high tech device is expected to just be a phone app next week. Some clever people have worked for years to make that work.
@@krusher74 Do you know what Lidar Imaging is? It maps terrain the same way this device does. Granted there are features in the headset geared towards golf but that could certainly be implemented into a application. I said I see no reason why it can't be in an app and I stand by that. Does my iPhone have LiDAR? Introduced in 2020, the LiDAR scanner is available on the Pro and Pro Max models of the iPhone 12, 13, 14, and 15, as well as the third-generation 11-inch and fifth-generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro models from 2020 and later.
This would be amazing to use on your home course on days that it’s really slow to take your time and really learn the greens. Not really viable during actual play cuz everyone in your group would get annoyed by you taking forever, not to mention holding up everyone behind you but definitely cool invention.
hopefully they come down in price, would love to practice reading greens. Use a tee to mark your line then using some soprt of system to see if you're correct.
For speed I like to pick a spot to putt to between me and the hole, then let it roll out. That spot moves based on slope and how the greens are rollling that day, but that would be a nice feature
Rick take on a pro with these,,,, like one of your challenges but you use goggles and pro can’t 👌👍 price is crazy but I bet there’s some real work gone into them
Literally had a discussion with my brother in law about 3 years ago about this. He's an operations director at a regional tech company and we brainstormed a bit before he finally landed on "Dude, there is a zero percent chance that this isn't already in R&D somewhere with money already behind it." and we chocked it up to a good idea, had too late. Here we are, not long after and its a purchasable product. Glad I didnt waste my time lol.
Technology continuously helps lower scores, but the courses are remaining the same. When is it going to be "Too much"? I feel we are hitting a point that maybe the "Courses/Game itself" needs love. Tough love that is. Imagine the hole diameter being reduced by just 1/8" (0.3 centimeters). That impact would be like a hurricane. Maybe a maximum fairway width of 30 yards, forcing us all to play tighter. Like how the NFL extra point was so easy, to make it more challenging for the game, they moved it back. I may not be explaining myself the best. Hope some people understand my point. Just an old guys thoughts. Thanks Rick and Rock on 🤘😎
I'm a XR (AR and VR developer) myself. Gotta give them credit for the software making a few assumptions here that helps because the scanning itself on the Hololens 2 is nowhere near precise enough to identify small bumps. When scanning the camera crew you can tell how rough the scan actually is on non-flat surfaces
Pair of sunglasses that connect to your phone and sends off all the computational stuff to dedicated servers. That way you only need the cameras and display in the glasses and weight is cut down massively. AI servers could also learn from from thousands of puts and get more and more precise. Or am I missing something here?
He said his putter was lined up straight but even on a small screen from 3 feet away I could see it was closed. … and the ball started left. It was just a bit but, Rick, try 0.5 degrees open = straight for you.
HoloLens 2 Only £3395… super cheap compared to £12K so are they charging 8+ grand for the software 😂 Would rather buy an Apple Vision Pro and I can do so much more than just that.
I think they would be great for learning how to read the breaks in the greens, but you still need putting speed and tempo and comes naturally from practicing b4 you play.
As a terrible golfer myself, it’s crazy to think that people can still be bad at golf. Nowadays you have so much technology and access with apps, coaches, clubs, etc. that it just makes you appreciate golfers from back in the day That much more
Omg I thought he was going to say they cost 3k and that would have been prohibitive. It’s very cool but I can’t see great value in this as a players training aid (I can just roll a practice putt to tell me how it’s going to break). It might be very useful for people who map greens and sell cheat sheets at pro shop. Maybe tour pro caddies to prepare for play advice. This is a small audience so I don’t expect prices to come down to anything affordable for a consumer.
Where do golf tech companies come up with their absurd pricing? 🤯 New GC launch monitor - $24,000 Putt view goggles - $13,000 I literally just paid $40,000 cash for a 2023 wolf grey Kia S Line Sorento. How are these 2 items worth the same as a brand new SUV?.. I've been playing golf 27 of the 35 years I've been alive but I still cannot see the value.
I assume you can see in your footage that for the last long put, your clubface wasn't actually square against the AR lines and the ball actually went according to where you were actually aiming it which was a little left of target.
When you showed the price was 12,500 I was like "That's a great price!". Then I realized my tired brain immediately thought that was ¥12,500 which is around $83(the Yen is super weak right now). For that much money it better come with a bedroom in Tiger Woods's house, 6 PGA Championship titles, and an unlimited food coupon at any golf course you even think about playing at.
That's actually how my brain works when putting. I integrate the slopes from ball to hole, and adjust for decreasing ball speed. As a result, I have an average of only 3 putts per hole!
I always send the clip of Rick saying "I went from this headset...to this headset" to my friends cuz it's such a meme. Now we get to see them in action!
Golf+ imo is good for swing path, and tempo training. But distance wise is literally only based on the club you're using, I can smash a driver 300+ with a slow swing with one arm. Also its impossible to thin or chunk a ball in that game. Living in WI I love playing it in the winter months, but its no where near realistic.
I will say when I was watching this the last 2 putts that you hit and missed left of the hole if you look at the alignment aids in the goggles from what you were showing us you were actually setup closed to the ball ever so slightly but if you actually squared up on those 2 putts they go in cause they both started ever so slightly left of the target line just saying but very impressive technology
Doesn't your putting green in the HIT studio show the putting line? Can we see these goggles on that green and compare the lines? Maybe see them on a break 75 then 😂
Dude, wtf 😂😂😂😂 like what the literal hell is happening? Besides the cost, what would this do to the pace of play? I watched a video about a speed golfer who would sprint to each shot. He would read the green as he ran to his ball. He estimated it only took 5 to 8 seconds to get an accurate read, intuitively. Maybe too much tech would de-skill us. Seems fun and definitely mind-blowing, though. Thanks for the video.
Golf pro hit 5 putts way glasses that literally line up your putt, show you your line, animate the tempo it needs to be hit and the golf pro holed 2 out the 5 😂😂😂
I know you mentioned that they're illegal to use in tournament play, which is expected. However, what is going to stop a professional caddy from using the glasses to read and record the contours of every green of the course hosting the upcoming tournament ??? Possibly even during a practice round !!!
Sorry to say but you won't be seeing any, where these are going to be used we can only dream of playing in, no Sunday golfer is going to be able to afford these
These goggles are madness. At least when you say something is "cheating" it actually is. Mark Crossfield says basic fundamentals of a good swing are "cheats." He refuses to stop doing it. Even his video he released today has "cheat" in the thumbnail.
While I appreciate the video, and see that "it's cool tech", dI personally don't see this as "a helpful tool" for reading greens; at any level. Seems like IT reads the greens. If the advantage is that one, with this marvelous technology, is able to see that where they saw/thought the putt should be aligned, was actually 6" off, the same data would be gleaned from say, hitting 3-5 putts. In hitting those 3-5 putts, one also gets the feel of the strike required to get the speed, and sees the difference in break at various speeds. Seems like we keep bringing the outdoors, indoors, and this is simply part of the movement of indoors moving out. Instead of being on the golf course, and playing golf, this movement leaves us out of nature, even whilst in it. Tech the clubs and balls to death, if we're not there, but automatic walking carts with remotes, swing speed monitors with spin rates, we're off the charts now, imo. None for me, thanks, when I hit it good, it's good, and when I don't, I don't. Some greens and I become at one, others refuse to yield. I'd prefer the game not become more bogged down, but I may also be in a quiet minority? Just my thoughts.
A break 75 with the glasses
Can’t let this go unseen.
YESSSSS
100%!
That’s a great idea
Concur 🤝
what i need is a pair of glasses that have shot trace on it as i often cannot see where my ball has gone, even if it feels like a good shot
That's your buddies' job.
What about us Nigel nomates?? 😂
Yeah, I've hit balls that felt great and the ball just disappeared.
Dude, this is a fantastic idea!
I would actually use those. These putt goggles take away from the game, but finding your ball is always a win.
Would be interesting to see what one’s read is and then compare it to with goggles on. Like put a tee in the green where you see/read the aiming point then put on the goggles and compare it if your read/line is right! Great training tool I can imagine.
With the sloping putt, your clubhead was far from straight with the yellow line... No surprise they both ended up left of the hole.
I was thinking that, too.
Feet as well
Agree. Rick looked closed to his target line a lot throughout this video.
I have the putt vision app on my cell phone.. $5 and it does same thing as far as giving a line. Even picks up very subtle breaks.. Good for practice rounds and learning greens
whats it called?
I'm interested too
@@georhdiaz It is actually called putt vision The app logo is a golf ball breaking into the hole
Luckily they’re invisible to the untrained eye
Where I see technology like this being useful, is as a training aid to help people read putts. I would never suggest wearing this while putting; but set someone up with a putt, have them read it normally (i.e. "I see this as slightly uphill, 6 inch break left-to-right") and putt it normally. Then have them put the gizmo on and re-read the putt, get a new aim point, take the gizmo off and try the putt again. People need to be able to use their own eyes, plus the information from walking the green (you can FEEL the slopes with your feet), and sometimes even taking wind into account, to actually read the putt. Putting is very much about FEEL, being able to use your senses to figure out the line and speed is a skill people need to learn. Used well, this kind of technology could be helpful - but I fear some would use it as a "crutch" and never learn to read putts unassisted.
oh really so you don't see people using the for driving?
@@Jeddyboi123 🐓
Did you deduce that from the bit where he said "at the moment this a a training aid for putting coaches"
@@krusher74 I watched the whole video, and I heard that part.... then 80% of the video is Rick putting while wearing the glasses. Yes, it SHOULD be used as a training aid to help people learn to read greens. My point was, take the thing off while you're actually hitting the putt. You do not want to get dependent on that kind of "here's your target line, here's a thing to square your putter up to" aid while you're hitting the putt.
The good news is: even if people only use it as a "crutch" they will still learn. PuttView X is a very intuitive learning experience, so even if you just look at the lines and trying to hit them, you will still learn to appreciate break better and improve your green reading skills as well as boost confidence
Imagine going back to the 90s and show this to a young(er) Tiger, Phil and Ernie. This is proper! 😂
I can imagine virtual golf places having these on hand to rent for practice though in the near future, what an awesome training tool.
i will surely try it if available at a reasonable cost
7:12 Below? Huh? The left is the high side with a l-r breaker. Ball tracked the first 40% right on blue line and then stayed high for the remainder. Had you hit it harder (instead of die-at-hole speed), the ball would've ended up even more to the high side. Both of your puts at this hole indicate the system's blue line is not reliable. And that's precisely what one should expect (from this gimmick). I mean sure, it can be right from time to time...on certain putts. But besides contours, grain can radically influence lines. And speed is a guess...always influx due to various weather matters. That aside, the accuracy of the scan and then the processing of that (not always reliable scan) data leaves lots of room for errors. It's in combining all of those problem areas that...jfc...you'd be hard pressed to make a case for any value. And that would be true even if it was priced at $19.99.
Very little to say but happy to post this to help you out, go back to Bala and Silloth in sunnier times. Silloth one of my all time favourites
Here's what we really need; I know so many people who say they can hit the ball fine at the driving range but can't do it at the course. So what we need are AR goggles so, on the fairway, it makes a picture like you're looking out on the range.
I think when Finch reviewed them (about a year ago) it seemed that they may help people learn how to read greens....possibly...or just become totally reliant on these and lose all 'feel' for it. Can you imagine how slow play would get if these were allowed in play!!!!
The era of 10 hour rounds would be upon us😳😳
If alot of people start using it the technology will advance and the reads will be extremely fast or instant
@@stompingpeak2043 so you are pontificating about future tech, not that shown here.
@@theythinkimmadyouknow it's what happens with every single tech item.
@@stompingpeak2043 .. You think a lot at will use it at £12k ?😳
Some kind of tempo guidance would be cool too, like a metronome and how far to swing back
Brilliant enhancement.
It's Caddyshack with Rodney Dangerfield. Everyone on this feed must know the scene!!! ❤❤😂😂 Brilliant 👏
What’s caddy shack?
@@mrfld its a movie
So cool! I'm not sure why there couldn't be an app for your phone like lidar imaging to do the same thing?
its funny that the world has got so used to tech now that every high tech device is expected to just be a phone app next week. Some clever people have worked for years to make that work.
@@krusher74 Do you know what Lidar Imaging is? It maps terrain the same way this device does. Granted there are features in the headset geared towards golf but that could certainly be implemented into a application. I said I see no reason why it can't be in an app and I stand by that.
Does my iPhone have LiDAR?
Introduced in 2020, the LiDAR scanner is available on the Pro and Pro Max models of the iPhone 12, 13, 14, and 15, as well as the third-generation 11-inch and fifth-generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro models from 2020 and later.
This would be amazing to use on your home course on days that it’s really slow to take your time and really learn the greens. Not really viable during actual play cuz everyone in your group would get annoyed by you taking forever, not to mention holding up everyone behind you but definitely cool invention.
hopefully they come down in price, would love to practice reading greens. Use a tee to mark your line then using some soprt of system to see if you're correct.
This is like a modern day Rodney Dangerfield putter from Caddyshack 😂😂😂😂
The price though pmsl!!! Go back to the '90s and how much....... £20 grand😅
No respect, I tell you.
Awesome tech and can't wait for it to be affordable. I was thinking it'd be around $700-1000. Man, WAY off! Great video, Rick.
For speed I like to pick a spot to putt to between me and the hole, then let it roll out. That spot moves based on slope and how the greens are rollling that day, but that would be a nice feature
Have they tried not making them out of solid gold? Might make them a bit cheaper.
Rick take on a pro with these,,,, like one of your challenges but you use goggles and pro can’t 👌👍 price is crazy but I bet there’s some real work gone into them
Literally had a discussion with my brother in law about 3 years ago about this. He's an operations director at a regional tech company and we brainstormed a bit before he finally landed on "Dude, there is a zero percent chance that this isn't already in R&D somewhere with money already behind it." and we chocked it up to a good idea, had too late.
Here we are, not long after and its a purchasable product. Glad I didnt waste my time lol.
I’ve been waiting for this as well as glasses that can draw a path for you to follow with commentary on significant sites while on holiday.
Funny accept. ... that's the "AR: trackin ... and nice to meet your friend, Mok. Very cool technology!
Technology continuously helps lower scores, but the courses are remaining the same. When is it going to be "Too much"? I feel we are hitting a point that maybe the "Courses/Game itself" needs love. Tough love that is. Imagine the hole diameter being reduced by just 1/8" (0.3 centimeters). That impact would be like a hurricane. Maybe a maximum fairway width of 30 yards, forcing us all to play tighter. Like how the NFL extra point was so easy, to make it more challenging for the game, they moved it back.
I may not be explaining myself the best. Hope some people understand my point. Just an old guys thoughts. Thanks Rick and Rock on 🤘😎
Need a break 75 with these on what a banger of a video
That would be epic
That was amazing! Was anyone watching in person asking what you kept pointing at? lol
I'm a XR (AR and VR developer) myself. Gotta give them credit for the software making a few assumptions here that helps because the scanning itself on the Hololens 2 is nowhere near precise enough to identify small bumps. When scanning the camera crew you can tell how rough the scan actually is on non-flat surfaces
Pair of sunglasses that connect to your phone and sends off all the computational stuff to dedicated servers. That way you only need the cameras and display in the glasses and weight is cut down massively. AI servers could also learn from from thousands of puts and get more and more precise. Or am I missing something here?
Let’s do it mate!
He said his putter was lined up straight but even on a small screen from 3 feet away I could see it was closed. … and the ball started left. It was just a bit but, Rick, try 0.5 degrees open = straight for you.
Peter Finch had these about 2 years ago in a video just saying 😅
And still in it's first iteration!
HoloLens 2 Only £3395… super cheap compared to £12K so are they charging 8+ grand for the software 😂
Would rather buy an Apple Vision Pro and I can do so much more than just that.
Or buy a hololens 😂
Thinking Rick needs glasses 🤓 when he said his club face is square, it’s clearly angled left and he hit both puts left of the line. Cool tech
You still have to hit the put true and the correct weight. I don't struggle with line but weight most of the time.
is it legal for pros to use them during practice round before a tournament, like they use rangefinders?
Seems like something that will definitely be on the Vision Pros
I would ask for the same. Please have a break 75 with the glasses on green. That would be cool
I think they would be great for learning how to read the breaks in the greens, but you still need putting speed and tempo and comes naturally from practicing b4 you play.
Take it out on the cabbots citrus farms course from the other day, those greens would really put the software to the test!
As a terrible golfer myself, it’s crazy to think that people can still be bad at golf. Nowadays you have so much technology and access with apps, coaches, clubs, etc. that it just makes you appreciate golfers from back in the day That much more
nothing new i had this in tiger woods pga golf back in 2000 :P
I remember watching Pete do this. Pretty insane!!!
Omg I thought he was going to say they cost 3k and that would have been prohibitive. It’s very cool but I can’t see great value in this as a players training aid (I can just roll a practice putt to tell me how it’s going to break). It might be very useful for people who map greens and sell cheat sheets at pro shop. Maybe tour pro caddies to prepare for play advice. This is a small audience so I don’t expect prices to come down to anything affordable for a consumer.
Where do golf tech companies come up with their absurd pricing? 🤯
New GC launch monitor - $24,000
Putt view goggles - $13,000
I literally just paid $40,000 cash for a 2023 wolf grey Kia S Line Sorento.
How are these 2 items worth the same as a brand new SUV?.. I've been playing golf 27 of the 35 years I've been alive but I still cannot see the value.
I assume you can see in your footage that for the last long put, your clubface wasn't actually square against the AR lines and the ball actually went according to where you were actually aiming it which was a little left of target.
Need this on the slopes in the winter!!! With poor visability this would be aweome!!
I see what you mean (^^,) However it would need to read the surface a hell of a lot faster to be useful.
@@michelbalencourt904indeed. I hope something like this will become available in the (near) futere
We need 50putts with the glasses and 50putts without, and see what the difference in make percentage is...
bringt it on
This product can only get better with time. I can think of a few improvements straight away. A great training aid for sure.
When you showed the price was 12,500 I was like "That's a great price!".
Then I realized my tired brain immediately thought that was ¥12,500 which is around $83(the Yen is super weak right now). For that much money it better come with a bedroom in Tiger Woods's house, 6 PGA Championship titles, and an unlimited food coupon at any golf course you even think about playing at.
How is this not on H.I T.
When they come out with glasses that keep me from pushing those four-foot straight putts, I’m in!
if you push every 4ft putt its time for a putter fitting.
@@krusher74 I was really being facetious more than anything. However, my tendency on the knee-knockers is to tense up a bit and push it.
Remember when Rick built the golf sim in his garage, then was able to go out on a course just after it was finished? Pepperidge Farms remembers
Can it shoot yardages too? Maybe there are software limitations, but still insane to me if it can’t for 12k pounds
That's a decent number for a putting coach at 12.5. Trackmans are 25 but that product is totally awesome.
capto
Amazing training aid ….. help you differentiate ’feel from real’.
That's actually how my brain works when putting. I integrate the slopes from ball to hole, and adjust for decreasing ball speed. As a result, I have an average of only 3 putts per hole!
I, unfortunately, get every shot a hole in one and I can't find any advice to improve my game. Can you help me?
I always send the clip of Rick saying "I went from this headset...to this headset" to my friends cuz it's such a meme. Now we get to see them in action!
Would love to see a review of you playing Golf+ on the Meta Quest 2 or Meta Quest 3 ⛳️
Golf+ imo is good for swing path, and tempo training. But distance wise is literally only based on the club you're using, I can smash a driver 300+ with a slow swing with one arm. Also its impossible to thin or chunk a ball in that game. Living in WI I love playing it in the winter months, but its no where near realistic.
I will say when I was watching this the last 2 putts that you hit and missed left of the hole if you look at the alignment aids in the goggles from what you were showing us you were actually setup closed to the ball ever so slightly but if you actually squared up on those 2 putts they go in cause they both started ever so slightly left of the target line just saying but very impressive technology
The way Scottie is putting now, they should just be called 'Scheffler Shades'.
you can get a similar experience with the Apple Vision pro, for only 3.5k
Rick couldn’t help himself looking at the hole but with all those alignment lines there was really no need to once he was standing over the putt 😂
Would be cool to have it gameify everything. So shots would show the colored line just like in videos.
I love seeing them in action. I am working for the company that sells them and I set up the software on them.
Can you do the same with an App for the Apple Vision?
@@rippersa Apple Vision is currently in review. If it proves to be the better device we will make the swap to it in the future, is what I have heard.
add the software to Apple's Vision Pro for better graphics, processing, and price.
They need to add a line perpendicular to the club head so you can see where you are aiming
Doesn't your putting green in the HIT studio show the putting line? Can we see these goggles on that green and compare the lines?
Maybe see them on a break 75 then 😂
RIP to the HIIT channel
Dude, wtf 😂😂😂😂 like what the literal hell is happening? Besides the cost, what would this do to the pace of play? I watched a video about a speed golfer who would sprint to each shot. He would read the green as he ran to his ball. He estimated it only took 5 to 8 seconds to get an accurate read, intuitively. Maybe too much tech would de-skill us. Seems fun and definitely mind-blowing, though. Thanks for the video.
You obviously couldn't use it in an actual match, but for learning, wow. Huge potential.
Virtually no potential
Golf pro hit 5 putts way glasses that literally line up your putt, show you your line, animate the tempo it needs to be hit and the golf pro holed 2 out the 5 😂😂😂
Great stuff. Eventually we won't even have to hit the ball. We can just pop it in a machine and set coordinates. So much fun 🤢
Totally agree. In the end it will be a world of people lying on couches living their lives through chips/goggles/virtual reality ...
Remake of Peter finch video from last year
1:54 “it’s madness” yes it is 😂 of course this device exists in 2024
I know you mentioned that they're illegal to use in tournament play, which is expected. However, what is going to stop a professional caddy from using the glasses to read and record the contours of every green of the course hosting the upcoming tournament ??? Possibly even during a practice round !!!
If anyone wants lessons on how to miss putts I Only charge £12,000 save you £500, bargain !
If I’m behind someone using this on the green all game I’m sending my approach shot right on the green.
Sorry to say but you won't be seeing any, where these are going to be used we can only dream of playing in, no Sunday golfer is going to be able to afford these
@@theyehsohz I can guarantee you they won’t be used on my private course
Rick, in your next can you beat X golfer if you start 10 under, please use these. It would be a fantastic experiment for an entire round.
thats a CRAZY amount for this technology. the META 3 basically has all these features with a few different modifications.... and its
12.5k to miss putts still! Happy to keep the 12.5k to go towards holidays!
Rodney Dangerfield had this beat with his putter back in the 80s.
The future starts now 🙂Thanks for the review 🥳
Why is it 12 and a half grand, do you charge a subscription fee as well 🤔💰
Holy Crap! I was fully expecting you to say $2,500 and I was going to then go: Wow! That is expensive
Yet I was a whole 10k off! That’s insane.
I can see them doing something like this with the Quest 3.
crazy
WOW! Thats crazy with a crazy price tag. Great job, Rick
These goggles are madness. At least when you say something is "cheating" it actually is. Mark Crossfield says basic fundamentals of a good swing are "cheats." He refuses to stop doing it. Even his video he released today has "cheat" in the thumbnail.
The green speed was probably just a bit lower so that could’ve made you miss that last putt!
I always always wondered why something like this never come out sooner, it was on tiger woods PGA PlayStation games 20 odd years ago lol
The price is absolutely RIDICULOUS. Pretty shameful.
Im buying 3 pairs of vision pros before spending that much on those! That’s crazy!
Nobody would even notice me wearing those! Can’t wait for this years tourneys
Perfect video for HIT
Should have something to show you the suggested speed.
Imagine spending all this time mapping the green and then missing a key putt and tossing the goggles off in a fit of rage.
While I appreciate the video, and see that "it's cool tech", dI personally don't see this as "a helpful tool" for reading greens; at any level. Seems like IT reads the greens. If the advantage is that one, with this marvelous technology, is able to see that where they saw/thought the putt should be aligned, was actually 6" off, the same data would be gleaned from say, hitting 3-5 putts. In hitting those 3-5 putts, one also gets the feel of the strike required to get the speed, and sees the difference in break at various speeds. Seems like we keep bringing the outdoors, indoors, and this is simply part of the movement of indoors moving out. Instead of being on the golf course, and playing golf, this movement leaves us out of nature, even whilst in it. Tech the clubs and balls to death, if we're not there, but automatic walking carts with remotes, swing speed monitors with spin rates, we're off the charts now, imo. None for me, thanks, when I hit it good, it's good, and when I don't, I don't. Some greens and I become at one, others refuse to yield. I'd prefer the game not become more bogged down, but I may also be in a quiet minority? Just my thoughts.
I almost got motion sickness watching this video, but man, what a cool technology!!!