Clink, clank, clickety, clink, clank … ah, the sound of golf clubs banging around in the golf bag. The only noise more familiar to most golfers than, “fore!” It is this very annoyance that inspired OGIO to create its new innovative golf bag dubbed, “The Silencer.” And why the name? No more rattling of clubs […]
Acer, a company traditionally known for computer production, has branched out in a unique bid to capture the minds of cyclists. Xplova, a company situated in the cycling niche, produces hardware and software that allows cyclists to track their activity through GPS technology. Acer CEO, Jason Chen, announced last week that Acer had purchased the […]
Palm Beach, FL – Space—the final frontier, coming soon to your golf bag. Earlier this week, Cobra announced the re-launch of its King line, and with it the new King LTD—its first zero CG driver. Taking the torch from two-time Major Champion Greg Norman, Rickie Fowler is the face of the new line. The clubs are […]
With 24 years as the Sports Technology Coordinator at the University of Tennessee under his belt, Joe Harrington’s job description primarily includes the compiling and editing of game and practice tapes, along with cataloging those, digitizing them and managing Tennessee’s video department. In other words, Harrington is the go-to-guy if you are a Tennessee football […]
After an arduous four months of research, a student team at UCLA Anderson has discovered the possibilities on how 3D Printing technology can impact the design, development, and manufacturing of sports equipment for people with disabilities. In order to play to the best of their ability, disabled athletes require equipment that has been “adapted” or […]
