Can Using Golfing Gadgets Really Improve Your Golf Game?

BANSTEAD, SURREY, ENGLAND (January, 27 - 2012). Can using golfing gadgets really improve your golf game? “Well, that very much depends on which golfing gadgets are being used and for what purpose” says Alan Whitehead, owner and creator of the newly launched comparison and informational website - `GreatGolfingGadgets.com’ – which, although based in the leafy golfing county of Surrey in the UK, has an international appeal.
 
“For example”, Whitehead explains, "take the huge advancement in technology in golf course GPS mapping systems. With some of the more advanced models, all a golfer has to do is turn it on and the unit automatically knows which course and hole they are playing. An added bonus being that they definitely help to speed-up the overall pace of play – and that’s got to be a good thing for everyone’s game!.”
 
At the age of 62, and playing off a useful 10 handicap, Alan Whitehead decided to set up Great Golfing Gadgets after becoming a little weary of forever receiving what were thought to be `nifty little golfing gadgets’ from well meaning, but non-golfing, friends and relatives. For birthdays, Christmas, Father’s Day, in fact virtually every occasion thought suitable by said friends and relatives to dip into the golf accessories gift market.
 
Not to be misunderstood, Whitehead is at pains to point out that, even though he is highly appreciative of his friends and relatives efforts at giving him what they believed to be very reasonable golf gifts, as he now ruefully admits, “an awful lot these `nifty gadgets’ are actually quite useless to the avid golfer and are very often soon discarded; if indeed they are ever taken out of the wrapping!
 
The whole purpose of this new `Great Golfing Gadgets’ website”, says Whitehead “is to highlight some of the more useful gadgets that a keen golfer would really appreciate receiving as a gift. For example, there are some really innovative golf swing training aides available to help eradicate such deadly swing faults as `coming over the top’, and `misalignment’ as well as cures for `slicing’ and `hooking’, and a lot more besides. If only people knew where to look and, just as importantly, which gadget would be most appropriate.”
 
Whitehead goes in to explain “this new website is therefore dedicated to all the recreational golfers out there – from just beginning golfers through to low single figure handicappers – to help them improve their overall golf game (and year round golf fitness) using a selection of really useful golfing gadgets and accessories that actually `do what it says on the tin’”  
 
Whitehead sums up by saying “each article or post on the `Great Golfing Gadgets’ website deals with a wide variety of different topics; each one focusing on providing in-depth research and information to provide real solutions to the many problems experienced by golfers of all standards around the world.”
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Contact Information

Alan Whitehead

Principal

Whitehead Group - Great Golfing Gadgets

alan@whiteheadgroup.info