Australian golfers who use electric buggies are not only walking more often, they’re also playing better, feeling fitter and enjoying the game more than ever before, according to a new industry report released by Motocaddy.
Speaking ahead of this week’s LIV Golf event in South Africa, DeChambeau was asked whether the equipment arms race or raw athleticism deserved more credit for tour players bombing it further than ever before. His answer was unambiguous.
Not only is Hatton not using artificial intelligence, he’s apparently not using technology or data in a way that has been considered conventional for nearly a decade.
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