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They are on all three of our city maintained, park board courses, so their has to be a cheaper alternative. I think most of the courses in the Springfield area probably use the same thing. I would suggest that route as I can't see this option being more than 500 to 1000 dollars per cart. They are the same units you buy only they are set up for that particular course. Louis use the handheld GPS devices that are attached to the cart. Make it for PDA or cell phones, and everyone is happy.Ī lot of the courses around St. Ever with production costs, it would not be that high. Something like a master caddy pre-recorded. Maybe try a very detailed audio (video) description of the course with appropriate course books. If the course really has that kind of money, hire fore caddies or caddies. Personally, I would rent uPro or hand held GPS or lasers on a credit card (full price - you will return it) Having said that, it still is a pretty high priced item. Since the market is pretty small ( and that price is making it smaller ), there are production costs - manufacturing equipment, labor, etc.

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The other end - the base station includes the receiver in the pro shop, maybe the kitchen, computer to record information, send ads, software, etc. The other thing is the radio to the club house. Given a warranty, it really should be able to handle all of this. You are buying a hardened system: it is sitting outside in all kinds of weather, occasional hosing down with soda, beer or the hose when the cart is washed, punches from fists, hands, clubs and who knows what else.

I'm surprised there's not more issue taken with the price (aside from the OP). which is why I find the whole thing so unbelievable.

I'm assuming it's 12.5k to add on to an already owned cart. Though now I'm wondering if the price includes a cart, or is just an addition to already owned carts. You're paying the firm/person almost 80 bucks an hour.

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I will admit 850K sounds like a lot but I would like to know who was giving this information about how much it costs, was this from someone you trust?īut lets say it took a whole month of full time work to get it up and running. I doubt the cost of the screen and chips is more than $400-$600 per cart, what the courses are paying for is for people to do an excellent job of mapping the course including where you are not allowed to drive, another group to get the pro shops computers linked up with the carts. The real cost of new technology is the initial setup and the maintenance. If someone could do the job for cheaper they would and they would make lots of money. Groups can punch in their scores on the units as they go.the pro shop can keep a running score which is accurate and completed as soon as the last group punches in their scores. It can speed up the after round calculations for tourneys, too.

It flashes up.and stays there until you press a button to return to the previous screen. Local business by screen time to show their add a couple of times per round. It's my understanding that the cost of these units is recovered by on-screen advertising that is available.

Safety.you can see the exact yardages to other golf carts in your vicinity.even though you may not have direct line of sight to them. Safety.you can request medical assistance. My group had a cart die on us.sent the corresponding message and a cart was delivered prior to us finishing hole. They monitor carefully from the pro path only days when it's wet.they are quick to flash messages to carts that are off the paths.big brother is watching.ĭepending on how their system is set up you can quickly send (menu driven )messages to the pro shop by pushing two buttons. I'm shocked that our course has them.I truly am.

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