Just wondering! The annual PGA Show seems to be a great event. Why hasn't someone thought of offering similar regional experiences for golfers. I believe that many golfers, myself included, would be willing to pay for a similar event if it's not so far away. When I lived in Omaha, there was an event similar to the PGA Show there we could view some of the new features of the game as well as new clubs on the market.
Craig: Thanks for the response. Reed Exhibitions works with the PGA of America to put on the PGA Show. There are smaller more regional events. For example, the Chicago Golf Show is put on by the PGA Illinois Section. There is the Carolinas PGA Super Show. So I'm sure if you were to google golf shows in your area, you might find one.
Show the ball flight. Effort required to imagine the shots on tv for out and indoor golf has maxed out my level of effort outweighing the enjoyment received.
TGL is made for tv and the spectacle of someone swing and not seeing the ball until you are on a video game screen is a major let down.
From a look at the Keep website it seems they have made it walkable, unusual for a US mountain course. Great to see.
Just wondering! The annual PGA Show seems to be a great event. Why hasn't someone thought of offering similar regional experiences for golfers. I believe that many golfers, myself included, would be willing to pay for a similar event if it's not so far away. When I lived in Omaha, there was an event similar to the PGA Show there we could view some of the new features of the game as well as new clubs on the market.
Craig: Thanks for the response. Reed Exhibitions works with the PGA of America to put on the PGA Show. There are smaller more regional events. For example, the Chicago Golf Show is put on by the PGA Illinois Section. There is the Carolinas PGA Super Show. So I'm sure if you were to google golf shows in your area, you might find one.
What could TGL do better?
Show the ball flight. Effort required to imagine the shots on tv for out and indoor golf has maxed out my level of effort outweighing the enjoyment received.
TGL is made for tv and the spectacle of someone swing and not seeing the ball until you are on a video game screen is a major let down.