Author: Marc Sheforgen

Marc Sheforgen is a golf writer specializing in tech product reviews. Though he's more of a golf junkie than his scores would suggest, Marc vows to break 80 by the end of the year, with the specific year to be determined. He's also never one to shy away from a well-made old fashioned cocktail.

I’ll admit, I was initially a bit shy about adding an electric caddie to my walking rounds of golf. For one thing, they cost a lot. And for another, they attract attention. But then I played a few rounds with an electric caddie. And there was no going back. Until you’ve experienced hands-free walking, you don’t know how good golf can get. An electric caddie provides almost all of the benefits of a human caddie, but you only have to pay one time. As for the cost, yeah, these things can be pricey. But for the luxury and usefulness that…

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When I think of Sun Mountain, I think of innovation, durability, and value. That’s been their calling card with a steady evolution of mostly stand bags and push carts. They aim to serve the golfer who wants a product that’s cutting-edge and built to last but who doesn’t want to shell out for the ultra-high-end more prestigious brands. So what about their new Ridgeline 3 golf push cart? Does it hold the Sun Mountain line as another innovative, durable, value-driven product? Well, first off, the Ridgeline 3 is the first golf push cart with a fully adjustable bag bracket, meaning…

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Playing golf with the MGI Ai Navigator GPS+ electric golf caddie is a next-level experience. In fact, for some people, it might even be better than playing with your own personal human caddie. Obviously, the Ai Navigator GPS+ carries your clubs for you. But you already knew that. It’s an electric golf caddie after all. The kind that’s battery-powered and remote-controlled. That alone is a golf luxury you’ve got to experience to fully appreciate. What makes this product so next-level and different from other electric caddies is that it not only does the heavy lifting, it also gives you your…

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If you’re anything like me, you’ve got some serious room for improvement when it comes to fitness. In fact, if you’re like me, golf is about your only consistent exercise. Which is why I (and maybe you) find the GolfForever program so intriguing. It’s one thing to work out regularly. And for as much as I want to do that, I typically make every excuse in the book as to why I can’t stick to a routine. Time is my favorite go-to reason. And golf is a huge part of where all that time goes. But a golf workout program?…

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Golf Bags

The Ghost Golf GT-14 is an exceptionally high-quality, premium golf cart bag. I’m leading with that because a lot of the other things I have to say about this bag might be obvious to you just by looking at it. Mostly, that it’s what some people might consider a bit “loud” looking. Or, at the very least, unique looking. To me, those are the two most salient points about this golf bag: It’s very high quality and, because of its looks, it’s going to stand out. Those two things combined make for what I think is a very interesting product.…

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By now, you’ve likely seen an electric golf caddie in action. You may have even noticed more and more of them in use at your local course. And they look pretty sweet, right? I mean, what’s not to love about hands-free walking on the golf course? It’s like playing with a lot of the benefits of a human caddie, except you don’t have to tip anybody when the round is over. If you love to walk, you’ve probably at least considered or are already using a golf push cart. And if you’ve reached that stage in your golf evolution, you’ve…

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Golf Bags

Well, I didn’t see this coming. A cart golf bag… by Sunday Golf? If you didn’t know, Sunday Golf’s brand identity to date has been so strong it’s the name of the company. They make Sunday bags. You know, smaller, lighter, minimalist bags. The kind that are on the exact opposite end of the golf bag spectrum from a cart bag, which is the largest, heaviest and most feature-rich of all the golf bag categories. This is a brand departure akin to if the Mini Cooper line suddenly included a semi truck. But apparently that’s what the public demanded. You…

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You don’t have to be a hardcore golfer to know the name Titleist Pro V1. The marketing and the market dominance of this one golf ball (and its PRO V1x sibling) have nearly created a monopoly in the premium, tour-level golf ball space. Even non-golfers know the name. That’s why it’s a big hill to climb for any would-be contenders. And yet, golf ball manufacturers continue to try. Bridgestone, Taylor Made, Vice and others have all had various degrees of success trying to position their flagship golf balls as the preferred choice of top players. Callaway has also been among…

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I play a fair amount of solo golf. Sure, I love the social part of the game, and I’m always up for good company and conversation. But one of the perks of being self-employed is that I get to play a lot of rounds when other people are at work and the course isn’t as busy. When I do, I often like to enjoy some music or a podcast, or even knock out a couple of phone calls during a casual solo round. And I think I may have found the perfect piece of technology for these exact scenarios. The…

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I’m a golf push cart devotee. Have been for quite awhile. To me, if you’re a walking golfer, I don’t know why you wouldn’t use a push cart. The experience is superior to carrying your bag in just about every full-round scenario and situation, at least in my opinion. But you know what’s always been a bit of a hangup? One of those few exceptions to my “pushing-is-better-than-carrying” rule? It’s that push carts are a bit of a pain when you’re off the golf course. Size and space is the challenge. These things typically take up a lot of room.…

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