Laser Link Golf — The Laser Link Distance System
The System
The Laser Link Distance System is the next great addition to your club. Never before has a private club been able to offer their members an amenity like this – something new and unique that will add to the pleasure of their rounds and improve pace of play, all while providing the information they need to play their best.Getting Started
Getting started is as simple as ordering flagsticks. All your club has to do is install our patented SmartStick flagstick and your course is officially “Laser Linked”. It’s the same process you follow each season, only this time your flagsticks will be little bit more intelligent – they will be able to tell your members how far away they are. After your SmartSticks are on the course, your staff can then sell the QuickShot rangefinder in the golf shop. Members are able to purchase a unit and to use it at their convenience. The club staff simply has to make sure the reflectors are available each day and their part is done. It is the best of both worlds – the members get the opportunity to have an amenity that is fun to use, speeds up play, and improves their game; the golf shop gets to increase revenue by selling the QuickShot rangefinder.Why would my members want a QuickShot?
Your members will truly enjoy using the QuickShot. Never before has it been easier for them to find their distance to the flagstick. The unit is so simple to use that anyone from your most experienced veteran to your newest beginner will be able to use it with ease. Your members want to know distance information. No player at any course knows every distance on the golf course; they especially don’t know every distance to the flagstick. This information changes with each new day. We have clubs around the country selling one hundred units in their golf shops – some are even selling two hundred. Once your members get a chance to experience the System, you will be amazed at how popular it will become.Our club is very traditional, will the System work here?
The Laser Link Distance System does nothing more than provide information – information that is readily available and is a matter of fact. Almost every golf course in the country, and in the world, has marked yardages on the golf course. Plus, two hundred yards today is the same two hundred yards that it was when the clubs were called niblicks and the ball was stuffed with feathers. The QuickShot does not change the game we all love, it simply enhances it. The only difference between a yardage marker and the QuickShot is that the QuickShot is where you need it, when you need it. It eliminates the need to search for markers. A player can take up to 45 seconds to locate a marker and pace off a yardage. Members at your club are taking the time to find yardage markers, especially when there is a dollar or two on the line. With the QuickShot, simply point and click and you have your distance at the speed of light.To learn more or to try the System today, check out the Laser Link Golf web site, and you’ll see what we mean!
Products
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The QuickShot – This is our flagship model as well as our best selling handheld laser rangefinder. This pistol-shaped unit is lightweight and compact. Because it is designed specifically for golf, it utilizes a "red - dot" aiming system for easy alignment. It is target specific and will read distances to a Laser Link reflector from 30 to 300 yards. |
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The Smarty – Our screw-on-top reflector option that is fast becoming a best seller. At only 1 ¾" high and ¾" wide, the Smarty is nearly invisible at the top of the flagstick.
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The SmartStick – Our most popular reflector option and the ultimate in invisibility. The Laser Link SmartInsert is built directly into the body of the flagstick, making it the most discreet reflector option we offer. One of our most popular products right from introduction. Available in ½”, ¾”, or 1” flagsticks.
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Baltusrol, Oak Hill, Medinah, And Other Top Clubs Join the List of Laser Linked Courses
MADISON, WI – Spring is a busy time in the golf industry, and never has this been more true for Laser Link Golf. Since the announcement of Decision 14-3/0.5, which allows for the use of rangefinders during all types of rounds, Laser Link Golf has been on the radar of golf courses around the world. The list of new “Laser Linked” courses grows longer as clubs of all kinds join the Laser Link Revolution.
Headlining the list are several clubs that are included on the list of Golf Digest’s™ Top 100 Courses. Among the newest Laser Linked courses are names such as Baltusrol Golf Club, Oak Hill Golf Club, Oakland Hills Country Club, Inverness Country Club, Scioto Country Club, Eugene Country Club, and Colonial Country Club. Also included is Medinah Country Club, host of the 2006 PGA Championship. This brings the total number of “Laser Linked” Top 100 Clubs to twenty-four.
“We are very excited about the top clubs that are installing our System. Three of the next four PGA Tour stops will be played on Laser Linked courses – TPC at Las Colinas, Colonial Country Club, and Muirfield Village Golf Club,” said Dan Steiner, Vice President, Laser Link Golf. “Since the Rule change, clubs of all kinds are considering our System, and getting names of top clubs such as these truly validates our concept. The best clubs want the best products, and our System is the fastest, easiest, and most accurate way for their members to find distance to the flagstick.”
To learn more or to try the System today, check out the Laser Link Golf web site, and you’ll see what we mean!
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