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Carl's Place DIY vs Pro enclosure: the real question is whether you own a mitre saw
The $2,900 gap between the two Carl's Place kits buys exactly two things: framing you don't have to build, and a screen matched to your room's light. Here's the honest test for which side of it you belong on, and why a DIY build quietly keeps costing more than the receipt says.
By Marcus Bell
August turf quietly changed your golf ball's job, and almost nobody adjusts
Firm summer fairways hand you roll you never had to buy, and firm greens refuse to hold. The 38-compression ball you sensibly chose in April is now optimised for the half of the shot the ground is already doing for you.
By Ross Hamilton
MGI Zip Navigator AT review: the remote trolley that finally stopped being a gimmick
At around $1,700 the Zip Navigator AT pairs full-directional remote control with all-terrain drive. On a hilly course that combination is the point. On a flat parkland course it is a very expensive way to walk.
By Tom Whitaker
Uneekor's cheapest way in saves you nearly 40% — here's exactly what you're giving up
The EYE MINI LITE undercuts the EYE MINI by roughly $1,750 and gives up exactly one thing: the ability to leave the room. Most home-sim buyers are paying for portability they will use twice.
By Marcus Bell
Your golf bag is too big
Fourteen clubs is a limit, not a target, and you bought a bag sized for the target. If you walk, weight beats storage. If you ride, ignore every word.
By Ben Marsden
Push trolley vs electric trolley: is the extra money worth it?
One asks you to push your own clubs up the hill. The other does it for you, for nearly three times the price. How to tell which one you actually need.
By Ben Marsden
Mileseey GenePro G1 review: the rangefinder that swallowed a GPS watch
A laser with a full touchscreen GPS bolted to the side. Absurd on paper, genuinely clever in the hand, and let down by its own app.
By Ben Marsden
Your impact screen colour and your projector are one decision, not two
Grey screens absorb around 40% more ambient light, which is why they look so much better in a garage. They also swallow your projector's output — so choosing grey and then buying a mid-brightness projector gives you a worse picture than white would have.
By Marcus Bell
Arccos Air vs Gen 4 Sensors: the same data, two very different asks
One wants a sensor in every grip and your phone in your pocket. The other is a single clip that infers what you swung. The trade you're making isn't price — it's setup effort against how often it gets the club right.
By Tom Whitaker
Golf's new AI rangefinders are genuinely clever, and you'll be switching them off
A new tier of laser promises yardages adjusted for the wind you're actually standing in. The technology is real. The bit nobody prints on the box is that you can't use it in anything played to a card.
By Jordan Hale
Your garage practice doesn't die in February because you lost motivation
It dies because of a small, stupid, entirely fixable thing: bending down. Twenty minutes of home practice contains about four minutes of golf and sixteen of picking balls up — and that ratio, not your willpower, is what kills the habit.
By Marcus Bell
Bushnell Launch Pro review: the unit that dragged fitting-grade data into the garage
Foresight Sports measurement for roughly a third of a GCQuad, indoors or out. The hardware is close to unimpeachable — the thing you need to think hard about is which subscription tier you'll actually live on.
By Marcus Bell
