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Tuesday, 4th October 2005
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The calm before the show officially opens |
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Full Swing Golf once again enjoyed a fantastic response from the many visitors from every corner of the globe that came onto the biggest indoor golf stand at the show. Everyone that came to the show was taken aback by the Full Swing presence, which boasted three of their very latest specification simulators on the stand. The Full Swing stand also benefitted from a well stocked bar serving hot drinks, beers and wines to the many guests and visitors, as well as hearty lunches and snacks for the weary expo attendee.
Visitors were also delighted to be able to experience first-hand the new Links LSGolf3 software which was recently launched across the entire Full Swing Golf global distribution network, and has since been installed at a number of UK customer sites. Full Swing Golf continues to be the only Links based system that can provide the full 50 courses to their customers.
The new driving range provides a complete range of areas to practice your golf, including an open driving range, an approach shot area, a short game area, and a putting practice area. Once again, Full Swing has moved further ahead of the other simulators available in the UK with this latest release.
If you have not yet upgraded your existing LS2 Full Swing Golf simulator to the LSGolf3 software please do contact us now so that we can give you full pricing and technical information.
If that was not enough, visitors to the stand were simply blown away by the Full Swing Golf on-line gaming and handicapping. This system has been developed in-house by Full Swing, and as such will be exclusive only to their existing base of simulators around the world.
The on-line gaming works by capturing the playing and shot statistics from the Links gaming software, before passing it via a broadband connection to the Full Swing servers in San Diego. By logging onto the Full Swing internet gaming website, users will be able to search for their nearest Full Swing simulator, sign up with a personal profile as a playing member, select what tournaments they wish to compete in and even review their ongoing playing statistics to see which areas of their game is improving.
On the Munich stand, visitors were able to experience the internet gaming module in a live demonstration of the system. The software will be rolled out to an initial hand-selected group of users around the world for an initial 3-month trial season shortly. From there it will be made available to Full Swing users and owners around the world.
It is no exaggeration to say that the Full Swing on-line handicapping and tournaments will totally revolutionise the indoor golf industry.
For more information on these advances, as well as the built-in video analysis and coaching system, new 12 courses and LS3 game platform upgrade, and on-line booking system please Contact Us.
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