This might not be a golf gadget for everyone, but we love the Golf Segway and just had to include it in our golf gadget series. The X2 model Segway has turf-friendly tires that allow it to be driven both on and off the greens. This special model Segway has an easy-access score card holder and hag carrier. The X2 Golf Segway is both convenient and fun, providing the ideal way to maneuver the golf course.

Read more about the X2 Golf Segway on the official Segway website.

The Smart Stick is a swing training aid that uses high tech lasers to help golfers trace the ideal plane of a golf swing. The gadget consists of a bright orange stick that emits small laser beams at each end. By lining up the lasers with a line on ground, a golfer can practice keeping the golf swing on a single plane as described by Ben Hogan in his classic Five Lessons instruction book.

Read more about the Smart Stick on the official website. You can see how it works in this YouTube video:

The next installment in our short series on useful golf gadgets is a tee that promises to provide up to 7 additional yards per drive. The Brush-T by Bonfit allows you to tee a ball on flexible synthetic bristles that bend on impact. The bristles decrease resistance, contributing to longer and straighter drives. Golfers report a sensation of driving the ball off the air when using the Brush-T. Bonfit also reports that the Brush-T will help eliminate side spin.

The Brush-T conforms to the rules of the U.S. Golf Association and the Ancient Golf Society of St. Andrews. Find out more about the Brush-T in this commercial video:

Most golfers love gadgets, especially those that can help improve their game. We’d like to mention some cool golf gadgets that have come to our attention over the past few months. The first is BirdieBall, a golf training aid that has been getting a lot of kudos from golf coaches and PGA golf instructors. It was even voted Product of the Year at the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Florida.

The BirdieBall is a limited flight practice golf ball that feels like the real thing when struck with a full shot. It consists of a hard plastic tube with beveled edges that’s designed to fly about 40 yards after a full shot. The BirdieBall is durable and won’t break like other lightweight training balls. Read more about BirdieBall at the official website and see a demo in this YouTube Video: