Revolutionizing Golf: Virtual Reality Practice in the Heart of London

In the heart of the city's commercial district, virtual reality allows golfers to practice in an underground club near Piccadilly Circus. Players use real golf balls and clubs in simulators that replicate 50 top courses. High-speed sensors and infrared trackers capture ball speed and trajectory, creating a realistic virtual experience. This technology helps golfers prepare for tournaments on distant courses.

What technology allows golfers to practice in the city center?

How many of the world's top golf courses can city golfers play in the underground club?

What do high-speed sensors detect during a virtual golf game?

How does the computer calculate the ball's path after it hits the screen?

In what way can golf professionals benefit from using virtual reality simulators?