AboutGolf® Simulator
Bill Bales, Founder and CEO of AboutGolf, a leading producer of golf simulators, created AboutGolf in early 2002. Since that time, AboutGolf has been the fastest-growing golf simulator producer in the world.
AboutGolf's Sim Sensor applies patented 3D phased-array microwave technology that operates at 7,000 cycles per second, providing an amazingly accurate tracking view of the ball during its entire flight.
AboutGolf includes precise collisions with 3D trees, rocks, cart paths, sloped lies and all types of terrain. Its unparalleled graphics feature greater resolution and detail than other golf simulators, including highly-detailed terrain, reflective water, varying weather conditions, tee signs that can be read, and moving clouds, grass and flags that blow in the direction and intensity of the wind. Only AboutGolf's simulators provide a fully 3D-rendered environment, critical to realistic play.
Members can play more than 36 fully three-dimensional, real-time courses, including Pebble Beach, Spyglass Hill and Caso de Campo's Teeth of the Dog.
They'll benefit from club fitting, teaching, league play and social rounds. Perfected through more than 10 million competitive rounds with its World Tours PC golf simulation, AboutGolf's complete online facility for tournament and event play is a value-add to all players. Results and leaderboards are tracked automatically and can be viewed with any internet-capable computer.
Users can log in at the beginning of each simulator session and have all their activity tracked and ported to their personal website. They can visit their sites to analyze stats, review practice data, get instructional tips based on their practice sessions and replay their best shots.
AboutGolf-which has earned a strong reputation for innovation and technology—is an 18-year-old Maumee, Ohio-based company that's a subsidiary of Friendly Software. AboutGolf has produced Greg Norman Ultimate Challenge Golf, Microsoft Golf and World Tours, which is the world's most widely-distributed golf simulation.
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