Game Golf
Game golf provides a wearable device with 3D motion sensor technology for golf players which is attached to the user's belt while a sensor is also placed on the top of the golf club, records information about a players' performance, allowing them to monitor their game via an app on any device. Useful data ranging from swing accuracy to yard covered is made available to player to work on. Gamegolf raised crowd…
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Game golf provides a wearable device with 3D motion sensor technology for golf players which is attached to the user's belt while a sensor is also placed on the top of the golf club, records information about a players' performance, allowing them to monitor their game via an app on any device. Useful data ranging from swing accuracy to yard covered is made available to player to work on. Gamegolf raised crowd funding of $280K on Indiegogo. Founded in 2010, headquartered in San Francisco, United States. The company has raised $16.3M at the Series B stage backed by investors including Hinge Capital, SierraMaya360, IOVC, Capital Union Investments, Crosslink Capital. Operating in Consumer Goods > Sports Equipment, High Tech > Wearable Technology.
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Wearable Technology > Watches and Trackers > Fitness Trackers > Athletes Fitness > Performance Tracking > Internet First Brands,
Sports Tech > Sports Analytics > Performance Analytics > Golf > Device,
Fitness & Wellness Tech > Physical Fitness > Tracking and Monitoring > Activity Trackers > Wearable Devices > Wristwear,
Sports Equipment > Performance Analytics Devices > Golf > Device
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