The RoboCup Golf Ball Return Robot Makes Returning

Serious golfers rejoice! The RoboCup Golf Ball Return Robot makes practicing your putting quick, fun, and painless.

As golfing fanatics will attest, putting accounts for half (or more) of all strokes in a round of golf. Yet, most golfers avoid the practice green like the plague because practicing putting can be boring and tedious. Thanks to the RoboCup, putting can be fun!

The RoboCup Ball Return Robot fits into either practice or full-depth cups and automatically returns your ball up to fourteen feet. With the included Caddy Cord, even missed putts will be returned to you.

One set of 4 AA batteries (not included) will last for up to 12,000 ball returns. Includes a padded carrying case.






For people who like: golf, hobbies
Features & specs:

Dimensions (RoboCup): 1.75" tall x 3.75" deep x 3.25" wide
Dimensions (Caddy Cord): 22" x 1" diameter
Returns ball 14 feet (or more depending on green speed)
Fits in practice or full-depth cups
Includes padded carrying case
Caddy cord collects missed putts
Up to 12,000 putts per set of batteries
Requires 4 AA batteries (not included)

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