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I can't imagine VR golf working well for this use case. This is a serious simulator. $3000 before the projector and mat. 1. The VR headset would probably have
by throwaway2016a 8y ago
I can't imagine VR golf working well for this use case. This is a serious simulator. $3000 before the projector and mat.
1. The VR headset would probably have a negative effect on swing or at the very least cause it to not translate well to real life
2. A short virtual club won't have the same weight and feel as a real club.
3. A real club while wearing a VR headset makes being a house cat suddenly very dangerous.
Maybe AR?
- Doxin 8y agoAllow me to address these one by one: 1. Have you worn a vr headset for any amount of time? They aren't nearly as cumbersome as you'd think. I've been playing plenty of VR games involving a lot of movement -- frisbee, paintball, etc -- never have I felt like the headset was impeding me in any way, aside from the odd stumble across the cable every now and then. 2. This is easily solved. HTC sells separate tracking dots you could very well stick on an actual golf club. 3. Close the door and move your breakables somewhere else ;) AR doesn't really address any of these issues more or less than VR.