People have been golfing for hundreds of years. Honestly, it’s sorta sad it took so long for this thing to emerge. The Par 6 is a stealth cooler that hides in the shoe pocket of your golf bag. Holds a six-pack. Genius.







We all want to be better swingers. This is the world’s first 3D portable swing sensor. The small, lightweight sensor syncs with your smartphone via bluetooth & attaches to your glove (not your club) to generate rich, accurate swing data. It detects acceleration, velocity, tempo, position and posture of the device and the club by calculating sensor data at rates over 1,000 times per second.


Aston Martin calls the One-77 the most elegant, sophisticated, and powerful car they’ve ever built. While they were at it, they had Factor Bikes develop a roadbike equally as amazing. The One-77 Cycle is being touted as the world’s most technologically advanced bicycle with technology borrowed from F-1, LeMans, and Moto GP design. They’re only building 77 of these supercycles, don’t lag if you want one.

How the hell did we manage to play a round of golf before all the GPS units and apps came out? Who knows, but this one from Callaway is the first to offer aerial video flyover in a small device, using real aerial photos of the course, not renderings. It’s also got all the other features your score is depending on.


Just like Tiger’s apparent return to victory, the introduction of the Nike Free sole to their golf shoe line was just a matter of time. And that time is now. In the same way that Tiger redefined both golf & lecherous womanizing in the modern era, the new Nike TW ’13 aims to redefine golf shoe comfort and performance.


Audi is known for designing some pretty cool cars. And even though their E-tron electric cars are all still in concept, it stands to reason that Audi could design a pretty cool electric bicycle. This is it. The full-suspension E-Bike features a 5-mode Lithium-Ion powerplant that let’s riders choose how hard they want to work. The bike is designed for tricks and features on-board WLAN connectivity for posting stunts straight to the web.

Try to ignore all the hipster clichés in the site’s video and focus on the fact that trusted bike brand Specialized has created a lightweight, high performance electric bike. The C-rated Lithium-Ion battery accelerates quick and gets a full recharge in just two hours. This bike is called the Turbo because it goes 45 KPH. That’s metric for just under 28 MPH. At that speed you’ll probably need some ironic nerd glasses to keep your eyes form watering. Available in Europe May 2012.