How do you imagine golfers being transported in 600 years?

[John_Cullum]

It may take about 600 years for the Segway to catch on.

I love the Segway and believe it to be the ideal way to traverse a golf course quickly. Sadly, I may be the only one

[Steve Lang]

  Cape optional..

[Sam Morrow]

How did the guy who invented the segway die?

[Philippe Binette]

600 years from now... they are still going to wonder if the Old Course should be played backwards.

Some guy will open a new golf architecture firm named:   Renaissance Golf Design 10.2

They will add length to Augusta National for the 100th time but the official course yardage will still be 7250 yards

[Kirk Moon]

How did the guy who invented the segway die?

He's still alive:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dean_Kamen

The guy you're thinking of was the (relatively short term) owner of the company that makes them:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1315518/Segway-tycoon-Jimi-Heselden-dies-cliff-plunge-scooters.html

Minor point.  Ironic nonetheless.

[Sam Morrow]

How did the guy who invented the segway die?

He's still alive:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dean_Kamen

The guy you're thinking of was the (relatively short term) owner of the company that makes them:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1315518/Segway-tycoon-Jimi-Heselden-dies-cliff-plunge-scooters.html

Minor point.  Ironic nonetheless.

How much does one of those cost?

If anybody is really good at photoshop let me know, I have a great idea for that segway old man picture.

[Mike Hendren]

In the future there will be no golf - there will only be Rollerball.

Mike "Moonpie" Hendren

[Kirk Moon]

How much does one of those cost?

Snooping around on the internet it looks like they cost something like $5-7K. 

I've never been on one, but it seems as though it might be a perfect way to get around a golf course quickly in the right hands and it could be very fun to boot. 

Unfortunately, it would appear that a certain amount of talent is required to operate one safely.  I can just see a few careless (or befuddled) golfers running these things off of cliffs or into lakes or bunkers or barrancas. 

PR and liability issues will keep these things a million miles away from any golf course near you. 

[Kalen Braley]

Please....

Booze fueled crashes and mishaps are already common on the course... 












We need to start mass producing these bad boys...