GOLF SHOT TRACKING SYSTEMS, DEVICES AND METHODS OF USE
First Claim
1. A golf location system, comprising:
- a module including;
a memory,a wireless transceiver,a global positioning satellite system receiver to determine a position,a processor to generate electronic position data representative of the position, anda near field communication reader to identify a golf club used at the position and generate electronic club data representative of the golf club identified at the position; and
a physiological sensor including a heart activity sensor and an accelerometer, the physiological sensor measuring a physiological characteristic at the position and generating electronic physiological data representative of the physiological characteristic,wherein the physiological sensor is wirelessly connected to the module and wirelessly transmits the electronic physiological data to the module;
wherein the physiological characteristic includes heart activity, andwherein the processor stores the electronic position data in the memory in association with the electronic club data, the electronic physiological data, and a time stamp to form linked data to present to a user.
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Abstract
A golf shot tracking system including an identification tag coupled to a golf club and a tag reader including a position-determination component and a tag identification component are disclosed. The tag reader may receive identification information relating to the golf club, and may determine its position, in response to the identification tag being within a reception range of the tag identification component. The tag reader may transmit a signal representative of the golf club identification information in association with the position information to a communication device. The communication device may be a portable handheld device having a display for displaying a representation of the golf club identity in association with the determined position. The communication device may be configured to upload the golf club identity in association with the determined position to a remote server.
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20 Claims
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1. A golf location system, comprising:
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a module including; a memory, a wireless transceiver, a global positioning satellite system receiver to determine a position, a processor to generate electronic position data representative of the position, and a near field communication reader to identify a golf club used at the position and generate electronic club data representative of the golf club identified at the position; and a physiological sensor including a heart activity sensor and an accelerometer, the physiological sensor measuring a physiological characteristic at the position and generating electronic physiological data representative of the physiological characteristic, wherein the physiological sensor is wirelessly connected to the module and wirelessly transmits the electronic physiological data to the module; wherein the physiological characteristic includes heart activity, and wherein the processor stores the electronic position data in the memory in association with the electronic club data, the electronic physiological data, and a time stamp to form linked data to present to a user. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. A golf location system, comprising:
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a module including; a memory, a wireless transceiver, a global positioning satellite system receiver to determine a position, and a processor to generate electronic position data representative of the position; and a physiological sensor including a heart activity sensor and an accelerometer, the physiological sensor measuring a physiological characteristic at the position and generating electronic physiological data representative of the physiological characteristic, wherein the physiological sensor is wirelessly connected to the module and wirelessly transmits the electronic physiological data to the module; wherein the physiological characteristic includes heart activity, and wherein the processor stores the electronic position data in the memory in association with the electronic physiological data and a time stamp. - View Dependent Claims (15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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