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| Our Mission... To bring to a golfers daily game usable, accessible electronics designed to enhance an individual's game while conforming to golf's rich traditions. |
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In 2003 at the British Open, Tiger Woods lost his ball off the first tee. Despite the aid of his excellent caddy, television cameras and crowds that sandwiched the fairway during tournament play, Tiger's ball was never recovered and he lost the Open. Blue Marlin LLC, a New York company, witnessed the entire debacle along with the rest of the golf loving world. Blue Marlin harnessed the opportunity to develop a hand-held device to find golf balls without tampering with the ball. The resulting product would not only help find golf balls, but would speed up play, a real problem identified in the marketplace. Enter Ballfinder Scout™. Blue Marlin, their partners, development team, Sarnoff Laboratories, along with the help of golf professionals Nick Faldo, Billy Kratzert and Kellie Stenzel continue to seek opportunities where they can offer something better, fresher and more valuable to the game of golf. Thank you for stopping in and welcome to the world of SCOUT™. Play fast. Play smart. Get the Ballfinder SCOUT™. Click here for more information about the Ballfinder SCOUT™ |
About Us
"2,465,753 golf balls were lost per day in the
U.S.according to the National Golf Foundation"
- Golf Magazine
That's an average of 821,918 golfers losing 3 balls on
average everyday in the USA.
That's almost 900 million lost balls in the States every
year! No wonder everyone loves the concept of a
Ballfinder.
U.S.according to the National Golf Foundation"
- Golf Magazine
That's an average of 821,918 golfers losing 3 balls on
average everyday in the USA.
That's almost 900 million lost balls in the States every
year! No wonder everyone loves the concept of a
Ballfinder.
ScoutGolf.com
