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Incredible video shows how a golfing ROBOT can navigate to a ball by itself and sink a putt | Daily Mail Online
Watch Rory McIlroy beat a golf ball-hitting robot in an accuracy competition | For The Win
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Robot golfer hits hole-in-one - The Robot Report
PGA Tour: Watch this robot hit a hole-in-one
Watch Rory McIlroy beat a golf ball-hitting robot in an accuracy competition | For The Win
Golf robot LDRIC sinks a hole-in-one at PGA event - CBS News
RoboPutt: Rise of the golfing machines? | CNN
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Nissan Designed a Self-Driving Golf Ball That Never Misses the Hole – Robb Report
My DIY robot for collecting golf bals based on Arduino and Orange Pi. : r/arduino
WATCH: Golf Robot Named LDRIC Hits A Hole-In-One : The Two-Way : NPR
Korechi Inovation Inc. enter the golf market with a first of it's kind ball picker robot.
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This golf robot uses a Microsoft Kinect camera and a neural network to line up putts | Engadget
Watch this golf robot navigate to a ball by itself and sink a putt | New Scientist
