February 04, 2004

By: Yannik Allan
Website: http://www.1st-in-cell-phones.com

Cell phone software launched to help golfers discover their game

DigiAntix™ Corporation announced today the official launch of GolfAntix™, a subsidiary company that has created a breakthrough downloadable software application designed to help avid golfers dramatically improve their game. The software downloads easily onto Java-enabled cellular phones and acts as a mobile, digital golf pro - helping golfers reduce strokes by tracking scores, analyzing statistics, and identifying practice areas of their game.

How does it work? The user enters data about their round such as club selection, fairways hit, sand saves, etc. The software then calculates a player's statistics, such as, putting strokes, tee shots, greens in regulation, etc., and just like a pro, analyzes this information to identify the exact areas of strengths and weaknesses of a golfer's game. The application then compares this data to tour player statistics and creates expert advice on where and how to practice, acting as if it were a personal instructor.

Pete J. Palmer, President of GolfAntix™, states, "An avid golfer myself, I am constantly striving to better my game and I saw a need for a unique and fun improvement tool on a gadget most people have on the course anyway - a mobile phone. Sure, golf is supposed to be fun. But it's a lot more fun if you're good!"

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Author Notes:

Yannik Allan contributes and publishes news editorial to http://www.1st-in-cell-phones.com.  A cellular phone industry resource featuring articles, comparisons and reviews of cellular phone and service plans.