It looks like a belated April Fools’ Day prank, but this video showing a golf cart hovercraft from reigning Masters champion Bubba Watson and Oakley appears to be the real deal. Watson and Oakley have ...

The humble golf cart is not very slick, but it gets the job done. So is there a better way to get from tee to green? In 2013, pro golfer Bubba Watson, along with Oakley and Neoteric Hovercraft, posed ...

‘Morning Drive’ co-host Matt Ginella takes a spin on the first ever hovercraft golf cart at Windy Knoll Golf Club in Springfield, OH. A Division of NBCUniversal. DISCLAIMER: This site and the products ...

Pete Duffey is walking on air. The idea to buy two hovercraft golf carts for Windy Knoll Golf Club has brought immeasurable national publicity to the public course that was built in 2000. “I don’t ...

On first glance, the YouTube video of PGA golfer Bubba Watson driving a hovercraft down the middle of the fairway, like it’s any other other golf course, looks like something out of science fiction ...

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — The cool factor just spiked at the Windy Knoll Golf Club in Springfield, Ohio. The Golf Channel reported the course will begin using hovercrafts to allow golfers to maneuver greens ...

UNDATED (CNN) -- Why walk around the golf course when you can hover? This isn't a question out of a science fiction story. It's very real. It's a golf cart that's anything but par for the course. And ...

One local golf course is trying to set themselves apart from the rest with a new addition to their fleet of golf carts. The Windy Knoll Golf Club is now offering a hovercraft cart, or a hovercart, to ...

Golfer Bubba Watson insists the hovercraft golf cart is not a prank. Watson has been working on the BW1 prototype with Oakley. A clip of the hovercraft in action was uploaded to YouTube by the ...

Given the choice, the majority of professional golfers will walk over ride. That preference might change after they get a load of Bubba Watson's new toy. Watson's never been shy in testing the limits ...

To be honest, as unfortunate as it may be, this author can confidently say The Masters will never see Watson’s hovercraft humming around the Eisenhower Tree on 17. Not this year—probably not any year.