From: Tim Malley;dtmalley@gmail.com
Hi Tyler-
One of my post-semi-retirement hobbies has been flying drones, quadcopters to be precise. I recently filmed a short sequence of Sandy Cove, where I grew up as a child. The conditions weren't great -- a little windy -- and I am still getting the hang of making smooth flights and getting smooth results.
One of my post-semi-retirement hobbies has been flying drones, quadcopters to be precise. I recently filmed a short sequence of Sandy Cove, where I grew up as a child. The conditions weren't great -- a little windy -- and I am still getting the hang of making smooth flights and getting smooth results.
I know some courses have hired professionals to do aerial
overviews of their courses. What I am wondering about is whether it might be
possible to film each hole at times when there was no play underway over a
period of time -- weeks anyway. The idea is the same as my Sandy Cove video -- a
place I grew up with, and memories I cherish. If the results were good enough
and the club wanted to use them in any way, I would be happy to donate edited
digital copies (my son is a qualified video editor).
I won't be surprised if you have been approached by others,
either professionals or guys like me, so you may already have thoughts on this.
Let me know, and anyway I have no doubt I will be seeing you soon with the best
golf weather coming up!
bbm: Visitors click on link below to see Tim's sequence of Sandy Cove in Cohasset, where the Malley children were raised.
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