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  • DIY Floor Controller

    I got tired of walking over to my keyboard and also explaining to new players which buttons do what, so I built a DIY floor controller to control TGC 2019. It was a lot easier than I thought. The whole thing cost ~$70 and I built it in a couple hours.

    Below are links to what I bought to build it:To drill out the holes I used a step bit (i.e., https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PPRDBM5/).

    To keep the box from sliding around, especially when pushing on the joystick with my clubs, I used grippers at the bottom (i.e., https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08C373VBW/).

    To program the buttons I used https://joytokey.net/en/. It's a free program which is great. Most of the buttons are just single buttons to program. The Mulligan option was the exception, which I programmed to be ESC, Down, Down, Enter.


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    TGC 2019 Published Courses:
    • Sanctuary Lake MI (L)
    • Pine Trace MI (L)
    • Deyer National Golf Club
    • Deyer Island Golf Resort
    • Sylvan Glen MI (L)

  • #16
    Great idea with the felt. I was going to put a decal on the black control box but now I will wrap it and paint it with a stencil

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    • #17
      Here is my diy version I even designed my own PCB to go along with it its basicly a 13 button wireless keyboard plug and play no programming
      I sell the diy parts.
      www.bacustomproducts.com if you print your own box you can get all the parts for like $55 mouse, both PCBs, and buttons.

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      • #18
        Click image for larger version  Name:	inbound251251300745632681.jpg Views:	1 Size:	228.7 KB ID:	398102 I need to do one full complete video now that I have changed things so much but I have how to videos
        Last edited by I golf and i make stuff; 12-05-2023, 02:29 PM.

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        • #19
          Parts can be purchased here and you can print your own box.

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          • #20
            You can get a great selection of DIY parts for control boxes at ClubKeyboard.com they also have preconfigured professionally made boxes available, plug and play ready to use out of the box.
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            • I golf and i make stuff
              I golf and i make stuff commented
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              That's still wired and really expensive for some reason. And if you have to program something with that many buttons why not use a customized tablet remote app? It's free. Reason for a box is the simplicity of it, don't want alot of buttons just the basics to complete a game of golf. And have it be wireless.

          • #21
            Was able to program more hotkeys into my control box. Used autohotkey to write my own hotkeys. So now I won't need a mouse for anything in gspro

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            • #22
              This is how you write your own hotkeys for GSPRO. You can adjust it to your own specific diy control box or keyboard or even a keyboard tablet app.

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