How does starting a business out of your love of talking about sports at the office sound? Yet that’s just what it’s become for→

The Franchise Hound has up a profile another business that accidentally became a franchise: Jeff Platt had never planned on starting a business model→

Do you love golf and inventing? Project Flogton is looking for you. According to Inventor’s Digest, the project goal is to help inventors create→

How can you tell your golf balls from others on the green? If you use the Tin Cup stencils to mark your balls, it→

CNNMoney: Steve Luhr worked in medical equipment sales but yearned to become an entrepreneur. When a rival firm bought out his employer in 2002,→

Do you have access to empty space on a golf course, bowling alley, tennis club, or some other sport related location? You may have→

Ultimate Tak Ball is an indoor sport where the two teams of 4 players each attempt to deposit a giant inflatable soccer ball into→

Springwise: The racquet can detect service speed, the power of each hit and ball spin to give players feedback on their performance. Sensors located→

This story came out of the University of Maine: Golfers on the high seas can breathe a little easier — and so can the→

Not everything comes off a production line today. Chris Bagley has discovered his niche by handmaking skis from his workshop in Maine. Making these→

With the Super Bowl right around the corner, it’s a good time to ask: What are the pros and cons of sports investing? Consider→

Adam and Ryan Goldston invented a pair of basketball shoes that promised to increase a player’s vertical leap by up to 3.5 inches. The→

Sitting in a duck blind gives hunters a lot of time to be inventive, especially if the birds are landing somewhere else writes The→

Jason Wotman admits the whole idea was born out of laziness. Tailgate parties are fun, but the transportation, set-up and clean-up are certainly no→

Byron Donzis recently passed away at the age of 79, but he will always be remembered for that important piece of equipment that all→

Don’t call it a bat or a toy. It’s a Water Training Device. Dale Winger, a licensed massage therapist and personal trainer, has a→

Adventurous people love to try new things. At least, that is what the Brooklyn Workshop founder, Alon Karpman, hopes will be the case with→

When Barbara MacIsaac puts on her black hologram wristband every morning, she feels like she’s just loaded a pack of batteries. “I can’t really→

It’s clear that baseball isn’t just fun-and-games — it’s billion-dollar industry, after all — but the line gets mustardy when the job at hand→

Baseball is an inherently unhealthy game. Not only are the players overweight but there’s always the risk of being beaned in the head or→