Robotic Death Copters May Darken Skies At Pro Golf Tournaments
That terrifying image is a picture of a remote-controlled death contraption known as the Hoverfly in action. The Golf Channel plans to test one out while filming an episode of On The Range, and if the test goes well, the Hoverfly may be used to help broadcast future tournaments. Be very afraid.
The Golf Channel would like you to think that the arrival of the Hoverfly is nothing to be afraid of, but just look at this thing in action. Terrifying! It's impossible to watch those clips and not imagine the Hoverfly eventually becoming self-aware and ditching its camera equipment for a loadout of rocket-propelled grenades, which it wil use to rain fiery death on innocent golf spectators. You have doomed us all, Golf Channel.
[ USA Today]
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