Golf practice device
OwnerDylan Steininventor
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Abstract
A golf practice is provided. The device includes a base, a target support structure, a positioner, and, a target. The target support structure can include a groove. The positioner can slidably engage the groove to allow the target support structure to be adjusted to a plurality of vertical positions. The positioner includes a slot in which the target is mounted. The target can include a bullseye. The device can be configured to a position wherein a user's eye is substantially colinear with the bullseye and with a golf ball as seen from above by the user, thus allowing the user to practice various golf swings while maintaining their head and eye(s) in a consistent position relative to the golf ball.
Claims20
A golf practice device comprising:
- a base;
- a target support structure, the target support structure including a vertical groove is connected to the base;
- a positioner, the positioner is connected to the target support structure slidably engages the groove to allow the positioner to be fixed in a plurality of vertical positions along the vertical groove, the positioner including at least one slot;
- a solid transparent or translucent target including a bullseye, the target being mounted in the at least one slot, wherein the golf practice device can be configured to a position where a user's eye is substantially colinear with the bullseye and with a golf ball as seen by the user within the bullseye.
A method of practicing a golf stroke comprising the steps of:
- positioning a base on a practice surface;
- adjusting a target support structure to a first position, the target support structure including a vertical groove;
- engaging a positioner having a slot slidably in the vertical groove to fix the positioner in a plurality of vertical positions along the groove;
- sliding a solid transparent or translucent target into the slot into a preferred position for practicing a golf stroke, the target including a bullseye;
- aligning a user's eye with the bullseye substantially colinear with a golf ball on the practice surface as seen by the user from above within the bullseye;
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- executing a preselected golf stroke while maintaining eye contact with the golf ball centered within the bullseye.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.