Putting stroke grooving aid
OwnerDavid Paul Matthewsinventor
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Abstract
A light weight and portable device that provides a 4¼ inches wide (equal to the size of golf putting hole), and seven to eight feet long explicit field of vision to help golfers to groove their putting strokes so that the golf ball stays within the cords. The device includes two. light holders, and each holder has two small eyebolts spaced at a distance of 4¼ inches . Two equal length cord/stings are attached to the eyebolts to form a view of a virtual putting fairway 4¼ inches wide. Golfers practice to develop putting strokes to keep golf balls within these two cords/strings, and roll balls into the cup.
Claims3
A real time feed back device to groove putting stroke comprising of
- a. two light holders about 6 inches long
- b. four light attaching devices, spaced 4¼ inches, two each on each holder
- c. two cords/string of equal length
- d. length of cord/string, theoretically could be of any length,
- e. when laid on a putting surface in a rectangular shape, cords/stings provide an imagery of virtual putting fairway having width equal to size of the diameter of the putting cup
- f. distance between the two holders provides benchmarks to develop strokes feel for varying putting distances
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.