Golf practice putting device and methodology
OwnerLindstrom John JR.inventor
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Abstract
A device for golf putting practice includes a relatively thin elongate member with a longitudinal centerline for alignment with the center of the putter head during a stroke, a head end and a back end; means for positioning a golf ball at the head end so that the center of the golf ball is in alignment with the centerline; a hole adjacent to the back end for receiving a golf tee; and one or more horizontal lines perpendicular to the centerline for squaring the putter.
Claims20
A device for golf putting practice comprising a member with a longitudinal centerline, a head end and a back end, means for positioning a golf ball at the head end of the member so that the center of the golf ball is in alignment with the centerline.
A one-piece device for golf putting practice comprising:
- a member with a longitudinal centerline,
- a head end and a back end,
- a cutout at the head end configured to position a golf ball in alignment with the centerline,
- a hole for accommodating a tee;
- and
- a horizontal line, said horizontal line being perpendicular to the centerline and adjacent to the head end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.