Golf putter aid
OwnerEd RODDENBERY, Mark Morrison +1inventors
InventorsEd RODDENBERY, Mark Morrison, Robert Culpepper
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Abstract
A practice device used to improve a golfer's putting stroke, the device including: a bar member defining a support surface and constructed to be secured to a golf club shaft in order to maintain the support surface essentially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the golf club shaft; and a cord member secured to the bar member and including a cord secured to the bar member to extend across the golf club shaft. The cord member is secured to the bar member in a manner to allow the golfer's forearms to be held securely between the cord member and the bar member when the golfer grips the club shaft in a normal manner to execute a putting stroke.
Claims6
A practice device used to improve a golfer's putting stroke, said device comprising:
- a bar member defining a support surface and constructed to be secured to a golf club shaft in order to maintain said support surface essentially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the golf club shaft;
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- a cord member secured to said bar member and including a cord secured to the bar member to extend across the golf club shaft,
- wherein said cord member is secured to said bar member in a manner to allow the golfer's forearms to be held securely between said cord member and said bar member when the golfer grips the club shaft in a normal manner to execute a putting stroke.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.