Electronically controlled golf swing analyzing/training mat system with ball striking-related feedback
AssigneeMark E. Nusbaum
InventorsMark E. Nusbaum, Jan E. Rhoads
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AssigneeMark E. Nusbaum
InventorsMark E. Nusbaum, Jan E. Rhoads
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A golf practice mat includes an impact sensor disposed in a vicinity bounding the location of where a golf ball would be placed for striking. The golf practice mat may also include, for example, a “crosshair” target imprint that is disposed on a golf club impact sensor portion of the practice surface and indicates the point/line of contact that the club face should hit the ground after the ball has been struck with the club head in a descending blow. A microcontroller receives and analyzes the output of the impact sensor and generates a display/output message that is coupled to a display that is, for example, embodied on the golf practice mat to provide user shot-related feedback. The display may indicate, for example, the user's golf club, the estimated distance the ball will travel depending upon the impact data analyzed, the club chosen by the user, input backswing data and/or a three-dimensional simulation of the resulting golf stroke.
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Golf practice mat apparatus for use by a user practicing a golf swing with a golf club having a club head comprising:
A method of operating a golf swing practice mat for a user practicing a golf swing with a golf club and providing ball flight-related feedback to a user using said practice mat, said method comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.