Golf putting trainer device
OwnerJohn R. Spelman, Trevor Alan Wadeinventors
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Abstract
A device for assisting and training golfers with their putts. The device includes an elongated section configured to be placed on the ground where the golfer intends to make his backswing for a selected put. A vertical section or “backstop” is configured to be placed at selected locations along the elongated section to corresponding to different putt lengths, and therefore different backswing lengths. A distance scale may be printed on the elongated section. Light projection devices may be included to project a predicted ball path. A backswing speed indicator system may also be included.
Claims18
A golf putting training device, comprising:
- a first substantially flat and elongated structure having a height, a length, a width, and a longitudinal axis;
- a first vertical structure having a vertical axis;
- said flat and elongated structure comprising a plurality of recesses configured to receive an end of said first vertical structure, said recesses spaced along the longitudinal axis to allow different lengths of a golfers putting backswing, each different backswing length corresponding to a different put distance;
- the height of said flat and elongated structure no greater than 50% of the height of a standard golf ball.
A golf putting training device, comprising:
- a first substantially flat and elongated structure having a height, a length, a width, and a longitudinal axis;
- a first vertical structure having a vertical axis, a bottom portion at a lower end of said vertical axis, and a top portion an upper end of said vertical axis;
- said first vertical structure being removably and slidably mounted on said substantially flat and elongated structure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.