Golf Training Assembly
OwnerRaymond Pittmaninventor
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Abstract
A golf training assembly for training a golf swing includes a hat that is worn on a user's head. A first light emitter is embedded in the brim to emit a beam of light downwardly onto a golf ball when the user is preparing to swing a golf club. In this way the user's head may be retained in a preferred posture for swinging the golf club. A second light emitter is embedded in the brim to emit a beam of light downwardly in front of the golf ball when the user is preparing to swing a golf club. Thus, the second light emitter provides a visual reference for aiming.
Claims8
A golf training assembly being configured to train proper posture for swinging a golf club, said assembly comprising:
- a hat being configured to be worn on a user's head;
- a first light emitter being embedded in said brim such that said first light emitter is secured in a static position relative to said brim wherein said first light emitter is configured to emit a beam of light downwardly onto a golf ball when the user is preparing to swing a golf club thereby facilitating the user's head to be retained in a preferred posture for swinging the golf club;
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- a second light emitter being embedded in said brim such that said second light emitter is secured in a static position relative to said brim wherein said second light emitter is configured to emit a beam of light downwardly in front of the golf ball parallel to said beam of light emitted by said first light emitter when the user is preparing to swing a golf club thereby facilitating reference point for aiming.
A golf training assembly being configured to train proper posture for swinging a golf club, said assembly comprising:
- a hat being configured to be worn on a user's head, said hat having a brim, said brim having a distal edge with respect to said hat and a bottom surface;
- a first light emitter being embedded in said brim such that said first light emitter is secured in a static position relative to said brim wherein said first light emitter is configured to emit a beam of light downwardly onto a golf ball when the user is preparing to swing a golf club thereby facilitating the user's head to be retained in a preferred posture for swinging the golf club, said first light emitter being embedded in said bottom surface of said brim, said first light emitter being aligned with said distal edge of said brim, said first light emitter being spaced from a middle of said distal edge;
- a second light emitter being embedded in said brim such that said second light emitter is secured in a static position relative to said brim wherein said second light emitter is configured to emit a beam of light downwardly in front of the golf ball parallel to said beam of light emitted by said first light emitter when the user is preparing to swing a golf club thereby facilitating a reference point for aiming, said second light emitter being embedded in said bottom surface of said brim, said second light emitter being aligned with said distal edge of said brim, said second light emitter being spaced from said middle of said distal edge, said second light emitter being positioned on an opposite side of said middle with respect to the said first light emitter wherein each of said first light emitter and said second light emitter are configured to shine two individual spots of light on the ground that are spaced apart from each other;
- a switch being slidably integrated into said hat wherein said switch is configured to be manipulated, said switch being electrically coupled to said first light emitter and said second light emitter such that said switch turn said first light emitter and said second light emitter on and off;
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- a power supply being embedded to said hat, said power supply being electrically coupled to said switch, said power supply comprising at least one battery.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.