Golf putting practice device having mechanical calculators
OwnerArchie F. Hunt, Jack J. Mossinventors
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A game device whereby one may improve his golf ball putting skill. Fundamentally, the invention comprises an arcuate shaped bottom surface having a vertical wall partially encompassing the same. The wall is discontinuous at a point and thus defines a receptacle for receiving balls putted toward the device. A front edge portion of the arcuate surface is characterized by the presence of a pivotal tongue which is actuated by a golf ball passing thereover. Connected to the tongue is a spring-loaded mechanical counter actuated by mechanical linkage to record the number of times a ball passes over the tongue. Interconnected within the receptacle is a second spring-biased mechanical counter which is actuated each time a ball is received within the receptacle and is functional to record the number of balls putted towards the device and passing up onto the arcuate surface.
A device for aiding one in improving his golf putting skill, comprising:
A golf putting practice device, comprising:
A device for aiding one in improving his golf putting skill, comprising:
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