Golf practice club
OwnerAmy Seideninventor
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Abstract
A portable golf practicing device includes a golf club such as a putter having a head at one end, a handle at the other and a telescoping shaft therebetween. The telescoping shaft allows the club to be collapsed for storage or carrying and to be extended so that it can be used in a normal manner. A spinning type fishing reel is mounted adjacent the handle and includes a spool of line therein. The line extends through a plurality of eyelets mounted on the shaft and the end is secured to a golf ball. The reel is equipped with an electric motor for automatically rewinding the line when it is drawn out after the ball is hit. A hollow chamber in the handle provides a space for a plurality of batteries.
Claims7
A portable golf practicing device comprising:
- a golf club including a head at one end thereof, a handle at the other end and a shaft extending between said head and said handle;
- said shaft being comprised of a plurality of telescoping sections each of which has a lower end and an upper end, said telescoping sections being movable between a collapsed condition and an extended condition;
- a spinning reel mounted on said shaft adjacent said handle, said spinning reel including a spool of line therein and payable therefrom and including means for rewinding said line into said reel after it has been paid out;
- a plurality of eyelets positioned along said shaft, each eyelet being mounted on a different telescoping section and adjacent the lower end thereof, said line passing from said reel and through said eyelets, and
- a golf ball secured to the free end of said line.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.