Golf practice aid
OwnerRobert J. Pippettinventor
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Abstract
The determination of the point of impact on a golf club face with a golf ball is facilitated through the use of a flowable chalk compound placed on the ball at the intended point of contact with the club face. The flowable chalk compound includes a homogeneous, paste-like mixture of a major proportion of a solid, finely divided pigment and a minor proportion of a grease-like material. Upon impact, the chalk compound will make a visible mark on the club head face that may be observed by the golfer.
Claims13
A golf practice aid comprising a flowable chalk compound that can be placed on a golf ball at the intended point of contact with a club face so as to be transferred thereto upon impact and thus provide an indication of the point of contact on the club face, the chalk compound comprising a homogeneous paste of a major proportion of a solid, finely divided pigment, and a minor proportion of a grease material.
A golf practice aid comprising a flowable chalk compound that can be placed on a golf ball at the intended point of contact with a club face so as to be transferred thereto upon impact and thus provide an indication of the point of contact on the club face, the chalk compound comprising a homogeneous paste mixture of about 2 to 4 parts of a solid, finely divided powder and about 1 part petrolatum.
A golf practice aid comprising a flowable chalk compound that can be placed on a golf ball at the intended point of contact with a club face so as to be transferred thereto upon impact and thus provide an indication of the point of contact on the club face, the chalk compound comprising a homogeneous paste mixture of about 3 parts of a solid, finely divided powdered pigment, about 1 part of petrolatum and about 0 to 1 part of a hardening agent.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.