Focused sweet spot for all golf clubs
OwnerBart A. Hillock, Terry J. Tylerinventors
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Abstract
A golf practice aid which uses a pressure-sensitive double-sided tape for removably attaching the aid to the club face of prior art club without noticeably changing the characteristics of the club. The practice aid preferably includes a metal base, which at its center has a circular ball striking platform which is raised from the base by means of a beveled edge and, at each end thereof, a raised, linear, triangular, alignment rail. When properly stroked with the club, the ball hits on the circular striking platform thereby causing the golf ball to go in a straight line in the direction of the target. When the golf ball is improperly stroked it strikes on the beveled edge surface and is turned away from the target.
Claims1
A golf practice aid for removably attaching to the substantially flat striking surface of a club face normally used in playing a round of golf comprising a metal base, smaller than the golf club face, which at its center has a circular striking platform which is raised from the metal base by means of a 45 degree beveled edge, and at either end of the metal base are raised linear metal triangular rails which are critical in training for the proper alignment of the ball on the striking platform.
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