Putting practice and training device
OwnerRuss Bennettinventor
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Abstract
A putting practice and training device having a support member having a first end and a second end. The first end may be adapted engage a surface. A rotatable, swingable arm may have at least two members arranged where only one member is visible when viewing the arm from above the putting practice and training device. At least one indicating means may be slidably mounted on at least one member. The rotatable, swingable arm may be adapted to perpindicularily engage the second end of the support member whereby the arm rotates the two members to be level with the surface.
Claims19
A putting practice and training device that engages the ground comprising:
- (b) a support member having a first end and a second end, the first end adapted to engage the ground;
- (c) at least one rotatable, swingable arm, the arm having at least two members arranged wherein only one member is visible when viewing the arm from above the putting practice and training device;
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- (d) at least one indicating means slidably mounted on at least one member;
- wherein the rotatable, swingable arm is adapted to engage the second end of the support member whereby the arm positions the two members to be level with the surface.
A method of putting using a putting practice and training device for a player comprising;
- (a) inserting into a surface a support member having a first end and a second end, the first end adapted to engage the surface;
- (b) inserting into the second end of the support member a rotatable, swingable arm, the arm having at least two members arranged wherein only one member is visible when viewing the arm from above the putting practice and training device, wherein the rotatable, swingable arm is adapted to perpindicularily engage the second end of the support member whereby the arm rotates the two members to be level with the surface;
- (c) aligning the device to a target and positioning a golf ball under the arm;
- (d) positioning at least one indicating means slidably mounted on at least one member to indicate how far back the player should position a putter;
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- (e) positioning the player for putting so that only one member is visible from above the device by the player.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.