Golf template and method
AssigneeBK Golf, LLC
InventorsRobert Krause, Joanne Manley
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Abstract
A template for teaching a golfer a proper swing includes a false target disposed on a first portion of the template for positioning a golfer at a start of teaching a proper swing. A real target for being struck by the golfer during teaching is not disposed on the first portion of the template. A first marking is disposed on the first portion of the template, the first marking being disposed behind the false target and indicating a position for placing the real target off of the first portion of the template.
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A template for teaching a golfer a proper swing, said template comprising:
- a false target disposed on a first portion for positioning a golfer at a start of teaching,
- a real target not disposed on said first portion, said real target for being struck by said golfer,
- a first marking on said first portion, said first marking being disposed behind said false target and indicating a position for placing said real target off of said first portion;
- a backswing path extending along said first portion;
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- a first target swing path disposed on said first portion, said first target swing path extending transversely to said backswing path.
Method of training a golfer to swing properly comprising the steps of:
- eyeing a false target,
- swinging a golf club through a backswing path on a first portion of a template;
- and
- swinging said golf club through a forward swing path in register with a first target swing path disposed on said first portion of said template, said first target swing path being transverse to said backswing path.
A template for teaching a golfer a proper swing, said template comprising:
- a false target disposed on a first portion of said template;
- a first target ball indicator and a second target ball indicator configured to indicate a location of a real target;
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- a first marking indicating a first target swing path, the first target swing path does not extend through the real target.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.