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US 9,314,684 B2Granted
Putting training aid
AssigneeVladimir Gribovsky
InventorsVladimir Gribovsky, Mitchell Crum
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Abstract
A putting training aid including an elongated body, a reflective mechanism and a tee. The elongated body has an upper surface. The reflective mechanism has an upper surface that is substantially aligned with the upper surface of the elongated body. The reflective mechanism has a length that is greater than a diameter of a golf ball that is used in conjunction with the putting training aid. The tee is formed in at least one of the elongated body and the reflective mechanism. The tee is adapted to receive a portion of the golf ball.
Claims14
A putting training aid comprising:
- an elongated body having an upper surface, wherein the elongated body has a width that is less than a diameter of a golf ball that is used in conjunction with the putting training aid;
- a reflective mechanism having an upper surface that is substantially aligned with the upper surface of the elongated body, wherein the reflective mechanism has a length that is greater than a diameter of a golf ball that is used in conjunction with the putting training aid and wherein the reflective mechanism has a first end and a second end;
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- a tee formed in the reflective mechanism between the first end and the second end thereof, wherein the tee is adapted to receive a portion of the golf ball.
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A putting training system comprising:
- a golf ball having a diameter;
- a putting training aid comprising:
- an elongated body having an upper surface, wherein the elongated body has a width that is less than a diameter of the golf ball;
- a reflective mechanism having an upper surface that is substantially aligned with the upper surface of the elongated body, wherein the reflective mechanism has a length that is greater than a diameter of a golf ball that is used in conjunction with the putting training aid and wherein the reflective mechanism has a first end and a second end;
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- a tee formed in the reflective mechanism between the first end and the second end thereof, wherein the tee is adapted to receive a portion of the golf ball;
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- a golf club that is capable of contacting the golf ball when placed on the tee to cause the golf ball to roll along the upper surface of the elongated body.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.