US2002094879A1PendingUtilityA1
Golf swing practice device and method of use
Priority: Jan 17, 2001Filed: Jan 17, 2001Published: Jul 18, 2002
Est. expiryJan 17, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Dennis Dawson
A63B 43/02A63B 69/3632A63B 69/3608A63B 2071/0655A63B 15/00A63B 60/34A63B 69/3623
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Abstract
A golf swing practice device ( 20 ) includes a substantially j-shaped shaft ( 22 ) having a golf grip ( 24 ) at a first end and a back-touching member ( 26 ) at an opposite second end. To use the device, a golfer grasps golf grip ( 24 ), moves through a backswing until back-touching member ( 26 ) touches the back ( 502 ) and then takes a practice swing forward ending up in a follow through position where back-touching member ( 26 ) again touches the back ( 502 ). Repeating practice swings with the present invention “grooves” the golfer's swing.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedI claim:
1 . A golf swing practice device, comprising:
a substantially j-shaped shaft having a golf grip at a first end and a back-touching member at an opposite second end.
2 . A golf swing practice device according to claim 1 , further including:
said back-touching member having a spherical shape.
3 . A golf swing practice device according to claim 2 , further including:
said back-touching member shaped like a golf ball.
4 . A golf swing practice device for selective attachment to the shaft of a golf club, comprising:
a substantially j-shaped shaft having a connector at a first end and a back-touching member at an opposite second end; and, said connector selectively connectable to the shaft of the golf club.
5 . A golf swing practice device according to claim 4 , further including:
said back-touching member having a spherical shape.
6 . A golf swing practice device according to claim 5 , further including:
said back-touching member shaped like a golf ball.
7 . A method for practicing a golf swing, comprising:
providing a substantially j-shaped shaft having a golf grip at a first end and a back-touching member at an opposite second end, said j-shaped shaft defining a plane; a golfer grasping said golf grip; the golfer positioning said j-shaped shaft so that said plane is oriented substantially vertically and said back-touching member is oriented upward, and, the golfer taking a backswing until said back-touching member touches the back of the golfer.
8 . The method for practicing a golf swing according to claim 7 , further including:
said back-touching member touching the back of the golfer slightly to the right of the golfer's spine for a right handed golfer, and slightly to the left of the golfer's spine for a left handed golfer.
9 . The method for practicing a golf swing according to claim 8 , further including:
the golfer taking a foreswing which continues to a follow through position wherein said back-touching member touches the back of the golfer.
10 . The method for practicing a golf swing according to claim 9 , further including:
said back-touching member touching the back of the golfer slightly to the left of the golfer's spine for a right handed golfer, and slightly to the right of the golfer's spine for a left handed golfer.
11 . A method for practicing a golf swing, comprising:
providing a substantially j-shaped shaft having a connector at a first end and a back-touching member at an opposite second end, said j-shaped shaft defining a plane; providing a golf club having a shaft and a golf grip; rigidly attaching said connector to said shaft of said golf club, so that when a golfer assumes a golf ball-addressing position, said plane is substantially vertical and said back-touching member is oriented upward; the golfer grasping said golf grip of said golf club; the golfer positioning said j-shaped shaft so that said plane is oriented substantially vertically and said back-touching member is oriented upward, and, the golfer taking a backswing until said back-touching member touches the back of the golfer.
12 . The method for practicing a golf swing according to claim 11 , further including:
said back-touching member touching the back of the golfer slightly to the right of the golfer's spine for a right handed golfer, and slightly to the left of the golfer's spine for a left handed golfer.
13 . The method for practicing a golf swing according to claim 12 , further including:
the golfer taking a foreswing which continues to a follow through position wherein said back-touching member touches the back of the golfer.
14 . The method for practicing a golf swing according to claim 13 , further including:
said back-touching member touching the back of the golfer slightly to the left of the golfer's spine for a right handed golfer, and slightly to the right of the golfer's spine for a left handed golfer.
15 . The method for practicing a golf swing according to claim 11 , further including:
in said step of rigidly attaching said connector to said shaft of said golf club, selecting a longitudinal attachment point on said shaft of said golf club that will produce a desired backswing length.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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