Training device for pushing a golf ball

Abstract

A training device for pushing a golf ball comprises a tilt ball seat, a grass pad, and a multiple layer paddle. The tilt ball seat has a slope surface at the upper end thereof. A front end of the slope surface is formed with a ball hole; and a lower end of the tilt ball seat is installed with a multiple layer paddle the length of which is changeable. The grass pad is a long extending piece; and a front end thereof is formed with an opening with respect to the ball hole of the tilt ball seat. Therefore, the grass pad is adhered to the upper end of the tilt ball seat and then extended to a selected length to the rear side. If necessary, the height of the multiple layer paddle is adjustable for changing the slope of the tilt ball seat.

What is claimed is:  
     
         1 . A training device for pushing a golf ball comprising a tilt ball seat, a grass pad, and a multiple layer paddle; characteristic in that: 
 the tilt ball seat has a slope surface at the upper end thereof; a front end of the slope surface is formed with a ball hole; a lower end of the tilt ball seat is installed with a multiple layer paddle having an adjustable length;    the grass pad is a long extending piece; a front end thereof is formed with an opening with respect to the ball hole of the tilt ball seat; therefore, the grass pad is adhered to the upper end of the tilt ball seat and then extended to a selected length to the rear side;    the multiple layer paddle is formed by pivotally connected a plurality of plates; in general, the multiple layer paddle is stored in the tilt ball seat; if necessary, the height of the multiple layer paddle is adjustable for changing the slope of the tilt ball seat.    
     
     
         2 . The training device for pushing a golf ball as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the plates forming the multiple layer paddle are formed with male pivotal portions and female pivotal portions so that they are connected with one another; a first plate is embedded into an inner wall of the tilt ball seat; a second plate is installed with at least one clip at one lateral surface and a lower wall thereof has a recess; a center portion and two lateral sides of a third plate are installed with extending pieces with an inserting hole and a stopper; and lateral surface thereof is installed with at least one clamping hole; in general, the tilt ball seat is stored in the tilt ball seat by the multiple layer paddle; an inserting hole of the extending piece is engaged with the inserting post in the tilt ball seat; if necessary, the height of the multiple layer paddle is adjusted for changing the slope of the tilt ball seat.  
     
     
         3 . The training device for pushing a golf ball as claimed in  claim 1  or  2 , wherein each of two lateral sides of the slope surface in the tilt ball seat has a respective sliding tracks, one sliding track is communicated with the ball hole; and another sliding track is communicated with a section out of the ball hole.  
     
     
         4 . The training device for pushing a golf ball as claimed in  claim 3 , wherein movable blades are installed in the sliding tracks so that as a golf ball rolls into the ball hole or other sections along the slope surface, it rolls out automatically through the sliding tracks.  
     
     
         5 . The training device for pushing a golf ball as claimed in  claim 3 , wherein a bridge piece is placed at an upper end of the sliding track communicated with the ball hole of the tilt ball seat.