Golf aiming and alignment system and method
Abstract
A system and method for improving a golfer's putt is provided. Included is a ball, putter, and ball marker, each of which bear directional indicia, such as arrows or triangles. The indicia of the various elements are aligned toward the hole, with the indicia of each element creating a desired directional path. The golfer uses the directional path created by the proper alignment of one or more elements to aim his or her putt. Furthermore, the directional indicia of the golf ball are designed to blend together when the ball is hit in the direction of the indicia, but create a swirl pattern when the ball is mis-hit for visualization of proper and improper putting.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 13 . Cancelled.
14 . An alignment system for aligning a golf club to be swung by a golfer with a golf ball such that the golf ball travels along a target path when struck by the golf ball, comprising:
club indicia on a face of the golf club, the club indicia lying on a first axis generally perpendicular to the target path with the golf club aligned with the golf ball.
15 . The alignment system of claim 14 further comprising shoe indicia on a golf shoe worn by the golfer, the shoe indicia lying on a second axis generally parallel to the target path.
16 . The alignment system of claim 14 wherein the golfer includes a hand and shoulders and wherein the alignment system further comprises a glove having glove indicia thereon for receipt on the hand, the glove indicia aligning the hand and shoulders of the golfer with the face of the golf club.
17 . The alignment system of claim 14 further comprising a sensory strip extending along a shaft of the golf club.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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