Chipping assistant device

Abstract

The Chipping Assistant was designed as a visual aid for use with most irons. The invention is a black, ¼″ thick wafer-like disc approximately 1.25″ in diameter which attaches to the face of the club with pressure sensitive two-sided tape which serves as a visual aid for golfers to hit the sweet spot and assist in golfer's keeping their head down and eye on the ball to connect with the ball and reduce mis-hits with most irons.

Having described my invention I now claim: 
     
         1 . A device that attaches to the club face of most irons, to give the golfer a visual aid for hand-eye coordination to effectively spot focus a point of contact on the iron, which the brain can communicate the movement of the body; the swing, with the desired point the golfer sees and wishes to strike; the sweet-spot comprising of:
 a. A thin ¼″ thick wafer-like disc   b. A thin ¼″ thick wafer-like disc having determined beveled edges on all sides   c. A thin ¼″ thick wafer-like disc having determined beveled edges on all sides which is black in color   d. A thin ¼″ thick wafer-like disc having determined beveled edges on all sides   which is black in color and attaches to the club face with sensitive two-sided tape   
     
     
         2 . A device that attaches to the club face of most irons according to  claim 1  made of ABS which does not add additional weight to the club to affect a golfer's natural swing form. 
     
     
         3 . A device that attaches to the club face of most irons according to  claim 2  which is of similar diameter to the size of a standard golf ball to be a visual aid to keep the golfer's head down and eye on the ball. 
     
     
         4 . A device that attaches to the club face of most irons according to  claim 3  which is black making is highly visible on most clubs which are metal-type color to serve as a visual aid.