Putt Pointer with GPS (grooved putt sight)

Abstract

The Putt Pointer putter grip with GPS (grooved putt sight) is the only putter grip in existence today as a practical aid for golfers to determine the line of the putt. Other methods employed by golfers today can be seen on television wherein the golfer “stalks” the green looking at all variables he/she deems relevant to making a putt. Golfers kneel behind the ball, some nearly lay behind the ball in a crouching fashion to see the line of the putt relative to the slope of the green. Putt Pointer used with the conventional method of “plumb bobbing” eliminates completely the need for all of the aforementioned contortions. The features of the Putt Pointer putter grip can be applied to any form of putter mold to produce the grooves for sighting the putt line.

What is claimed as being new and desired to be protected by Letters Patent of the U.S. is as follows: 
     
         1 . A new and unique putter grip feature that when used with the “plumb bobbing” method shows the golfer where to line up his/her putt. 
     
     
         2 . Golfers will be able to see the line for the putt where it is not possible with conventional green reading techniques. 
     
     
         3 . The grooved putt sight and the alignment line on the back of the putter grip can be molded into any design of putter grip. 
     
     
         4 . The Putt Pointer putter grip with GPS (grooved putt sight) requires mold revisions to all existing and new mold designs. 
     
     
         5 . All putter grip sizes, shapes, and colors can have the Putt Pointer grooves as part of the putter grip. The sight and the alignment line would be contrasting colors to the main grip color.