Golf putting game and practice tool

Abstract

A gulf putting game and practice tool has a plank that has several marks equidistant and that places the balls correctly on a planar surface. The surface can be synthetic or natural grass. The marks on the plank are used to always position the ball correctly to the right place. On a synthetic surface, at one end of the member is a target having a detector that sends out a signal to indicate when the ball goes into a target successfully. A fence member prevents further progression from the ball. On a natural surface, the target is a standard golf hole in the ground.

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         7 . A golf putting game has a plank having a plurality of distance markings; said distance markings being further comprised of ball positioning indicia; said indicia consisting in openings and wherein each said opening having a diameter large enough to allow for a golf ball to pass therethrough. 
     
     
         8 . The golf putting game of  claim 7  having a method of playing consisting in the steps of having a user place said plank on the ground, placing golf balls in at least one of said plurality of openings; said user removing said plank so as to putt said balls. 
     
     
         9 . The method of  claim 8  wherein said user lifts said plank while leaving said balls unmoved and puts said planar surface aside. 
     
     
         10 . The method of  claim 8  wherein said user flips said plank over so as to leave said balls unmoved while keeping said plank close to said balls so that said indicia are visible so as to help in the evaluation of said user.