Portable putting golf square game
Abstract
A portable putting golf square game has been developed that is inexpensive, portable, fast, always available, and less stressful on the body of a player compared to traditional golfing. The portable putting golf square game includes a mat divided into forty-nine squares arranged in a seven by seven matrix and an additional section forming a front side of the rectangular mat; a first subset of the forty-nine squares contain indicia representing a first distance from a center of the seven by seven matrix; a second subset of the forty-nine squares containing indicia representing a second distance from the center of the seven by seven matrix; and a third subset of the forty-nine squares, having a greater number of squares than the second subset, containing indicia representing a third distance from the center square of the seven by seven square matrix.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A portable putting golf game comprising:
a rectangular mat divided into forty-nine squares arranged in a seven by seven matrix and an individual section forming a front of the rectangular mat; a first subset of the forty-nine squares containing indicia representing a first distance from a center square of the seven by seven square matrix; a second subset of the forty-nine squares, having a greater number of squares than the first subset, containing indicia representing a second distance from the center square of the seven by seven square matrix; and a putting stick configured to hit a ball toward the rectangular mat, wherein the putting stick comprises a pivoting shaft and a rotating head, wherein the rotating head is elongate along a longitudinal direction and is rotatably attached to the pivoting shaft at a longitudinal center of the rotating head.
2 . The portable putting golf game of claim 1 further comprising: a third subset of the forty-nine squares, having a greater number of squares than the second subset, containing indicia representing a third distance from the center square of the seven by seven square matrix.
3 . The portable putting golf game of claim 2 , wherein the third distance is within three squares of the forty-nine squares away from an inner perimeter of the center square of the forty-nine squares.
4 . (canceled)
5 . The portable putting golf game of claim 1 , wherein the pivoting shaft pivots along a longitudinal direction of the head allowing a right-handed or a left-handed user to use the putting stick.
6 . The portable putting golf game of claim 1 , wherein the ball is between two inches and three inches in diameter.
7 . The portable putting golf game of claim 5 , wherein the ball weighs two ounces.
8 . The portable putting golf game of claim 1 , wherein the rectangular mat is twenty-eight inches wide.
9 . The portable putting golf game of claim 1 , wherein the first distance is within one square of the forty-nine squares away from an inner perimeter of the center square of the seven by seven square matrix.
10 . The portable putting golf game of claim 8 , wherein the second distance is within two squares of the forty-nine squares away from an inner perimeter of the center square of the forty-nine squares.
11 . The portable putting golf game of claim 1 , wherein at least one edge of the front side of the rectangular mat is beveled.
12 . The portable putting golf game of claim 7 , wherein the rectangular mat is forty-eight inches long.
13 . A portable putting golf game comprising:
a rectangular mat divided into forty-nine squares arranged in a seven by seven matrix and a rectangular section forming a front side of the rectangular mat; a putting stick configured to hit a ball toward the rectangular mat wherein the putting stick comprises a pivoting shaft and a rotating head, wherein the rotating head is elongate along a longitudinal direction and is rotatably attached to the pivoting shaft at a longitudinal center of the rotating head; wherein a first subset of the forty-nine squares contains indicia representing a first distance from a center of the seven by seven matrix; wherein a second subset of the forty-nine squares has a greater number of squares than the first subset and contains indicia representing a second distance from the center of the seven by seven matrix; wherein a third subset of the forty-nine squares has a greater number of squares than the second subset and contains indicia representing a third distance from the center of the seven by seven matrix; and wherein each of the forty-nine squares have sides four inch long.
14 . (canceled)
15 . The portable putting golf game of claim 13 , wherein the pivoting shaft pivots along a longitudinal direction of the head allowing a right-handed or a left-handed user to use the putting stick.
16 . The portable putting golf game of claim 13 , wherein the ball is between two inches and three inches in diameter.
17 . A portable game comprising:
a rectangular mat divided into forty-nine squares arranged in a seven by seven matrix and a rectangular section forming a front side of the rectangular mat; a first subset of the forty-nine squares contain indicia representing a first distance from a center of the seven by seven matrix; a second subset of the forty-nine squares, larger than the first subset, containing indicia representing a second distance from the center of the seven by seven matrix; a third subset of the forty-nine squares, larger than the second subset, containing indicia representing a third distance from the center of the seven by seven matrix; wherein the first distance is equal to the distance of one square of the forty-nine squares; wherein the second distance is equal to a distance of two squares of the forty-nine squares; wherein the third distance is equal to a distance of three squares of the forty-nine squares; wherein the front side of the rectangular mat is beveled on at least one perimeter side; and a putting stick with a pivoting shaft and a rotating head, wherein the rotating head is elongate along a longitudinal direction and is rotatably attached to the pivoting shaft at a longitudinal center of the rotating head, wherein the pivoting shaft pivots along a longitudinal direction of the head allowing a right-handed or a left-handed user to use the putting stick.
18 . (canceled)
19 . (canceled)
20 . The portable game of claim 17 , wherein the rectangular mat is twenty-eight inches wide.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
Track US2021170250A1 — get alerts on status changes and closely related new filings.
We store only your email — no account needed. See our privacy policy.