If You Practice Putting a Lot, or are a Tour Caddy, This Invention May Reduce Your Back Pain
An interesting patent application published this week as US Pub. No. 20080274838 titled “Golf Ball Positioning Dispenser for Putting Practice.” The application describes the invention as:
Check out this invention:
Looks like a pretty good idea, but a rather limited market.
David Dawsey - The Golf Putting Aide Attorney
The golf ball positioning dispenser for putting practice comprises a hollow tube for holding golf balls. A stop mechanism attached to a body block near the bottom end of the tube dispenses balls one at a time. The stop mechanism includes a pivotally attached biased lever that controls movement of a ball release pin and a ball retention pin into the tube in alternating cycles. The body block is attached to a travel wheel for circumferential travel around a practice hole. A telescoping radial arm is provided to keep travel of the travel wheel a predetermined user selected radial distance from the hole. Cams attached to the wheel engage the biased lever to dispense the golf balls from the tube at predetermined intervals of arc along a circumference of travel. A stand is included to stabilize the tube in an upright position.
Check out this invention:
Looks like a pretty good idea, but a rather limited market.
David Dawsey - The Golf Putting Aide Attorney
Posted by David Dawsey PE Esq at 11/9/2008 12:00 AM 
Categories: Misc Golf Products, Published Patent App of the Week
Categories: Misc Golf Products, Published Patent App of the Week
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