Have You Ever Wondered if Attaching a Laser to Your Cap Would Help Your Game?

Not me. Fortunately some golf inventors aren’t as closed minded as I am.

This week an interesting training device invention became protected by USPN 7229361 titled “Laser Indicator for Golf.”

The patent described the invention as:

A laser indicator for golf enables a golfer to maintain a correct posture when he or she enjoys putting or driving a golf ball. The laser indicator includes a case having a window on a front surface, a clamp fixedly secured to the case so as to detachably attach the case to a cap worn by a golfer, a laser module disposed within the case to irradiate a point laser beam and having an optical path in alignment with the window of the case, a switch mounted on the case for allowing the golfer to control electricity supply to the laser module, and a laser beam converter provided between the window of the case and the laser module for movement into alignment with the optical path of the laser module and adapted to convert the point laser beam to a line laser beam.

The following figures from the patent tell the complete story.

David Dawsey – Monitoring Unique Golf Products and Patents