Golf putting practice equipment

Abstract

The article of the design is a golf putting practice tool. As shown in the "Reference Drawing," the item consists of a main body, a left side plate, a right side plate, two tip portions attached to the tip end of the main body, one tip portion attached to the tip end of the left side plate, and one tip portion attached to the tip end of the right side plate. The four tip portions are identical in shape. The main body, left side plate, right side plate, and four tip portions form the slope of the item. A perforated cup is formed on the slope of the main body. The main body, left side plate, and right side plate of the item can be integrally structured as shown in the "Plan View." Alternatively, the main body, left side plate, and right side plate of the item can be formed from individual components aligned and attached in a lateral direction as shown in the "Reference Drawing." The item can be used alone for putting practice. Alternatively, as shown in the "Reference Drawing Showing the Usage State," the item can be used by placing a transparent auxiliary sheet on the surface of the item. The auxiliary sheet has a hole the same size as the cup of the main body. In addition, the auxiliary sheet can be made of a material having a different coefficient of friction from that of the surface of the article, thereby changing the way the ball rolls on the surface of the auxiliary sheet. In addition, the auxiliary sheet has a distal end that is longer than the distal end of the article, and a proximal end that is longer than the proximal end of the article.

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