Foldable Golf Putting Device with Pivot Feet and Aiming Marker
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Solution Overview
Problem
Golfers face challenges in practicing putting skills effectively, as existing devices lack portability, versatility, and the ability to simulate real-world putting conditions.
Innovation Solution
A golf putting practice device comprising a box, two pivotally connected supporting feet, and a marking piece, which can be easily unfolded and set up on indoor artificial turf or outdoor grass, providing a goal for putting practice and allowing for various practice patterns.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Stability of the object's composition
If a traditional putting practice device is used, then the structure is stable, but the portability and ease of deployment are poor
Solution Approach 1:
The device is divided into a box body and two detachable supporting feet. The supporting feet can be folded into the box when not in use and attached externally when needed, allowing the structure to be stable during use while remaining highly portable and easy to deploy.
2Measurement precision
If a fixed goal structure is used for putting practice, then the aiming target is consistent, but the versatility and adaptability to different practice scenarios are limited
Solution Approach 1:
The box serves multiple functions: it acts as the main body of the device, a carrying case for the supporting feet, and a storage container for practice accessories like golf balls and tees. The supporting feet can be positioned at different locations on the box, enabling various practice patterns including straight putting and angled putting, thus providing versatility while maintaining consistent aiming targets.
3Ease of operation
If a portable putting practice device is used, then the ease of deployment is improved, but the structural stability and goal formation capability are compromised
Solution Approach 1:
The supporting feet are designed to be dynamically attachable and detachable from the box. When deployment is needed, the feet are attached to the bottom of the box at specific positions, forming a stable goal structure. When not in use, the feet are folded into the box, maintaining portability. This dynamic configuration allows the device to transition between portable and stable states as needed.
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AI summary
A golf putting practice device is provided, including: a box, two supporting feet and a marking piece, tops of the two supporting feet are pivotally connected to the bottom of the box, folded and pressed to the bottom surface of the box when not in use, and the marking piece is installed on the box and partially exposed below the box; when the two supporting feet are unfolded and flip open to stand on the ground, the two supporting feet and the box form a goal, and the marking piece is located between the two supporting feet for aiming and putting practice.