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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 30, 2014
Filed:
Feb. 28, 2013
William Gardiner, Windsor, CA;
Timothy Carr, Haines City, FL (US);
William Gardiner, Windsor, CA;
Timothy Carr, Haines City, FL (US);
Other;
Abstract
The golf putter attachment is an apparatus that is able to grasp golf balls from hard-to-reach places and is able to prop up the grip of a golf putter. The apparatus includes a grip insert, two separate bodies, a locking mechanism, a hinge, a thumbnail opener, a suction cup, and a ball marker. The grip insert attaches the apparatus to a golf putter. The suction cup is used to grasp a golf ball by using the full length of a golf putter. The locking mechanism allows the two bodies to attach and detach from each other, which allows the two bodies to reconfigure themselves and prop up the golf putter. The thumbnail opener can separate the two bodies, and the hinge keeps the two bodies adjoined while the two bodies are separated. The ball marker is detachable component used to mark the location of a golf ball during a game.