Striking Gold at 16

[Frank Discolo]

Dear Reader,
I am a 16 year old inventor from NY who has invented a new way for the elderly to play golf. My "Forearm Crutch Putter" is now patent pending and is ready to be licensed or sold to a golf company/investor. This product caters to 7 million golfers over the age of 60 and fills the gap in the game of golf where transportation is limited due to the non-allowance of golf carts on putting greens. My invention fills that gap and aids players in safe transportation without affecting their game for the worse...but for the better! By keeping elderly golfers in the game we can increase the volume of golfers as well as the market for my product. The patent is currently listed on Patent Auction . Com
Regards,
Frank P. Discolo

[Elsoft]

Hi Frank.Congratulations.Nice to see that at 16 you made something that helps 60s.Welcome to the forum.Do share with us whats the motivation for you to get started with the discovery you have made.

[VastyleProductions]

Wow that's pretty good! Congratulations and I wish the best for you

[Frank Discolo]

This past Spring, after being cut from my lacrosse team I decided to try my hand at golf. Already being fairly good at it thanks to working as a caddy and playing around 2 times a week, I understood the game fairly well from both perspectives. After caddying for a group of old men one day at my local country club, I noticed how it was very difficult for them to get onto the greens because of the non-allowance of golf carts on them. I then thought up of many different solutions to the problem and ended up coming up with my "Forearm Crutch Putter"! This product is now patent pending and serves to a 7 million man market, with possibility (if marketed right) to do over 1 Billion dollars in sales.

[Elsoft]

Well done.Its good to see when a solution is offered to practical issues.So,are you planning a start-up or you want to sell the technology to the big-guys?

[Frank Discolo]

I would like to license my technology to large companies such as Titleist, Cleveland, ect. This way I would still own the product and get royalties rather than sell the whole idea for one solid price.