[hambly4@verizon.net]

Hello Gentlemen:
I would like to offer the opportunity to evaluate my patented golf training aid (not a manufactured product) as a development opportunity. The invention has been prototyped and tested for several years (and tested...and tested). Any and all claims associated with this product can be physically substantiated in-person. This invention is the only golf training aid in the World that projects/emits a laser-dot from the actual putted golf ball; as a means to indicate the "exact" trajectory of the putted golf ball. The projected laser-dot following each putt represents an "unaltered/undisturbed"
location of each putt. This is beacuse the golf ball does not roll/travel along the ground (only the laser-dot travels). Therefore, the true impact-trajectory (cause and effect) imposed upon the golf ball is preserved, unaltered and unobscured by "ground-effect", ( i.e., undulations, bumps, divots,..etc.). There is no "ball-chasing" (or dinged-up walls) using this training aid - simply reset the ball and putt again and again. This device also uses free-standing colored-targets at which to putt the golf ball (laser-dot). These targets may be placed anywhere within view of the user, and at various positions/distances for variety. Using this device is equivalen to evaluating your "linear putting ability" on a smooth and level glass-surface ( difficult real-estate to find). This invention is ideal for the true evaluation of one's putting accuracy. After all, true putting accuracy -vs- reading the greens are entirely isolated/separate skill considerations. The first and foremost prerequisite is "pure putting accuracy". Note: Just as a sharpshooter (sniper) cannot evaluate/scrutinize his pure linear shooting accuracy in high winds, or on a moving vehicle (separate skills); neither can a golfer evaluate his puree putting ability on the greens. The colored targets also lend this invention to double as a great multi-player competetive golf game. Such games as "OUT", AROUND THE WORLD, HORSE, etc (adapted from popular basketball games) are great fun. Anectdote: Anytime there is a group/party gathering we have to play these games. The laser-dot representation of each putt is -+ 2 inches of deviation for a 100' foot putt (1/2 inch at 25 feet) using a putting pendulum testing device with prototype. In other words: The laser-dot does not deviate from the intended trajectory imposed by the pendulum putting device more than 2 inches @ 100 feet. Please direct any comments/question to hambly4@verizon.net. There are several embodiments/versions.