Putting practice ball and device

Games using tangible projectile – Golf – Projectile addressing surface and target – or distance marker

Reexamination Certificate

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C473S351000, C473S588000, C473S157000

Reexamination Certificate

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07549930

ABSTRACT:
A golf putting practice device and ball is provided, wherein the ball has a flat end and a friction face which allow the putting practice ball to slide across the level putting surface of the putting practice device. The specific coefficient of friction provided by the friction face of the putting practice ball reduces the speed and the distance the putting practice ball travels over a putting surface of the putting practice device. This allows a golfer to practice a complete range of putts on a conveniently sized portable device.

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