Dinner and More
 

Help is on the way, Neil!

We've spent many an hour together, and I'll be teaching in your neck of the woods [Orlando] the last week of this month. Also, during the week of the PGA Show next month. I'll shoot you a PM for a dinner date...my treat!

We'll talk then about 'home grown' training aids, and no doubt, about a lot of other things, too. Just like we did at Old Waverly in '06 after your late arrival due to that very rough and scary airplane flight. Hang on Sloopy!

:occasion:

See you then!


:happy3:

$200? Seriously?

Granted, using it outside is a nice perk, but for 1/10th the price you can make your own and still have enough for a pizza and a six pack!

The Pure Swing by Rover Golf would be more helpful to most folks imo, as it encourages the release more than this appears to.

Now, how could I refuse! Don't forget Boss, you always have a refuge in Orlando-AND a GOLF COURSE!!!:salut:

Priceless
 

Hey Neil just spotted this thread.

I made this ages ago:



http://www.dazzagolf.com/images/Laze...rainer_001.jpg

2 Green lazers off ebay £20
1M of sink plumbing pipe £2
1 pipe junction/join £3
Lots of tape £1

Swinging on plane, having a flat left wrist and training #2 priceless...


Why didnt I paint it and patent it????

A Face only a pappa could love
 

It is so ugly it might just work:laughing9 Thanks for the pic...Home Depot is calling!

While we are talking about "props" would anybody like to list what they have purchased, created etc. ranking them in their order of usefullness.

1. Dowels
2. Powerclick
3. Impact bag
4. Old Wedge with a butt extension (jerry-rigged)
5. Powertrack
6. Weighted club (Momentus)
7. Club that shows the sweetspot plane (jerry-rigged)
8. Made one of them wiffle ball clubs (jerry-rigged)
9. Pelz's pro prongs
10. Spray Paint (I spray a straight plane line)

Paint cost ... $1
Patent cost (patent search, generation, drawings, legal fees, annual maintenance for a year or so, etc) ... $6,000 and up. :(

CG

1) Including lynnblakegolf.com in my internet "favorites" list
2) See (1) above
3) See (2) above
4) Dowels
5) Grip butt laser

:happy3:

CG

Daz,
just read B&Q for Home Depot -that thing looks like something Rambo could wipe out a country with!
but I bet it works:salut:

B-Ray,

I had the opportunity to observe Martin Hall last year for a day. Without a doubt he teaches "The Machine". He had a "prototype" of this a year ago. Green lasers and PCP pipe. Most training aids are developed by one person, and given to a top instructor to endorese. I give this one a lot of merit because the person endorsing it, is also the creator. And not to mention...one hell of an instructor!

-Carl Spackler

You still can.......

Only the Original Inventor can apply for a patent. It's the Law. If you can prove that you designed the gizmo 1 day before they did, then only you can be granted the patent. Even if you refuse to apply for one, they still cannot have one.