Golf ball and club handle

Abstract

A golf ball with an imbedded chip and a golf club grip that is capable of communication with the golf ball in order to provide certain information to the golfer, such as the height of the ball, how hard the ball was hit, the distance traveled, the spin and trajectory, and the angle it was hit at, along with other factors

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CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION[0001]This application claims benefit to provisional application 60 / 893,164, filed Mar. 6, 2007.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]1. Field of the Invention[0003]The present invention is related to a golf ball and a golf club handle, and more specifically, a golf ball with an imbedded chip capable of communication with the golf club handle.[0004]2. Prior Art[0005]Golf is a very popular sport which requires an extraordinary amount of training, skill, and precise timing gained through substantial experience. To learn golf, a prospective golf player typically takes a series of lessons from a professional who can properly instruct the player on the correct swing. Generally, the instructors teach golfers the proper form of a golf swing and correct their subtle errors in an attempt to perfect their swing. These lessons help the player fine tune their ability to accurately drive the golf ball desired distances using drivers, irons or woods.[0006]The game...

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Benefits of technology

[0013]The present invention satisfies the above-mentioned need by providing a golf ball with an imbedded chip and a golf club grip that is capable of communication with the golf ball in order to provide certain information to the golfer, such as the height of the ball, how hard the ball was hit, the distance traveled, the spin and trajectory, and the angle it was hit at, along with other factors. The invention provides a better way for golfers of all ages in public and private driving ranges to improve their swing by measuring the characteristics of the golf ball once struck, and providing this information to the golfers.

Problems solved by technology

However, after completing the swing, the golfer might not have a really good idea of how high, how hard or how well he hit the golf ball unless the instructor tells him.

One of the most difficult aspects of putting and chipping is the skill of adjusting the golf swing speed and angle to account for the slope of a green.

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