Abstract An indoor golf putting game having a series of elongated relatively narrow putting greens, each with a cup at one end, laid out upon a horizontal surface. The putting greens have variously curved contours built upon the lower horizontal surface. The spaces between the putting greens are level. The entire area, including the spaces between the putting greens, is covered with a carpet to simulate the grass upon an outdoor golf putting green. Markers are placed at the entrance end of each putting green, with information thereon as to the number of the hole, and the number of strokes that is par for the hole. A removable panel, bearing indicia indicating the length of the putting green, is secured to each marker by a dovetail joint. The game is played with conventional golf balls and putters such as are used for outdoor golf.
Inventors
👤 John Jacobs
Bibliographic Details
Application Number—
JurisdictionUS
Data Sourcegoogle_patents
Last Synchronized2026-11-08 09:55
CPC Classifications
A; A63; A63B; A63B67/00; A63B67/02
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim
139 words
An indoor golf putting game comprising a series of elongated relatively narrow putting greens of different surface contours and lengths, each putting green having a cup at one end and means marking a starting point at the other end, said means marking a starting point comprising a laterally spaced pair of portable markers, one of said markers being located at each side edge of the putting green, each marker having information thereon as to the number of the hole and the number of strokes that is par for the hole, a removable panel bearing indicia indicating the length of the putting green being secured to each marker by a dovetail joint, said putting greens being separated by level spaces all located in the same horizontal plane, and a carpet simulating grass covering said putting greens and said level spaces.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
139 words
An indoor golf putting game comprising a series of elongated relatively narrow putting greens of different surface contours and lengths, each putting green having a cup at one end and means marking a starting point at the other end, said means marking a starting point comprising a laterally spaced pair of portable markers, one of said markers being located at each side edge of the putting green, each marker having information thereon as to the number of the hole and the number of strokes that is par for the hole, a removable panel bearing indicia indicating the length of the putting green being secured to each marker by a dovetail joint, said putting greens being separated by level spaces all located in the same horizontal plane, and a carpet simulating grass covering said putting greens and said level spaces.