Sighting device

Claim 2

A sighting device for keeping the eyes of a wearer on an object while the body of the wearer is in motion, and constituted by one continuous length of wire, comprising an elongated member constituted by one portion of said continuous length of wire, a sight member at one end of said member and formed of said wire for aligning a wearer''s eye with an object, and means at the other end of said member and formed of said wire for removably securing the device to the wearer''s head.

Claim 3

A head-steadying sighting device for improving the swing of a golfer comprising a single length of wire having a generally straight intermediate portion, a sight member at one end of the intermediate portion formed by the wire''s being twisted into a circle with the end of the wire extending as a post in the plane of the circle toward the center thereof for aligning the circle with a golf ball, and the other end of the wire from this sight meMber being twisted into a wire clip for removably securing said sighting device to a golfer''s eyeglass frames, hat brim, headband and the like.

Claim 4

A head-steadying sighting device for improving the swing of a golfer comprising a single length of wire having a generally straight intermediate portion, a sight member at one end of the intermediate portion formed by the wire''s being twisted into a circle with the end of the wire extending as a post in the plane of the circle toward the center thereof for aligning the circle with a golf ball, and the other end of the wire from this sight meMber being twisted into a wire clip for removably securing said sighting device to a golfer''s eyeglass frames, hat brim, headband and the like.

Claim 5

The sighting device of claim 2 wherein said sight member and said wire clip lie in planes which are disposed 90* to each other.

Claim 6

The sighting device of claim 3 wherein the wire clip includes at least two wire coils.

Claim 7

A head-steadying sighting device for improving the swing of a golfer comprising a single length of metal wire having a generally straight intermediate portion, a sight member formed at one end of said intermediate portion by twisting the wire into a circle, the end of the wire twisted into a circle being bent so that it extends as a post, in the plane of the circle toward the center thereof for aligning the circle with a golf ball, and the other end of the wire distant from said sight member being twisted into a wire clip lying in a plane which is disposed at 90* to a plane passing through said sight member, said wire clip including at least two wire coils and an offset portion bent toward the center of said wire coils whereby said device may be removably secured to the golfer''s eyeglass frames, hat brim, headband and the like.

Claim 8

A head-steadying sighting device for improving the swing of a golfer comprising a single length of metal wire having a generally straight intermediate portion, a sight member formed at one end of said intermediate portion by twisting the wire into a circle, the end of the wire twisted into a circle being bent so that it extends as a post, in the plane of the circle toward the center thereof for aligning the circle with a golf ball, and the other end of the wire distant from said sight member being twisted into a wire clip lying in a plane which is disposed at 90* to a plane passing through said sight member, said wire clip including at least two wire coils and an offset portion bent toward the center of said wire coils whereby said device may be removably secured to the golfer''s eyeglass frames, hat brim, headband and the like.