Golf computer means

Claim 1

A golf computer means of the character described, comprising, a base, having an outer arcuate row of wind degrees indicia to the left and right of said base center oriented point, the scale indicating the direction of the wind in relation to the player''s position, having a inner triple row of indicia scales indicating yardage changes for varying winds read through the window cutout in the first circular disc member above giving the gain or resultant yardage loss in yards, having another inner row of indicia on said base indicating the angular compensating resultant direction to hit a golf ball read on the first circular disc above in the window cutout, said base being clearly marked head wind and tail wind, a first circular disc member of lesser diameter than said base rotatably mounted on said base individually movable and concentric with said base and having window cutouts to view scales on the base, said window cutouts aligned with the indicia of the radial scales on the said base exposing compensating yardage scales and arc radial scale data recorded on the base and read through the first circular disc member windows for wind evaluations and yardage conversions from vectors and trajectories and compensating data thereon, said first circular disc member having radial scales disposed about the inside of the first circular disc member readable on the second radial disc member, a second circular disc member of lesser radial diameter than the first circular disc member rotatably mounted on said base and individually movable and concentric with the first circular disc and the base member having window viewing cutouts symmetrically placed in the second disc that expose radial scale data on wind yardage conversion and degree readouts on arc and trajectory values numerically, said second circular disc member having scales upon it radially for club selection and alTernate club choice, having a slow or fast course adjustment compensation scale, having a radial hitting distance scale orientated to the arrow on the third circular disc member above, a third circular disc member of lesser diameter than the second circular disc member rotatably mounted on said base and individually movable and concentric with the other disc members and the base having window cutouts that expose club selection for golfers having different expertise and an alternate club selection window, having an arrow positioned upon the third circular disc member adapted to register the club selection in the window cutout when placed opposite the yardage scale on the outer part of the second circular disc that is orientated to the third circular disc member, a fourth circular disc of lesser diameter than the third circular disc member, individually movable and mounted concentrically, said fourth disc member containing a compass displaying primary points for determining direction of travel on a golf course and cooperating with said base information in applying direction of windage in conformity with the player''s needs and attendant weather report information, and means to attach said rotatable discs to said base.