Abstract: A golf putting practice device which is adapted to be worn on the wrist of the user, which includes a housing containing an alarm system including a sensor, an operating lever pivotally connected to the housing and biased in a predetermined neutral position, a switch lever fixed at one end to the operating lever in the neutral position and extending into the housing in close proximity to the sensor, whereby when the operating lever and associated switch lever are moved from the neutral position, as a result of a bending of the wrist, the switch lever engages the sensor which activates the alarm system, which signals the bending defect in the putting stroke.

Abstract: A golf putting practice device comprising a stroke panel and a stance panel, said stance panel adjustably connected to said stroke panel so that said panels are spaced apart in a predetermined relationship, a ball-bell resiliently mounted on the stroke panel and an aperture provided in said stroke panel, in front of said ball-bell, whereby when the ball-bell is struck by a putting stroke it is pushed into the aperture thereby not interfering with the follow-through of the putting stroke.

Abstract: A golf ball putting aid includes a bell member, a pin member for driving into the ground, and a resilient member for resiliently connecting to the bell member and the pin member, whereby when the golfer hits the golf ball toward the golf ball putting aid, the golfer can listen for the bell ring without having to lift his head. The golf putting aid helps a golfer break himself of the bad habit of lifting his head during a putting stroke. This helps to improve his and her putting proficiency.

Abstract: A golf putting practice device includes a C-shaped body member having a rear surface with a pressure sensitive adhesive backing for removably attaching the guiding device to the striking face of a golf putter and a front surface having a pair of elongated vertical rails disposed on both inside edges of a pair of vertical legs, two pairs of pins disposed near the ends of the rails, and a marker pin disposed on the center of a bridge connected to both legs whereby when properly stroked with the golf putter, the rails and pins allow a golf ball to pass therebetween and strike the sweet spot through an aperture in the C-shaped body member, thereby causing the golf ball to roll straight in the direction of the intended target and when the golf ball is improperly stroked, it strikes the rails or pins and is turned away from the target.

Abstract: A golf practice and training device which includes a longitudinal channel having a pair of parallel walls and a flat bottom surface, the walls and flat bottom having a straight line sensor and a right angle sensor, respectively, and a plurality of visual indicia designs disposed on a centrally sloped flat top surface extending from both ends, whereby the device allows a golfer to train and practice accurate putting.