Abstract: A golf putter training device that includes a clip for removeably attaching a bracket having a roller mounted therein. The clip includes at least one finger to hold the bracket in place during a practice putt, and allows the bracket to be easily removed for the final putt. The bracket may include resilient washers located between the bracket arms and the ends of the roller, and the roller may include a polymer coating on each end. A misaligned putting stroke will result in a coated end of the roller being forced against one of the washers, thereby generating friction and providing directional feedback to the user.

Abstract: A golf putter training device that includes a removeably attachable bracket and a roller mounted in the bracket. In one embodiment, the invention features a golf putter comprising a bracket removeably attachable to the bottom surface of a putter and a roller mounted in the bracket. The bracket of the training device is held onto the bottom face of the club head by mounting pins that fit into outwardly facing holes in the bottom surface of the putter. The bracket that holds the roller may be fabricated of a flexible material, such as spring steel or plastic. The roller is approximately 70% the length of the club head to provide friction to alert the user to a misaligned putting stroke.