KR100962964B1 - A golf putting training device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A training machine for golf putting is provided, which facilitates collection of golf balls and can proceed putting practice effectively. CONSTITUTION: A training machine for golf putting comprises: a mat(110) in which artificial turf is placed and two holes are formed in one side; a supporting board(120) which supports one side of a mat and in which hole-cups corresponding to a hole of mat are formed; a collection path(130) which is formed along the circumference of the supporting board around the hole-cup; a jaw(140) formed in the collection path to prevent rolling of a golf ball; a pusher pushing up the golf ball to the top of the jaw; and a deflector(160) locating in the collection direction of the golf ball.

Description

Golf Putting Training Device

The present invention relates to a golf putting exerciser, and in particular, the golf ball entering the hole cup and the ball off the mat is configured so that the user can return to the desired position at a desired amount of the desired amount.

In general, since the golf course is mainly located in the suburbs, it is difficult to practice golf putting in everyday practice easily using the golf putting practice device manufactured separately.

Golf Putting Exerciser for mastering the putting of golf, artificial turf mat is installed in the longitudinal direction on the main body and the hole is formed at the front end, and hitting position where the golf ball installed in the side of the mat is located at the rear end of the mat It includes a recovery line configured to be recovered.

However, the golf putting practice machine according to the prior art is a golf ball successfully putt enters the hole cup and exits the recovery port to move in the longitudinal direction of the body regardless of the hitting position, the user waits for the golf ball to recover the golf ball There is a hassle to move the golf ball directly to the location where you want to retrieve and putt.

As a result, you cannot practice with continuity, and when you wait for the golf ball to retrieve it, you will not be able to increase the effect. In addition, the conventional golf putting exerciser has a problem to wait and recover the falling down of the returning ball.

The present invention has been invented to solve the problems of the prior art as described above, the golf ball put by the user to the point where the user is located, so that the user can be continuously retrieved when the golf is configured to effectively perform the putting practice The purpose is to provide a putter exerciser.

In addition, an object of the present invention is to provide a golf putting exerciser configured to reduce the volume to facilitate movement and to be able to practice putting in a narrow space.

Golf putting exerciser of the present invention for achieving the above object is a mat formed with a hole is formed on the bottom of one end and the hole corresponding to the hole cup is formed, the hole cup is in communication with the hole cup and once along the circumference of the pedestal A recovery path formed to be gradually lowered from the other end to the other end of the recovery path, and a hooking jaw in which the golf ball rolled along the recovery path is caught and positioned at the other end of the recovery path; Technical features include a pusher up, a deflector installed in a recovery direction in which the golf ball rolls over the locking jaw and redirects the golf ball onto the mat, and a signal input unit for inputting a signal for operating the pusher.

In addition, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the mat is embedded in the artificial turf on the upper surface, two or more holes, one of which is lined along the length of the mat.

In addition, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the pedestal includes an inclined surface on which the mat is covered and a flat upper surface connected to the upper portion of the inclined surface, the upper surface is formed with a hole cup corresponding to the hole of the mat, the recovery path pedestal It is formed along the left side and the back side and the right side.

In addition, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the other end of the recovery path is formed in the longitudinal direction of the mat along the side of the pedestal so that the golf ball moved along the recovery path exits the recovery path and rolls in the longitudinal direction of the mat.

In addition, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the signal input unit includes a plurality of switches, the plurality of switches operate the pusher to operate any switch in a state arranged along the longitudinal direction of the mat.

In addition, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the deflector is a curved structure in the middle of the semi-circular pipe, one end of the deflector is positioned so that the golf ball rolled along the recovery direction into the deflector, the other end of the deflector toward the mat Located.

In addition, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the support is provided on the outer surface of the semi-circular pipe so that the deflector is located on the ground.

In addition, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the pusher includes a liner motor, a cup which is fixed to the mover end of the liner motor and supports the golf ball hanging on the golf ball and pushes it to the top of the locking jaw, wherein the mover is a golf ball. Advance until the top of the locking jaw is lowered, then back until the cup has settled inside the floor.

In addition, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, a slot formed along the middle of the width of the locking step is formed, the pusher is connected to the motor and the motor mounted on the inside of the locking step, while rotating out of the slot It comes out to push the golf ball caught on the locking jaw to the upper end of the locking jaw, the motor rotates in accordance with the signal input from the signal input unit.

In addition, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the golf putting exerciser is located in the longitudinal direction of the rail rail, the rail guides the moving direction of the golf ball rolling over the locking jaw, the rail has a plurality of recovery guide The doors are mounted to divert the course of the golf ball along the rail onto the mat.

In addition, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the rail has a structure in which grooves are formed between both sidewalls, and the recovery guide door is mounted on the sidewalls adjacent to the mat, and the recovery guide door is opened in the groove to open the recovery guide. The golf ball that hits the door moves through the open portion of the side wall to the mat.

Further, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the recovery guide door is a swing-open structure, the free end pivoting is located in the front of the recovery direction and a step is formed symmetrical with the side wall, the recovery guide door is hinged to the side wall The site is located in the rear side of the recovery direction.

According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the first magnet is fixed to the free end of the recovery guide door, and the second and third magnets of the pole different from the first magnet are fixed to both sidewalls so that the recovery guide door is closed. The recovery guide door is fixed by the attraction of the magnet when it is opened and when opened.

As described above, the golf putting exerciser of the present invention is provided with a recovery path connected to the hole cup and surrounding the circumference of the hole cup, so that the golf ball outside the hole cup and the golf ball entering the hole cup are located at the point where the user is located along the recovery path. The ball can be recovered. Therefore, the user can continue the practice with the golf ball is continuously supplied in the practice of putting. In this way, by continuously practicing putting in one place, there is an advantage that the concentration is improved.

The conventional golf putting exerciser is a golf putting exerciser by fixing the plate to the entire mat to maintain the inclination angle that is gradually lowered in the longitudinal direction of the golf putting exerciser high hole cup portion and low hitting position so that the golf ball can roll to the user position, It is bound to increase the volume and weight of the overall. On the contrary, the golf putting exerciser of the present invention, in recovering the golf ball to the position where the user is located, rolls the golf ball down in a mechanically elevated state to move it. Therefore, only the position of the hole cup portion is high, the mat has a uniform height in the longitudinal direction can reduce the volume and weight of the golf putting exerciser.

Hereinafter will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, preferred embodiments of the golf putting exerciser according to the present invention.

1 is a perspective view showing a golf putting exerciser according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a plan view showing the mat and the pedestal shown in Figure 1, Figure 3 is a conceptual diagram showing the inclination of the recovery path shown in Figure 2 4 is a side cross-sectional view showing the locking step. 5 is a perspective view showing the deflector.

1 and 3, the golf putting exerciser 100 includes a mat 110 having artificial turf 113 embedded therein and two holes 111 formed at one side thereof, and a mat having holes 111 formed therein ( Supporting one side of the mat 110 so that one side of the 110 is positioned higher than the other side and the pedestal 120 and the hole cup 121 corresponding to the hole 111 of the mat 110, and formed in the pedestal 120 Retaining path 130 formed along the periphery of the pedestal 120 around the hole cup 121 and the collecting path 130 so that the golf balls 1 collected by rolling along the collecting path 130 do not roll. 140 and the pusher 150 to push the golf ball 1 up the locking jaw 140 so that the golf ball 1 exceeds the locking jaw 140, and rolls and moves over the locking jaw 140. And a deflector 160 positioned in the recovery direction of the golf ball 1.

Hereinafter, the configuration of the golf putting exerciser will be described in detail.

1 and 2, the mat 110 is formed with two holes 111 on one side. And artificial turf 113 is embedded in the plane of the mat 110 to form the same conditions as the green of the golf course. Preferably, straight lines along the length of the mat 110 are drawn to extend to one hole.

In the mat 110 of the golf putting exerciser 100, one side of the mat 110 having two holes 111 is positioned higher than the other side in the longitudinal direction. Specifically, only one side of the mat 110 is attached to the pedestal 120 and fixed. Pedestal 120 has an inclined surface 123 is lower toward the other side of the mat 110, the inclination is increased toward the hole cup 121, the top of the inclined surface 123 is configured flat. Two hole cups 121 are formed on the flat upper surface 125, and the hole cups 121 are formed to correspond to the holes 111 of the attached mat 110.

And the pedestal 120 is formed with one recovery path 130 extending to the left side, the back side, the right side except for the inclined surface 123 is covered with the mat 110. Specifically, in the longitudinal direction of the mat 110, the golf ball (1) rolls when putting the recovery path 130 is along the left side, back, right side of the pedestal 120 along the circumference of the hole cup 121 Is formed, the recovery path 130 is located in an open state that the mat 110 is not covered. The pedestal 120 is provided with one or two recovery holes 127 for communicating the hole cup 121 and the recovery passage 130 with each hole cup 121.

In particular, as shown in Figure 3, one side of the recovery path 130 is formed higher than the other side of the recovery path 130 and the other side so that the golf ball 1 naturally rolls along the recovery path 130 The slope gradually lowers toward the side. As the recovery path 130 is formed to be inclined as described above, the golf ball 1 entering the hole cup 121 or out of the mat 110 around the hole cup 121 rolls into the recovery path 130 and the recovery path 130. Golf ball (1) introduced into the rolls from one side to the other side of the recovery path 130 along the slope of the recovery path (130).

On the other hand, the locking step 140 is formed on the other side of the recovery path 130. As shown in FIG. 4, the locking step 140 is formed at the other side of the recovery path 130 so that the golf ball 1 rolled along the recovery path 130 can be stopped. As the locking jaw 140 is formed on the other side of the recovery path 130, the golf ball 1 is positioned on the locking jaw 140 without rolling out the other side of the recovery path 130, and thus, the front of the locking jaw 140 is locked. By operating the pusher 150 located at the boundary between the jaw 140 and the recovery path 130, the golf ball 1 passes over the locking jaws 140 one by one. The pusher 150 will be described in detail later.

The golf ball 1 raised by the pusher 150 to the upper end of the locking jaw 140 is accelerated while descending along the locking jaw 140 toward the lower position energy and the accelerated golf ball 1 is recovered. Exit 130 and rolls in a reverse direction (hereinafter referred to as a "recovery direction") to the golf ball running direction at the time of putting along the side of the mat (110).

On the other hand, as shown in Figure 5, the deflector 160 is installed in the recovery direction of the golf ball (1) to guide the golf ball (1) rolls to move toward the user. That is, the user installs the deflector 160 so that the golf ball 1 rolls in the direction to be put in the practice of putting while standing at one position of the mat 110. As the deflector 160 is placed in the recovery direction of the golf ball 1 as described above, the golf ball 1 that has rolled in the recovery direction beyond the locking jaw 140 is directed toward the mat 110 by the deflector 160. Is switched. Therefore, the golf ball 1 rolling in the right longitudinal direction of the mat 110 is diverted by the deflector 160 and recovered above the mat 110.

The deflector 160 is a semi-circular pipe structure, and the middle of the deflector 160 is formed by bending a predetermined radius of curvature. In the deflector 160 formed as described above, one side of the deflector 160 is positioned in the rolled direction along the recovery direction of the golf ball 1 so as to face the point to put the other side, thereby rolling the golf ball rolled along the recovery direction. (1) enters into the semi-circular pipe of the deflector 160, after changing the direction at the curved portion and rolls to the point to be put through the other side of the deflector 160. A support 161 is formed on an outer side surface of the deflector 160 so that the deflector 160 is stably supported on the ground by the support 161.

Hereinafter, the pusher 150 will be described in detail.

The pusher 150 corresponds to the first golf ball 1F so that the first golf ball 1 may be pushed up among the golf balls 1 arranged along the recovery path 130 by being caught by the locking jaw 140. The bottom of the recovery path 130 is installed.

The pusher 150 has a cup 151 having a radius of curvature equal to or slightly larger than the radius of curvature of the golf ball 1 at the bottom of the point where the first golf ball 1F is located, that is, at the bottom of the recovery path 130. The mover 155 of the linear motor 153 is mounted to the outside of the cup 151. At this time, the linear motor 153 is positioned obliquely toward the upper end of the locking jaw 140 at the rear of the locking jaw 140, and when the mover 155 of the linear motor 153 moves forward, the cup 151 has the locking jaw 140. When the mover 155 of the linear motor 153 moves backward toward the upper end of the cup, the cup 151 is positioned lower than the bottom of the recovery path 130. Therefore, the first golf ball (1F) of the golf balls (1) rolled along the recovery path 130 is located in the cup 151, the linear motor 153 is operated when the user inputs a signal to the golf ball ( 1) push the golf ball (1) to the upper end of the locking jaw 140 and the golf ball (1) rolls down beyond the locking jaw (140) when passing through the upper end of the locking jaw (140). Then, the mover 155 of the linear motor 153 moves backward and the cup 151 moves below the bottom of the recovery path 130. When the first golf ball 1F is pushed up by the cup 151, the second golf ball is moved. When the mover 155 is moved back toward the locking step 140, the cup 151 and the second golf ball (1S) may interfere with the operation. In order to prevent this, a blocking wall 157 is formed on the outer surface of the cup 151 in the direction in which the second golf ball 1S is positioned so that the cup 151 catches the first golf ball 1F to the upper end of the locking step 140. In the pushed up state, the second golf ball 1S is prevented from rolling in the direction of the locking step 140. When the first golf ball (1F) is out of the cup 151, over the catching jaw 140 and the mover 155 backwards, the cup 151 is seated below the bottom of the recovery path 130, the second golf ball (1S) Roll into the cup 151 to wait for the next golf ball recovery.

On the other hand, the signal input unit 170 is mounted in the longitudinal direction of the mat 110 on the left side opposite to the right side where the deflector 160 is positioned on the mat 110. The signal input unit 170 is equipped with a plurality of switches 171 in the longitudinal direction of the mat 110, the linear motor 153 operates even if any one of the plurality of switches 171 operates.

The following describes the operation relationship of the golf putting exerciser configured as described above.

The user places the deflector 160 on the right side of the mat 110, that is, the recovery direction of the golf ball 1, and puts the golf ball 1 on the mat 110 to practice putting. . As the user puts the golf ball 1 placed on the mat 110, the golf ball 1 rolls up the flat surface along the inclined surface 123 of the pedestal 120 by rolling in the longitudinal direction of the mat 110. At this time, according to the impact and direction applied to the golf ball 1, the golf ball 1 enters the hole cup 121 or falls off the mat 110 to the recovery path 130. The golf ball 1 entered into the hole cup 121 is rolled to the recovery path 130 through the recovery port 127.

The golf balls 1 rolled into the recovery path 130 sequentially move along the inclination of the recovery path 130 in the direction of the other side of the recovery path 130, that is, the locking jaw 140, and the first golf ball 1F. ) Is caught by the locking jaw 140 enters the cup 151. The second golf ball is located backward with the first golf ball 1F in the cup 151.

When the user presses any one of the switches 171 on the right side of the mat 110, the linear motor 153 operates by a signal generated from the switch. As the linear motor 153 operates, the mover 155 advances obliquely, and the cup 151 fixed to the tip of the mover 155 pushes the first golf ball 1F to the upper end of the locking step 140. .

At this time, when the first golf ball (1F) is placed on the top of the locking jaw 140, the first golf ball (1F) is rolled down over the locking jaw 140, and rolled down to the deflector 160 where the user is located It is redirected by the deflector 160 to roll over the mat 110 where the user is located.

On the other hand, after the golf ball 1 has crossed the locking jaw 140, the linear motor 153 backwards the mover 155. As the mover 155 moves backward, the cup 151 moves below the bottom of the recovery path 130 and the second golf ball 1S is positioned in contact with the blocking wall 157. After the cup 151 is located below the bottom of the recovery path 130, the second golf ball (1S) is rolled into the cup 151. When the user presses the switch 171 in this state, by the operation of the linear motor 153, the second golf ball (1S) is over the locking step 140 and the deflector 160, like the first golf ball (1F) described above. After the change of direction by rolling to the upper surface of the mat 110 is located.

The pusher 150 described above has passed the golf ball 1 over the locking jaw 140 while the mover 155 of the linear motor 153 moves in a straight line, but such a configuration is just one example, and implements the same function as the pusher. It is possible to replace the configuration by mounting the cam to the motor and a link for converting the rotational movement of the cam into a linear movement, or by linearly moving the rack by biting the rack to the pinion rotated by the motor.

[Second Embodiment]

The golf putting exerciser according to the first embodiment described above rolls down along the locking jaw at the position when the golf ball crosses the locking jaw and moves without guide by the inertia to the deflector, but the golf putting according to the second embodiment described below The exerciser has a difference in that the rail is formed in the recovery direction at the locking jaw and the recovery guide door which is individually operated by the switch is mounted to recover the golf ball in the direction in which the user is located. In the second embodiment, detailed descriptions of the same or similar components described in the first embodiment are omitted, and reference numerals given in the first embodiment are given.

6 is a perspective view illustrating a state in which a recovery rail is mounted on a golf putting exerciser according to the present invention, and FIG. 7 is a plan view illustrating an operation relationship of the recovery rail shown in FIG. 6.

6 and 7, the recovery rail 180 extends in the longitudinal direction of the mat 110 on the right side of the mat 110. Two sidewalls 183 forming a groove 181 in the longitudinal direction are formed parallel to the recovery rail 180 so that the golf ball 1 can roll, and a plurality of recovery guides are provided on the inner sidewall adjacent to the mat 110. The door 185 is mounted in the longitudinal direction, and the recovery guide door 185 is hinged 187 to the side wall 183 so as to pivot inside the groove 181 of the recovery rail 180.

More specifically, the recovery guide door 185 is the golf ball (1) rolling along the recovery rail 180 hits the open recovery guide door 185, the direction is changed and then the side wall 183 along the recovery guide door 185 It is configured to roll to the mat 110 through the open portion of the), the recovery guide door 185 hinged to the side wall 183 is coupled to the receiving direction 185, that is, as shown in Figure 7 In the recovery direction, the free end of the swing-type recovery guide door 185 is directed toward the front where the golf ball rolls, and the hinge 187 is coupled to the portion where the recovery guide door 185 is directed toward the rear of the recovery direction in which the golf ball rolls. It is mounted to the side wall 183.

In addition, the first magnet 191 is fixed to the free end of the recovery guide door 185 pivoting around the hinge 187, and the second magnet on the inner side wall 183 facing the free end of the recovery guide door 185. 192 is fixed, and the first magnet 191 and the second magnet 192 are different poles. In addition, as the recovery guide door 185 is opened, the free end of the recovery guide door 185 is in contact with the outer side wall, and the third magnet 193 is fixed to the outer side wall. Therefore, when the recovery guide door 185 pivoting around the hinge 187 is closed, the first magnet 191 and the second magnet 192 are attached by the attraction force to maintain the closed state, and the recovery guide door 185 When the force is applied to the first magnet 191 and the third magnet 193 is attached to the attraction force to maintain the open state.

Thus, the user opens the retrieval guide door 185 located on the right front of the point to be putt. Then, while the recovery guide door 185 obliquely closes the groove 181 of the recovery rail 180, the golf ball 1 moving along the recovery rail 180 collides with the recovery guide door 185 and the recovery guide door ( 185 is rolled through the open sidewall to the point where the user is located.

As another example of the recovery rail 180 described above, instead of the first to third magnets 191, 192 and 193, a plurality of recovery guide doors are pivotally opened by a motor by mounting a motor to the plurality of recovery guide doors. It can be configured to be closed. In this configuration, as described in the first embodiment, the switch of the signal input unit is positioned corresponding to each recovery guide door, so that when the user presses the corresponding switch, the pusher operates by the signal and simultaneously the corresponding recovery guide door is opened. Configure to open. That is, when the user presses an adjacent switch at a position to be put, one of the recovery guide doors located at the right front is opened and the golf ball recovered to the point where the user is located is rolled.

[Third Embodiment]

In the first and second embodiments, the pusher is provided with a linear motor so that the golf ball crosses the latching jaw. However, in the third embodiment, the pusher and the pusher are used even if a motor that performs a general rotational motion is used instead of the linear motor. The same function can be performed.

8 is a perspective view illustrating another example of the pusher shown in FIG. 4, and FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of the pusher shown in FIG. 8.

8 and 9, the locking step 140 has a slot 141 formed in the middle of the width, and the slot 141 extends to a point where the first golf ball 1F is located. The slot 141 is smaller than the diameter of the golf ball 1 so that the first golf ball 1F is positioned over the slot 141.

Meanwhile, the motor 143 is mounted inside the locking jaw 140, and a pair of bars 145 are connected in parallel to the rotation shaft of the motor 143, and the spacing between the bars 145 is a golf ball 1. It is smaller than the diameter of, and the pair of bars 145 is rotated by the rotation of the motor 143 passes through the slot 141 and passes along the slot 141. At this time, the pair of bars 145 is turned while supporting the first golf ball (1F) while pushing up the top of the locking jaw 140, the golf ball (1) passing the top of the locking jaw 140, golf The ball 1 descends the locking jaw 140 at a higher speed than the turning of the bar 145. The pair of bars 145 continue to pivot and penetrate the slot 141 formed in the locking jaw 140 to enter the locking jaw 140. The motor 143 operates as the user presses the switch 171 of the signal input unit 170.

1 is a perspective view showing a golf putting exerciser according to the present invention,

2 is a plan view showing the mat and the pedestal shown in FIG.

3 is a conceptual diagram showing the inclination of the recovery path shown in FIG.

Figure 4 is a side cross-sectional view showing a locking step.

5 is a perspective view showing the deflector,

Figure 6 is a perspective view showing a state in which the recovery rail mounted on the golf putting exerciser according to the present invention,

7 is a plan view showing an operation relationship of the recovery rail shown in FIG.

8 is a perspective view illustrating another example of the pusher illustrated in FIG. 4;

9 is a cross-sectional view of the pusher shown in FIG. 8.

Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings

1: golf ball 100: golf putting exerciser

110: mat 111: hole

113: artificial turf 120: pedestal

121: hole cup 123: slope

125: upper surface 127: recovery port

130: recovery path 140: jam jaw

141: slot 143: motor

145 bar 150: pusher

151: cup 153: linear motor

155: mover 157: barrier

160: deflector 161: support

170: signal input unit 171: switch

180: recovery rail 181: groove

183: side wall 185: recovery guide door

187: hinge 191, 192, 193: magnet

Claims (13)

A mat having a hole cup formed thereon is located at the bottom of one end and having a hole corresponding to the hole cup; A recovery passage communicating with the hole cup and gradually lowering from one end to the other end along the circumference of the pedestal; It includes a deflector is located in the recovery direction of the golf ball to change the traveling direction of the golf ball so that the golf ball rolling along the recovery path to go over the mat, The deflector is a structure in which the middle of the semi-circular pipe is curved, and one end is directed toward the recovery direction and the other end is directed toward the mat, and the golf ball rolled in the recovery direction can enter the inside of the semi-circular pipe so that the golf ball rolled in the recovery direction can be entered. Facing the ball, Golf putting exerciser, characterized in that the support is installed on the outer surface of the semi-circular pipe so that the deflector is located on the ground to move the position of the deflector. The method of claim 1, The mat is embedded in the artificial turf on the upper surface, two or more holes, one of the golf putter exerciser, characterized in that the line is drawn along the length of the mat. The method of claim 2, The pedestal includes an inclined surface on which the mat is covered and a flat upper surface connected to an upper portion of the inclined surface, and a hole cup corresponding to the hole of the mat is formed in the upper surface, and the collecting path is formed along the left side, the back side, and the right side of the pedestal. Featuring a golf putting exerciser. The method of claim 3, And the other end of the recovery path is formed in the lengthwise direction of the mat along the side of the pedestal so that the golf ball moved along the recovery path exits the recovery path and rolls in the lengthwise direction of the mat. The method of claim 1, A latching jaw formed at the other end of the recovery path and positioned to catch a golf ball rolled along the recovery path; Golf putter exerciser, characterized in that it comprises a pusher installed in the recovery path to raise the golf ball caught on the locking jaw to the upper portion of the locking jaw. The method of claim 5, And a signal input unit for inputting a signal for operating the pusher. The method of claim 6, The signal input unit includes a plurality of switches, the plurality of switches golf putter exerciser, characterized in that the pusher to operate any one of the switches in the state arranged along the longitudinal direction of the mat. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 7, The pusher includes a liner motor and a cup which is fixed to the mover end of the liner motor and supports a golf ball hanging on the golf ball and pushes it up to the top of the catching jaw. The mover moves forward until the golf ball goes down the top of the catching jaw. A golf putter exerciser, characterized in that the cup is retracted until it is seated on the inside of the floor. The method according to any one of claims 5 to 7, A slot is formed along the middle of the width of the locking jaw, The pusher includes a motor mounted inside the locking jaw, and a bar connected to the motor to push out a golf ball caught on the locking jaw to the top of the locking jaw while rotating out of the slot, wherein the motor is provided at a signal input unit. Golf putting exerciser, characterized in that rotating according to the input signal. A mat having a hole cup formed thereon is located at the bottom of one end and having a hole corresponding to the hole cup; A recovery passage communicating with the hole cup and gradually lowering from one end to the other end along the circumference of the pedestal; It includes a rail located in the longitudinal direction on the side of the mat, The golf ball rolled from the recovery path is moved along the rail, the rail is equipped with a plurality of recovery guide doors golf putting exerciser, characterized in that to change the direction of the golf ball moving along the rail over the mat. The method of claim 10, The rail has a groove formed between both sidewalls, and the recovery guide door is mounted on the sidewall close to the mat, and the recovery guide door is opened into the groove, so that a golf ball hitting the open recovery guide door is located at the open side of the sidewall. Golf putting exerciser, characterized in that moving to the mat through. The method of claim 11, The recovery guide door is a swing-open structure, the free end of which pivot is located in the front side of the recovery direction and is formed with a step that is symmetrical with the side wall, and the portion where the recovery guide door is hinged to the side wall is located at the rear side of the recovery direction. Golf putting exerciser. The method of claim 12, The first magnet is fixed to the free end of the recovery guide door, and the second and third magnets of the first magnet and the other pole are fixed to both side walls, respectively, so that the recovery guide door is closed by the attraction force of the magnet when opened and opened. Golf putting exerciser, characterized in that the door is fixed.

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