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InventHelp® Client's New Golf Invention in Golf World Magazine

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From Golf World magazine

Admit it: After you saw Tiger Woods' famous Nike ad in 1999, where he bounced a golf ball on the club face of a wedge seemingly forever, you spent more time than you'll let on trying to learn the finer points of "golf juggling." So did Marty B., a 53 year-old property manager from N.C., who has invented a device that just might eventually have you outdoing Woods. Dubbed the "Wassup!," Marty B.'s new golf invention is simple: 18 inches of string with a plastic clip at one end that can attach to the hosel of any club, and a golf ball on the other. Place it on any golf club and voila – your own training aid!

"It looks a lot like paddle ball," said Marty B., who came up with the new golf invention two years ago, received his patent certificate last month and is working with InventHelp® of Pittsburgh. "I think there is a genuine market," he said. "I've found you don't have to be a golfer to want to be able to do that."

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