The following pictures are meant to display possible physical characteristics of the present invention and are not to be taken in a limiting sense. It is understood that other embodiments may be utilized and that structural changes may be made without departing from the scope of the invention.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMERALS 10 Golf Putting Training Device 30 distal end of 12 12 deformable rod 32 tension clip 14 golf club mounting means 34 gripping element 16 user 36 wing of 32 18 shoulder of 16 38 pivot point 20 arm of 16 40 extension arm 22 hand of 16 42 rod receptacle 24 putter 44 rod receptacle aperture of 42 26 shaft of 24 46 hand grip of 24 28 receptacle insertion portion of 12 48 conical mounting means

FIGURE 1 Figure 1 is an illustrative view of the present invention in use. The present invention is a golf putting training device 10 comprising a light weight, weather resistant, deformable rod 12 and a fastener element serving as golf club mounting means 14 attachable to the shaft 26 of a putter 24. The deformable rod 12 is hand bent into a triangular shape by the user 16 conforming to the triangular shape formed by the shoulders 18, arms 20 and hands 22 when assuming a putting stance. The device helps a player monitor their hands, arms and shoulders relative to the triangle guide helping the player develop the feel of a one-piece pendulum swing motion. FIGURE 2 Figure 2 is a front view of the deformable rod 12 of the present invention. Shown is the light weight, weather resistant, hand bendable rod or golf putting triangle rod of the present invention prior to being bent into a triangular shape by the user, conforming to the triangular shape formed by the shoulders, arms and hands when assuming a putting stance. The rod alternately provides a receptacle insertion portion 28 that fits within a provided rod receptacle aperture. FIGURE 3 Figure 3 are cross sectional views of rod shapes provided by the present invention. The present invention provides a deformable rod 12 that is hand bendable by the user to mimic the user's triangular formed by the shoulders, arms and hands when assuming a putting stance. The rod 12 shape is selected from the group of polygon, circle, oval and irregular shape. FIGURE 4 Figure 4 depicts and additional element of the present invention. The present invention provides an additional element for the rod comprising a receptacle insertion portion 28. Therefore, the present invention provides that the rod 12 may have a circular cross section while the additional element of the receptacle insertion portion 28 may take the form of the aforementioned rod shapes in lieu of the rod itself. FIGURE 5 Figure 5 is a front view of the deformable rod 12 of the present invention. Shown is the light weight, weather resistant, hand bendable rod or golf putting triangle rod of the present invention bent to the triangular shape formed by the user's shoulders, arms and hands when assuming a putting stance. The distal end 30 can be bent to overlap on any side of the triangle. The rod 12 provides an insertion end 28 that fits within a club-fastened receptacle. FIGURE 6 Figure 6 is a perspective view of the present invention. Shown is golf putting training device 10 with the tension clip 32 having a rod receptacle 42 with a rod receptacle aperture 44 spaced apart from the putter shaft 26 by an extension arm 40 that may be malleable so that the triangularly shaped rod can be moved to a desired position relative to the user The tension clip 32, for illustrative purposes only is shown as a spring clip having an extension arm 40 to space the rod receptacle 42 away from the golf club. FIGURE 7 Figure 7 are cross sectional views of rod receptacles having aperture shapes corresponding to the aforementioned rod shapes. The present invention envisions that the rod receptacle 42 housing may have any shape while preferably the receptacle aperture 44 has a shape corresponding to the rod 12 cross sectional shape or that of the of the present invention. The present invention provides a deformable rod 12 that is hand bendable by the user to mimic the user's triangular formed by the shoulders, arms and hands when assuming a putting stance. The rod 12 shape is selected from the group of polygon, circle, oval and irregular. FIGURE 8 Figure 8 is an illustrative view of the present invention in use. Shown is the golf putting training device 10 with hand bendable deformable rod 12 formed into a triangular configuration by the user 16 conforming to the triangular shape formed by the shoulders 18, arms 20 and hands 22 when assuming a putting stance. The device helps a player monitor and visualize the shape of the triangle in the putting stroke, and helps the player develop the feel of a one-piece pendulum swing motion. FIGURE 9 Figure 9 is an illustrative view of the present invention in use. Shown is the golf putting training device 10 with the triangulated deformable rod 12 mounted in the tension clip 32 fastened to the shaft 26 of a golf putter 24. The tension clip 32 comprises a pair of semi-circular gripping elements 34 and their respective outwardly flaring wings 36 pivotally connected at the pivot point 38 from which an extension arm 40 projects with a rod receptacle 42 defining an internal rod receptacle 42 disposed on the distal end thereof. FIGURE 10 Figure 10 is a perspective view of the present invention. Shown is the golf putting training device 10 mounted on the hand grip 46 of the putter and the triangulated deformable rod 12 disposed therein. FIGURE 11 Figure 11 is an additional enablement of the golf putting training device 10. Shown is a golf club having a deformable conical receptacle mounting means 48 frictionally fastened to the hand grip 46-having rod receptacle 42 and rod receptacle aperture 44 spaced away by an extension arm 40 so that the triangulated deformable rod 12 does not contact the golfer during use.