Adjustable golf club
OwnerDavid Towellinventor
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Abstract
An adjustable golf club. The adjustable golf club has a shaft that can selectively secure to a club head. The shaft includes an elongated member which incorporates a first plurality of splines along the elongated member. A club head is removably secured to the shaft by mating the first plurality of splines of the elongated member with a second plurality of splines in an interior cavity of the club head. The angle of the club head can be adjusted through the selective mating of the first plurality of splines of the elongated member to the second plurality of splines of the head. In one embodiment the shaft is further secured to the club head by a quick release system. In another embodiment the length of the shaft can be selectively adjusted.
Claims8
An adjustable golf club, comprising:
- a shaft having a first end disposed opposite of a second end;
- an elongated member disposed orthogonal to the first end of the shaft;
- wherein the elongated member is comprised of a first plurality of splines;
- the elongated member configured to be received by a club head;
- the club head comprised of an interior channel;
- wherein a second plurality of splines is disposed in the interior channel;
- the first plurality of splines of the elongated member are configured to mate with the second plurality of splines of the club head;
- an angle of the club head is modified by a rotational mating of the first plurality of splines to the second plurality of splines;
- the club head connected to the elongated member via a quick release;
- the quick release comprised of a button located on the first end of the shaft on a side opposite the elongated member;
- a pin attached perpendicularly to the elongated member that is operably connected to the button such that when the button is pressed the pin retracts from the club head proximate the heel allowing the club head to be removed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.