Golf putter
OwnerBrad Heilmaninventor
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Abstract
A conventional length golf putter a first grip attached to the end of the shaft and a second grip attached to the shaft spaced from and below the first grip. The grips have matching frustoconical portions to create similar feel. The putter has a head with an alignment system to accommodate heel and toe putts.
Claims8
A golf club putter comprising an elongated shaft and a head attached to the shaft, the head having a heel portion and a toe portion, ball striking face, a top surface, a bottom surface, and a bottom surface flange extending away from the striking face, the top surface having an alignment line adjacent the toe or heel portion, and a flange mark on the flange corresponding to the alignment line, the flange mark below the alignment line when the bottom surface is on the ground, wherein the ball striking surface is generally planar and the alignment line is skewed relative to a plane perpendicular to the ball striking face.
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