Golf club for teaching ball alignment and lie angle
OwnerJohn S. Fordinventor
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Abstract
This invention relates to a marking system for a golf club which provides a visual marking system to facilitate the positioning of the ball laterally with respect to the club face, as well a marking system on the bottom flange of the club which facilitates the determination of the angle, and a bull's-eye marking at the sweet spot of the club face. The markings make it possible to facilitate club fitting.
Claims8
A golf club which includes a club face, a top portion, a bottom sole, a toe, and a heel, and said club being of a first or primary color which is characterized by having more than three substantially equally spaced markers positioned laterally across the full width of the club from toe to heel and where they are visible to the club user to facilitate the lateral positioning, of the ball relatively to the club face at address, and wherein only one of said lateral positioning markers is of a second or secondary color to distinguish from the primary color of the iron and to selectively identify the proper lateral positioning of the ball relative to the club face at address by the club user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.