Golf club and golf club grip assembly
OwnerMichael R. Rodarteinventor
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Abstract
A golf club having a novel golf club grip assembly is described. The grip assembly includes an elongated forearm stabilizer blade mounted directly on the upper end of the golf club shaft and extending upwardly in line with the golf club shaft. A connector rod formed integrally with the stabilizer blade extends from the golf club shaft end of the stabilizer blade and is inserted into the upper end of the golf club shaft. In use, the stabilizer blade is pressed against the inside of the forearm of the golf player to provide a steady and accurate pendulum effect when swinging the club to hit a golf ball. In a second embodiment, the stabilizer blade is fabricated separately and is slipped over an elongated rod having an exposed end which is inserted into the upper end of the golf club shaft.
Claims21
A golf club comprising:
- a club head for striking a golf ball;
- a golf club shaft attached to the club head and extending upwardly therefrom;
- and a forearm stabilizer blade attached directly to the upper end of the golf club shaft and extending upwardly in line with the golf club shaft.
A golf club grip assembly comprising:
- an elongated forearm stabilizer blade for mounting directly on an upper end of a golf club shaft in line with the golf club shaft;
- and a connector rod formed integrally with the stabilizer blade and extending from the golf club shaft end of the stabilizer blade for insertion into the upper end of the golf club shaft.
A golf club grip assembly comprising:
- an elongated rod having first and second longitudinal sections, the first section being of shorter length and being adapted for insertion into an upper end of a golf club shaft;
- and an elongated forearm stabilizer blade mounted on the second section of the elongated rod so as to extend upwardly from and in line with the golf club shaft.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.