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US 2004/0166950 A1Published application
Golf putter
OwnerSam Parkinventor
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Abstract
A putter for improving a golfer's putting game having a shaft attached to a head having a hitting surface, top surface, and a bottom surface. The head having a front portion and a rearwardly extending portion. The rearwardly extending portion having a pair of side walls. An aperture being defined on the bottom surface of the head. A ball disposed within the head and protruding through both the apertures of said top surface and bottom surface. The ball being both removeable and mounted to roll only in the direction perpendicular to the hitting surface.
Claims20
An improved putter comprising:
- a shaft;
- a head connected to said shaft, said head having a hitting surface for striking a golf ball, a top surface, and a bottom surface;
- said head having a rearwardly extending portion, said rearwardly extending portion having a pair of side walls;
- a bottom aperture defined through said bottom surface of said head;
- and,
- a ball rotatably disposed within said head, said ball positioned to be viewable from the top and to protrude partially outward through said bottom aperture.
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An improved putter comprising:
- a shaft;
- a head connected to said shaft, said head having a bottom surface, said head having a front head portion, said front head portion having a hitting surface for striking a golf ball and a top surface;
- said head having a rearwardly extending portion extending rearwardly from the front head portion, said rearwardly extending portion having a pair of side walls;
- a bottom aperture defined through said bottom surface of said head;
- and,
- a ball rotatably disposed within said head, said ball positioned to be viewable from the top and to protrude partially outward through said bottom aperture, said ball being of the same size and dimensions as a conventional golf ball.
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An improved putter comprising:
- a shaft;
- a head connected to said shaft, said head having a front portion, said front portion having a hitting surface for striking a golf ball, a top surface, and a rear surface;
- said head portion having an substantially flat rear surface;
- a detachable rearwardly extending portion connected to the flat rear surface of the front portion, said rearwardly extending portion having a pair of side walls and a bottom surface;
- an aperture formed through said bottom surface;
- an attachment assembly formed on each side wall for connection of said rearwardly extending portion to said front head portion;
- and,
- a ball rotatably disposed between said side walls, said ball being of the same size and dimensions as a conventional golf ball, said ball positioned to be viewable from the top and to protrude partially outward through said bottom aperture.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.