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US 2004/0166951 A1Published application
Golf club
OwnerEric A. Rollinson, Simon T. Rollinsoninventors
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The invention relates to a golf club which has a shaft and a head end with a blade for contact with a golf ball. The blade end is provided to be angularly adjustable with respect to the shaft to allow the blade to be positioned so as to provide a plurality of selectable iron and/or putter positions. The shaft can also be moved to a retracted position. The adjustment means are unobtrusive and provided between the shaft and the blade thereby not affecting the performance of the club. Thus a similar hitting potential and variation in club performance can be achieved by the single golf club as is achieved by a conventional full set of golf irons and provides an inexpensive option for players and the ability to transport the golf club as the golf club is lighter and less bulky than a full set of golf irons.
A golf club, said golf club comprising a shaft with a handle at one end and a head with a blade located at the other end of said shaft for striking a ball therewith, said golf club provided with adjustment means enabling said blade to be moved to one or more different angled positions with respect to said shaft, said blade connected to the shaft via the adjustment means and rotatable with respect to the shaft around a pivot axis substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the shaft, said adjustment means movable between a locking position in which the blade is retained at a selected angle with respect to the shaft and an adjusting position in which the blade can be rotated with respect to the shaft to bring about angular adjustment of the same.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.