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US 2004/0166952 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. An aperture being defined on both the top surface and bottom surface. 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.
Claims14
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;
- a top aperture defined through said top surface of said head;
- a bottom aperture defined through said bottom surface of said head;
- and,
- a ball rotatably disposed within said head, said ball protruding partially outward through both said top aperture and said bottom aperture.
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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;
- a removeable top plate forming part of the top surface of the head;
- a top aperture defined through said top plate of said head;
- a bottom aperture defined through said bottom surface of said head;
- and,
- a ball rotatably disposed within said head, said ball protruding partially outward through both said top aperture and 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 hitting surface for striking a golf ball, a top surface, and a rear surface;
- a pair of removeable arms extending rearwardly from the rear surface of the head;
- and,
- a ball rotatably disposed between said arms, said ball being of the same size and dimensions as a conventional golf ball.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.