Flat shaft golf clubs and putters
AssigneeReginald S. Perry
InventorReginald S. Perry
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Abstract
A flat shaft for use with conventional golf clubs and putters which includes a flat side of the shaft that faces the target at address. The flat shaft enables the user to view the golf ball with clear, non-distorted contrast on a flat plain, because your eye lines up the ball vertically. When the flat shaft is pointed at the target at address it also squares the golf club head. Tennis rackets and hockey sticks have flat shafts because they provide the best view of objects striking the hitting surface. The flat shaft device is positioned slightly ahead of putter head for recessed contact.
Claims7
A golf club shaft comprising a flat side from the end of golf grip to golf club head, flexible engaged shaft flat front that faces target at address.
A flat shaft for use with all golf clubs, drivers, putters, wedges, comprising of golf grip handle and golf club head, combinations of flat shafts and standard shafts on putters that have recessed putter heads.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.