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US 2004/0176179 A1Published application
Offset or curved golf club
OwnerJoseph B. Johnsoninventor
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Abstract
The present invention discloses a golf club having a bend between a straight shaft and a straight club grip wherein the club grip is sufficient in size to accommodate both hands of the golfer. The bend of the golf club is in the direction of the user and allows the user to maintain a natural grip in order to produce pendulum-like swing. The golf club reduces the strain and stress on the wrists and hands of the user in order to reduce the user's distraction level and enhance the user's performance in the game of golf.
Claims19
A golf club, comprising:
- a club head;
- a shaft attached to the club head;
- and
- a handle attached to the shaft, wherein the handle attaches to the shaft so that the handle is offset in the direction of a user, wherein the handle accommodates a first hand and a second hand of the user.
1 more element
A golf club, comprising:
- a shaft having a first end and a second end;
- a club head attached to the first end of the shaft;
- a shaft adaptor attached to the second end of the shaft;
- and
- a club grip attached to the shaft adaptor, wherein the shaft adaptor is bent in the direction of a user to form an angle between the shaft and the club grip, wherein the club grip accommodates a first hand and a second hand of the user.
2 more elements
A golf club, comprising:
- a club head;
- and
- a shaft having a first segment and a second segment, wherein the first segment is attached to the club head, wherein the second segment of the shaft is bent in the direction of a user at a junction of the first segment and the second segment, wherein the second segment is sufficient in length to accommodate a first hand and a second hand of the user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.