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US 2006/0148585 A1Published application
Golf putter heads
OwnerPhilip Vintoninventor
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Abstract
Golf putter heads having a front piece and a rear piece that is separate from and connected to the front piece. Embodiments of the golf putter heads include rear pieces having arrowhead shapes. Embodiments of the golf putter heads include rear pieces with removably connectable weights that can be positioned about the perimeter of the rear piece. Golf clubs (e.g., putters) that include one of the present golf putter heads, and methods of treating the strike face of certain of the present golf putter heads.
Claims20
A golf putter head comprising:
- a front piece having a strike face;
- and
- a rear piece separate from and connected to the front piece, the rear piece including two or more arrowhead shapes that point toward the strike face.
A golf putter head comprising:
- a front piece having a strike face, a top surface, and a bottom surface;
- a rear piece separate from and connected to the front piece, the rear piece having a mass;
- and
- a weight removably connected to the rear piece;
- where a plane intersects the strike face substantially mid-way between the top surface and the bottom surface and extends into and through the rear piece, and a majority of the mass of the rear piece is positioned above the plane.
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A golf putter head comprising:
- a front piece having a strike face, a front piece top surface, a front piece bottom surface, a front piece rear surface, a bore extending into the front piece from the front piece top surface, a first recess extending into the front piece from the front piece rear surface, and a second recess that is closer to the strike face than the first recess, the second recess being substantially empty;
- a rear piece separate from and removably connected to the front piece, the rear piece having a forward portion that is positioned at least partially within the first recess, and a mass;
- and
- two or more weights removably connected to the rear piece;
- where a plane intersects the strike face substantially mid-way between the front piece top surface and the front piece bottom surface and extends into and through the rear piece, and a majority of the mass of the rear piece is positioned above the plane.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.