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US 2006/0234810 A1Published application
Stabilized putter head
OwnerChris Chiodo, David Chiodoinventors
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Abstract
A putter head is constructed with a lightweight front blade member and a heavier rear weighted member having discrete concentrations of mass at its heel, toe and rear central portions. The rear weighted member is somewhat arch-shaped so as to define a hollow cavity or chamber when coupled to the front blade member. The putter head is stabilized during putting by the mass concentrations and the hollow cavity produces a large sweet spot along the front blade member.
Claims20
A golf putter head, comprising:
- a front blade member;
- and
- a rear weighted member coupled to said front blade member and defining a hollow chamber between said front blade member and said rear weighted member.
A golf putter head, comprising:
- a front blade member defining an open groove;
- and
- a rear weighted member fixed within said open groove.
A golf putter club, comprising:
- a club shaft having a handle;
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- a putter head coupled to the club shaft and comprising a lightweight front blade member and a rear weighted member coupled to said front blade member, said front blade member having a density less than the density of said rear weighted member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.