Golf club for golfer alignment
AssigneeStephen T. Ross
InventorStephen T. Ross
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AssigneeStephen T. Ross
InventorStephen T. Ross
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A golf club that positions a golfer to establish a desired viewpoint of a golf ball when preparing to strike the golf ball with the golf club. The golf club includes an elongated shaft, a grip provided adjacent to a proximate end of the shaft that the golfer grips to hold the golf club while striking the golf ball during a golf swing, and a club head coupled adjacent to a distal end of the shaft and including a face exposed at a surface of the head for contacting the golf ball during the golf swing. A visual indicator is provided to the club head, wherein the visual indicator is observable by the golfer to indicate that the golfer is positioned in at least one of a predetermined longitudinal direction relative to the club head and a predetermined lateral direction relative to the club head to afford the golfer the desired viewpoint of the golf ball before striking the golf ball.
A golf club for positioning a golfer to establish a desired viewpoint of a golf ball when preparing to strike the golf ball with the golf club, the golf club comprising:
A putter for positioning a golfer to establish a desired viewpoint of a golf ball resting on a putting surface when preparing to putt the golf ball with the putter, the putter comprising:
A putter for positioning a golfer to establish a desired viewpoint of a golf ball resting on a putting surface when preparing to putt the golf ball with the putter, the putter comprising:
A putter for providing a golfer with a visual indication of an initial path along which a golf ball will travel relative to a target on a putting surface upon being struck by the putter during a putt, the putter comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.