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AssigneeJosé Manuel Silvestre Monteiro
InventorJosé Manuel Silvestre Monteiro
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This utility model refers to a golf putter that, contrary to a head with a straight and plain face, has a circular, plain, vertical, smooth and graded face. With a common putter, a player aligns himself with the line of putt. However, with the use of a circular and plain face, a player aligns himself with the hole. The putter's head indicates the line of putt. This being, a player's stroke is always perpendicular to the ball's axis and in direction of the line of putt's angle. With a circular and plain face, the head is positioned and, thus, the angle is no longer 0°. Rather, it takes on a specific degree reflecting the chosen line of putt. The angle only changes through repositioning the putter. This utility model is applicable in the manufacturing of Putters.
A golf putter with a plain, circular, vertical, smooth and graded face comprising a Crown, a Face, a Sole, a Back, a Toe, a Heel, a Slope, a Scale, a Neck/Socket, and a Shaft, wherein the putter further comprises a single unique piece having a circular, plain, vertical, smooth and sloped face whose radius can have various measurements, wherein the Crown is plain and has a varied scale, wherein for the same angle, the face has a radius that is directly proportional to an amplitude, wherein the Sole is elliptical and has a constant radius, wherein the Back is vertical and plain, wherein the Toe and the Heel are vertical and plain with the concordant radius for the sole, wherein the Slope is of 45° at a transition point from the sole to the face, wherein the Scale is graded in degrees, symmetrical in regards to the putt's axis and varying according to the amplitude, wherein the Neck/Socket is a rectangular and a round section connects the crown to the shaft and wherein the Shaft is round and varies to 14° vertically, connecting the neck to the grip.
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