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US 2014/0349775 A1Published application
Golf Club
OwnerLavonne R. Davis, Frank A. Fornariinventors
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A golf club includes an elongated shaft with a grip that fits against the inner surface of the user's leading forearm. The shaft is also angled both obtusely forward away from a striking surface of a club head and acutely inward toward the user parallel to the golfer's leading forearm where the club is anchored. The rounded front surface of the grip rests against the inner surface of the leading forearm of the golfer anchoring the club. By applying the appropriate pressure to the grip, a relatively stable triangle is formed with the hands and shoulders as the vertices. This club design permits the golfer, using the core muscles to turn away from and then through the ball, striking it in the process and putting it toward the target, thus dramatically reducing and/or eliminating movement in the joints of the hands, elbows, shoulders, waist, hips, knees and ankles.
A golf club comprising:
A method of using a golf club comprising an elongated shaft having a club head located at a distal end and a grip located at a proximal, said grip having a rounded front surface that fits against an inner surface of the leading forearm of a golfer, a striking face on the club head for striking a ball toward a target, said elongated shaft leaning away from the striking face and defining a forward obtuse angle in relation to the putter head and said elongated shaft leaning way from a toe of the club head and defining an inward acute angle in relation to the club head, said method comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.