Golf club grip assembly
AssigneeMod Golf Technologies, LLC
InventorBruce E. Sizemore, Jr.
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AssigneeMod Golf Technologies, LLC
InventorBruce E. Sizemore, Jr.
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An interchangeable and weight adjustable golf grip including at least an end cap body having integral receiving ports adapted to receive variable weights, electronic chips, sensors, gauges, lasers, cameras, or biometrics within and wherein the end cap is capable of housing the various weights, chips, sensors, etc. within the end cap so that a player can interchange the weights or sensors without removing the golf grip from the shaft in order to make adjustments and so that the player can play golf without removing any other portions of the grip. Further, the invention includes contemplation of a tip collette with integral receiving ports adapted to also harbor similar weights, or sensors, etc. Data from the sensors may be transmitted by Bluetooth transmission to a smartphone or a ball launch monitor system for analysis.
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A multi-component golf grip, comprising:
A multi-component golf grip, comprising:
The multi-component golf grip of claim 43, wherein the weight ports are adapted to receive weights to adjust the weights from 3 grams to 100 grams.
The multi-component golf grip of claim 43, wherein the tip collette is configured in a clamshell-like structure to clip onto the shaft for training.
The multi-component golf grip of claim 43, wherein the tip collette has a longitudinal split for slipping over the shaft and its ability to slide up into position at the proximal end of the golf grip body, and being adapted to receive a retainer or tip collette keeper.
An interchangeable and adjustable end cap for securement to the proximal end of a golf grip, comprising:
An interchangeable and adjustable golf grip assembly having a golf grip body, comprising receiving ports integral within the golf grip body adapted to house sensors for measuring and analyzing swing path, length of shot, face angle (both dynamic and static), swing speed, static and dynamic loft, and impact position and tempo of a golfer's swing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.