Putter
OwnerJames C. Kelson, Jinger F. Kelsoninventors
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OwnerJames C. Kelson, Jinger F. Kelsoninventors
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A putter having a head, a shaft, and a grip. The head includes a face, a toe, a heel, a sole, a top, and a back, is formed of a single block of material, and weighs from about 350 grams to about 358 grams. A sound slot is formed in the head, from the top to the sole, and extending from adjacent the toe to adjacent the heel, parallel to the face. Junctions along the lines between the face and the top, the toe, the heel, and the sole form a substantially ninety-degree angle. The shaft is formed of a graphite and steel composition, and weighs no more than about 101 grams at 35.25 inches. The grip has two ridges forming a flat between them, and weighs from about 68 grams to about 82 grams. The overall weight of the putter, including the head, the shaft, and the grip, is from about 523 grams to about 542 grams.
A putter, comprising:
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