Golf Putter
OwnerBrad Heilmaninventor
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Abstract
A conventional length golf putter has a first grip attached to the end of the shaft and a second grip attached to the shaft spaced from and below the first grip. The grips have matching gripping portions to create similar feel. The putter has a head with an alignment system to accommodate heel and toe putts.
Claims12
A golf club comprising an elongated shaft having first and second opposing shaft ends, the shaft having a length of about 45 inches or less, a head attached adjacent one end of the shaft, a first grip attached to the shaft adjacent the second end of the shaft, the first grip having a non-cylindrical gripping portion, and a second grip attached to the shaft between the first grip and the head, the second grip having a non-cylindrical gripping portion substantially similar to the first grip gripping portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.