Putter apparatus for the game of golf
OwnerRoss A. Paquetteinventor
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Abstract
A putter is shown comprising a body having a generally L-shape in cross-section with the upright portion of the L forming the blade of the putter and the laterally extending portion of the L forming the sole of the putter. A generally U-shaped shaft attachment bar having first and second legs joined by a bight portion with the legs attached to the back of the blade and with a shaft attachment block mounted on the bight of the U-shaped bar. The body and bar have a weight distribution of approximately 30% at each of the toe and heel portions and 40% at the central portion. The sole has a modified three part rocker surface and the blade a conventional 2% loft face.
Claims20
Putter apparatus for use in the game of golf comprising a body having a generally flat, upright blade portion extending along a longitudinal axis from a first toe side through a central portion to a second heel side, the body being generally L shaped in a cross section taken perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, the body having a back portion, a generally U-shaped shaft attachment bar having first and second legs joined together by a bight portion, the first and second legs attached to the back portion with the bight portion extending generally laterally and means to attach a shaft to the bight portion to mount the body to the shaft through the first and second legs, the portion of the body to which the legs are attached forming the central portion and the body and the attachment bar having a weight distribution of toe side, central portion and heel side of 30%-40%-30% respectively.
Putter apparatus for use in the game of golf comprising a body having a generally flat, upright blade portion extending along a longitudinal axis from a first toe side through a central portion to a second heel side, the body being generally L-shaped in a cross section taken perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, the body having a back portion, a generally U-shaped shaft attachment bar having first and second legs joined together by a bight portion, the first and second legs attached to the back portion with the bight portion extending generally laterally and means to attach a shaft to the bight portion to mount the body to the shaft through the first and second legs, the means to attach the shaft to the bight portion includes a pin mounting block attached to the bight on a side of the bight facing the body.
Putter apparatus for use in the game of golf comprising a body having a generally flat, upright blade portion extending along a longitudinal axis from a first toe side through a central portion including the longitudinal center of the body to a second heel side, the body having a back portion, a generally U-shaped shaft attachment bar having first and second legs joined together by a bight portion, the first and second legs attached to the back portion with the bight portion extending generally laterally and being centered relative to the toe side and the heel side and means including a pin mounting block having a longitudinal center attached to the bight portion with the longitudinal center of the block being on the heel side of a plane passing through the longitudinal center of the body and perpendicular to the longitudinal axis to mount the body to the shaft through the first and second legs.
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