Cavity putter
AssigneeJoseph B. Taphorn
InventorPeter Costa
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Abstract
A golf putter is formed with a hollow box open towards its striking face which is tautly covered with a layer or two of leather. The cavity in the box behind the leather is filled with a displaceable material such as sand or liquid. The leather indents on striking a golf ball to provide more "feel" and accuracy.
Claims8
A method for making a golf putter, comprising securing tautly a layer of yieldable supple sheet material across the vertical open face of a box having an internal cavity therein, filling said cavity behind said layer of material with a displaceable liquid or granular material, and securing a shaft to said box.
A golf putter comprising a shaft and a head connected thereto, said head having an opening therein and a generally vertical ball striking face including a taut layer of yieldable, supple, sheet material secured across said opening so that said face will indent inward upon striking a golf ball and a longer moment of contact with the golf ball is obtained to thereby direct the golf ball more in the overall direction of the swing rather than in the direction of any momentary misalignment of the club face.
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