Golf putter
OwnerRobert J. Gedeoninventor
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Abstract
This invention relates to a golf putter having a bulbous mallet head joined to an upright shaft having a tapering grip that is at least flat on one of its sides and may be square in cross-section over its entire length and extends from the upper extremity of the shaft to adjacently above the head. The juncture of the shaft to the head is in the form of a goose-neck from adjacent the lower end of the grip to a rear entry into the head.
Claims20
A golf putter comprising a head having a substantially flat planar face, an elongated shaft having an upper portion and a lower portion, said lower portion being connected to and supporting said head, said shaft having a predetermined length and extending generally vertically, an elongated grip having at least one substantially continuous flat single planed and elongated side extending from said shaft upper portion to adjacent said shaft lower portion and covering at least one-half said shaft length, said predetermined length of said shaft being of a sufficient length to permit said putter to be used by a golfer in at least one position in which a golfer stands transverse to a putting line.
A grip for a golf putter having a head supported by a bottom end portion of an elongated shaft having a predetermined length and an upper portion and a lower portion and extending generally vertically, said grip comprising at least one substantially continuous flat single planed and elongated side extending from a shaft upper portion to adjacent a shaft lower portion covering at least one-half a shaft length which is sufficient to permit gripping of said grip by a golfer in at least one position standing transverse to a putting line to enable putting of a ball by a putter.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.