Golf putter and head therefor
OwnerRobert V. Chambers, Sr., Robert V. Chambers, Jr.inventors
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Abstract
A golf putter head with base member and wing member is disclosed. The base member has a front face for contacting a golf ball in the performance of putting a golf ball. The front face extends in a direction along the axis of elongation of the base member. The wing member is relatively wide where at its connection interface with the base member, to assure that force is applied from the wing member evenly to the base member as a golfer swings the putter. The disclosure also covers a golf putter with the disclosed putter head and shaft assembly.
Claims32
A golf putter head for use in putting a golf ball, the golf putter head comprising:
- a base member having a front face for contacting a golf ball, the front face extending in a direction along an axis of elongation of the base member;
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- a rigid wing member having an end mounted to the base member along a connection interface extending at least 2.5 centimeters in the direction along the axis of elongation of the base member,
- a second end of the wing member opposite the end mounted to the base member extending behind the base member, and
- the length of the connection interface between the wing member and base member being less than the length of the base member measured along the axis of elongation of the base member.
A golf putter comprising:
- a base member having a front face for contacting a golf ball, the front face extending in a direction along an axis of elongation of the base member;
- a rigid wing member having an end mounted to the base member, the wing member mounted to the base member along a connection interface extending at least 2.5 centimeters in the direction along the axis of elongation of the base member;
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- a shaft assembly coupled to the wing member,
- a second end of the wing member opposite the end mounted to the base member extending behind the base member, and
- the length of the connection interface between the wing member and base member being less than the length of the base member measured along the axis of elongation of the base member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.