Golf putter
OwnerRussell D. McCrackeninventor
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Abstract
A golf putter has a head and a shaft connected to the head at a toe end. The head has an L-shaped cross section and a lower edge of a putting surface is smoothly curved with a lowermost point at an approximate midpoint between the toe and a heel of the head. The head has a hosel thereon that is integral with the head for receiving the shaft at a fixed angle. The shaft is straight.
Claims17
A putter for use by a user in putting a golf ball on a putting surface, said putter comprising a shaft and a head, said shaft having a handle and a lower end, said head having a ball striking surface with a sweet spot on said surface, said head having a base extending rearward from a lower edge of said ball striking surface, said ball striking surface being located on a front wall that is less than half as thick as a distance from a front to a rear of said base through said sweet spot, said head having a generally L-shaped cross-section through said sweet spot, a lower end of said shaft being affixed to said head at a location that is at or near said toe, said shaft being straight between said handle and said head, an upper portion of said front wall decreasing in height at a centre of said surface for at least one-quarter of a length of said head, and said head has a receptor thereon to receive said shaft wherein said receptor is located to a rear of said front wall.
A putter for use by a user in putting a golf ball on a putting surface, said putter comprising a shaft and a head, said shaft having a handle and a lower end, said head having a ball striking surface with a sweet spot on said surface, said shaft being straight between said handle and said head and said lower end and being connected to said head at a location that is at or near said toe, said shaft being located at an angle of substantially 66.5 degrees to said putting surface when said heel and toe are located approximately equidistant above said putting surface, said head having an L-shaped cross-section through said sweet spot, said ball striking surface on a front wall with an upper portion of said front wall decreasing in height at a center of said surface for at least one-quarter of a length of said head, and said head has a receptor thereon to receive said shaft wherein said receptor is located to a rear of said front wall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.