Golf putter with a circular, plain, vertical, smooth and graded head
AssigneeJosé Manuel Silvestre Monteiro
InventorJosé Manuel Silvestre Monteiro
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Abstract
This utility model refers to a golf putter that, contrary to a head with a straight and plain face, has a circular, plain, vertical, smooth and graded face. With a common putter, a player aligns himself with the line of putt. However, with the use of a circular and plain face, a player aligns himself with the hole. The putter's head indicates the line of putt. This being, a player's stroke is always perpendicular to the ball's axis and in direction of the line of putt's angle. With a circular and plain face, the head is positioned and, thus, the angle is no longer 0°. Rather, it takes on a specific degree reflecting the chosen line of putt. The angle only changes through repositioning the putter. This utility model is applicable in the manufacturing of Putters.
Claims7
A golf putter comprising:
- a crown, a ball-addressing face, a sole, a back, a toe, a heel, a neck/socket, and a shaft,
- wherein the crown includes a planar crown surface, and depicts a radial scale, when viewed from above,
- wherein the ball-addressing face includes two portions, a first portion that extends substantially normal to the planar crown surface and is uniformly curved in a convex manner extending away from a center of the crown surface and is configured to contact a ball during play, and a second portion including a flat portion that slopes at an angle of approximately 45 degrees from the first portion towards the sole, and
- wherein the sole includes a surface that is uniformly curved from the heel to the toe in a convex manner extending away from and opposed to the crown surface, and
- wherein the neck/socket is located closer to the heel than the toe.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.