Golf club head
First Claim
1. A golf club putter having a club head including a club head body and a striking surface, the club head body having an insert located therein and the striking surface being located on the insert, the insert being of a different material than the club head body and being fastened to the club head body, the insert and the club head body being substantially elongated in the transverse horizontal direction and the insert being of reduced length in the vertical direction and the longitudinal horizontal direction, parallel to a club stroke, to increase the rotational inertia of the club in the horizontal plane, the club head further having a vertically rising structure extending upwardly from a top surface of the club head and gradually expanding in width as it rises, said vertically rising structure comprising a flexible material for permitting the vertically rising structure to act as a spring/damper when the club head strikes a golf ball.
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Abstract
A golf club (110) has a head (111) with a curved reflective surface (128) for visually aligning a shot. The club head is counterbalanced above the plane of the ball (120) and has balance weights (116, 118) which may be selected to accommodate the style and preference of the user. The striking surface may be of a different material than the surrounding club head to dampen vibration on the stroke and may be of a material tailored to the user'"'"'s preference. The other parts of the club may also be composites of several materials to assist in dampening vibration. An alternative aligning structure uses lenticular lens (142, 144, 146) to provide guiding images to the user.
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- 1. A golf club putter having a club head including a club head body and a striking surface, the club head body having an insert located therein and the striking surface being located on the insert, the insert being of a different material than the club head body and being fastened to the club head body, the insert and the club head body being substantially elongated in the transverse horizontal direction and the insert being of reduced length in the vertical direction and the longitudinal horizontal direction, parallel to a club stroke, to increase the rotational inertia of the club in the horizontal plane, the club head further having a vertically rising structure extending upwardly from a top surface of the club head and gradually expanding in width as it rises, said vertically rising structure comprising a flexible material for permitting the vertically rising structure to act as a spring/damper when the club head strikes a golf ball.
- 7. A golf club putter having a club head including a club head body and a striking surface, the club head body having an insert located therein and the striking surface being located on the insert, the insert being of a different material than the club head body and being fastened to the club head body, the insert and the club head body being substantially elongated in the transverse horizontal direction and the insert being of reduced length in the vertical direction and the longitudinal horizontal direction, parallel to a club stroke, to increase the rotational inertia of the club in the horizontal plane, the club head further having a set of lenticular lenses on a top surface of the club head with a central lens flanked by right and left lenses, said right and left lenses being at an angle to the central lens whereby all three lenses remain in view if the club head is stroked along a proper path through the ball.
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