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Golf putter

  • US 7,083,526 B2
  • Filed: 01/28/2004
  • Issued: 08/01/2006
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/28/2004
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A golf putter for putting a ball along a surface, the golf putter comprising:

  • a putter body having a centrally positioned transition plane that demarcates the putter body into a heel region and a toe region, the putter body being formed substantially from a material having a first specific gravity, the putter body including (i) a sole region that defines a first sole cavity, (ii) a face region that strikes the ball during putting, and (iii) a back region;

    a heel weight that is secured to the heel region, the heel weight being formed substantially from a material having a second specific gravity that is greater than the first specific gravity, the heel weight having a center of gravity;

    a toe weight that is secured to the toe region, the toe weight being spaced apart from the heel weight, the toe weight being formed substantially from a material having a third specific gravity that is greater than the first specific gravity, the toe weight having a center of gravity; and

    a first sole insert that is inserted into the first sole cavity, the first sole insert being formed substantially from a material having a fourth specific gravity that is greater than the first specific gravity, the first sole insert having a center of gravity;

    wherein the center of gravity of the heel weight, the toe weight and the first sole insert form vertices of a triangle having two sides that are approximately the same length, the triangle defining a plane that is angled in a downwardly direction moving from the face region toward the back region when the sole insert is in contact with the surface.

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