Apparatus for fitting a golf putter club to a golfer comprising a grip supporting a vertical adjustable rod and representing a vertical length A from the upper end of the grip to the ground and having a horizontal beam extending from the rod, on the ground for indicating the distance B from a point directly below the upper and of the grip to the nearest edge of a golf ball positioned for putting, including indicia directly reading the lengths A and B after adjustment of the apparatus.
The subject matter of application Ser. No. 10/056,591 is incorporated herein by reference. The present application is a divisional of U.S. application Ser. No. 10/056,591 filed Jan. 24, 2002. The present application claims priority to this previously filed application.
A tool has an adjustable lie angle, face angle, weight, and shaft length and is used by a golfer to adjust a putter to the optimal lie angle, face angle, weight and shaft length for that golfer. The tool head has a face plate and a sole disposed normal to one another. An angle member has a vertical wall disposed parallel to the face plate and a horizontal wall that overlies the sole. A hosel is pivotally mounted to the vertical wall and a first protractor is fixedly secured to the vertical wall. A marker on the hosel indicates the lie angle on the first protractor. A second protractor secured to the sole indicates a face angle when the shaft of the club is rotated about its axis. Weights are selectively added to the toe, heel, or mid-point of the putter head to determine an optimal weight and weight distribution.
