A golf club adapted for assembly/dissassembly includes a cylindrical coupler with a lower part inserted permanently in the lower hollow shaft and which has a shoulder abutting the top of the lower shaft. The upper part of the coupler has internal threading cooperating with external threads on a solid shaft inserted in the upper hollow shaft. A projection on the upper part of the coupler cooperates with a cut-out in the upper hollow shaft to provide alignment of the grip and head of the club when...

A two-wheeled golf cart provided with a container intended for receiving the wheel undercarriage, the legs of which can be moved apart to operative position, and on which the container is arranged in weightless outbalanced condition, whereby the wheel undercarriage can be readily folded out of the container and retracted into it respectively by means of a simple handgrip only, and thereby being ready for immediate use. This task is solved thereby that the pull rod is designed as a two-armed leve...

A device for constraining a golf club to swing through an arc of predetermined radius comprises an elongated club engaging member formed by a pair of telescoping members. A ring member encircles the golfer's neck and the outer telescoping member extends from the ring member. A bracket on the lower end of the inner telescoping member secures the device to the club shaft. When the player swings the golf club through a stroke the ring member defines the center of the arc of motion of the club, and ...

A golf club includes a club head having two body members and a hosel. Each of the two body members has a planar striking face, and the two faces determine an angle of 90.degree.. Each of the two body members also has a bath surface which is grooved to reduce weight. The hosel joins the body members near the vertex of the 90.degree. angle. A club shaft is inserted into the hosel. Indicia are formed on the upper surfaces of each of the body members which are parallel to a bisector of the 90.degree...

A solid type golf ball comprising a central core and an outer cover for the core and having an excellent flight performance and durability and acceptable "click" characteristics is presented. The main component of the outer cover of this golf ball is a polyetherester block copolymer containing the following X, Y and Z units: X: Butylene terephthalate unit Y: Ester unit other than butylene terephthalate Z: Polyetherester unit derived from a dicarboxylic acid component containing terephthalic acid...

A two-part golf club having separate handle and head portions arranged to be taken apart midway along the shaft for ease of storage and transportation and easily reassembled for use. The club portions are removably secured to one another by an elongated pin having a tab on its free end engaging dual spiral ramps so as to move the pin longitudinally and transversely upon the partial rotation of the same. This action effectively locks the portions of the club together with the overall balance of t...

A golf putter of the type having a head with a front to rear elongated rod-like weight or ram encased in a transparent plastics material body is provided with a rotatable rod or ram portion to shift the axial center of mass of the head to correct manufacturing variations and to correct errors in the putting stroke. The rotatable weight or ram section has an off-center or eccentric mass which is easily adjusted from the rear face of the putter head to compensate for pulled or pushed putting strok...

The present invention relates to an improved wood-type golf club. More particularly, it relates to a golf club which is designed to give the golfer maximum margin of error in making contact with the club head and the ball to obtain a straight trajectory on the ball. The shaft and the club head are so aligned that if the center line of the shaft is extended it will intercept a plane positioned perpendicular to the base of the club head and pass through the center of gravity of the club head. The ...

A golf club, such as a driver, includes a body portion formed of natural uncompressed hard wood having an angled face on one side thereof. A wedge component formed of laminated highly compressed densified wood is bonded to the angled face of the body portion and forms a striking face and partial bottom face for the club head. Weight is concentrated near the striking face and bottom face to improve club controllability, balance and striking efficiency. Pre-weighing of wood veneers prior to compre...

A golf game including a board carrying a pictorial representation of an 18 hole golf course, shot charts for indicating various positions on each golf hole and a chance selection device (such as a die) for advancing the golf ball along the course. A first set of three charts respectively correlates various positional changes on respective par 3, par 4 and par 5 holes to rolls of a die. A second set of 18 charts, respectively corresponding to play on individual holes, permits the player, at his o...