An improved golf putter having a T-shaped putter head is provided with an elongated sighting surface for assisting a player in aligning a putt. The sighting surface has a relatively light color and a relatively dark line or groove down the center. A portion of the bottom of the putter head is concaved to provide a cushioning effect as the putter head glides over the ground and air is trapped in the concaved region. The stem of the golf putter is mounted to the side of the putter head substantial...

A substantially T-shaped putter type golf club including a shaft and a generally flat striking face disposed perpendicularly to a longitudinally body portion within which extends a bore that houses a plurality of weighted balls arranged in diametrically abutting relation such that a transfer of kinetic energy from the weighted balls to a golf ball upon impact drives the golf ball in the same direction as the alignment of the weighted balls.

A golf putter having a grip, shaft and head; the head comprising a face with a toe portion at one end and a heel portion at the other; a support member cantilevered from one of those portions, extending in the direction of the other portion, and spaced from the face section; and means, on the support member, for interconnecting the support member and the shaft.

A golf putter is shaped and has the shaft thereof connected to the clubhead thereof so that the club has a center of percussion that extends for essentially the entire length of the clubhead. The shaft is attached to the clubhead internally of that clubhead.

A blade type golf putter having a putter head which includes an integral hosel for mounting the head on one end of a shaft, the putter including two ball striking faces, the hosel being shaped such that the axis of the shaft passes through the center of percussion of the putter and further the hosel has an elongate base which merges into the top face of the head by two concave generally cylindrical surfaces which are polished so that light reflected therefrom towards the user of the putter appea...

A putter head includes a head main body that defines a periphery of the putter head, and a bar that crosses a void space of the head main body in a forward-backward direction. The bar is inserted into insertion holes and fixed thereto by an adhesive. A face member is mounted on a recess. A shaft fixing hole is provided to pass through the bar from the top surface of a front portion of the head main body. A shaft is inserted into the shaft fixing hole and fixed thereto by an adhesive.

A golf putter head dimensioned to closely simulate the size of a regulation-sized golf hole and including at least an indicium approximating the size of a golf ball, whereby a golfer is presented with a visual representation of the size of the target at which he/she is aiming. The golf putter head further indicia for indicating a direction of initial travel of the ball. Further, the golf putter head includes three-dimensional indicia to assist the golfer in properly aligning his/her eyes and han...

A golf club used to putt a golf ball during a game; the club including a shaft with a handle on one end, and a putter head on its other end, the putter head including a steel base having a clear, rock-hard, plastic face bonded to its front side, for striking against the golf ball, and the head having a groove on top, for lining up towards a hole.

A golf putter having an improved head. The head includes a transparent rod secured perpendicular to the shaft. The rod has a flat bottom surface in which a slot has been formed. A lead weight is secured inside the slot. The weight has markings formed on its surface that are visible through the upper surface of the transparent member. The markings are brightly colored and are of various designs to aid in alignment.

The present disclosure relates to an aluminum mallet type putter for golf characterized by having a stainless steel "sweet spot" which is mounted in the face of the mallet so that the sweet spot is of greater length than its diameter and the concentration of weight is increased at the sweet spot to improve directionality of putt and give improved feel for the subsequent correction of one's putting stroke. This disclosure of a mallet type putter for golf has inset within its striking face at the ...