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WO/1996/041659A1 |
An alignment system and method of use provide significant improvement in the accuracy of a golf stroke or putt. The alignment system may be incorporated into or attached to the head (10) or shaft (14) of a golf club such as a putter or a...
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WO/1996/035485A1 |
The present invention is directed to a golf club head comprising a central core having an outer surface, at least one continuous fiber extending around at least a portion of the outer surface of the core closest to the club face, and an ...
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WO/1996/032166A1 |
Metal body (32) for use in connection with investment casting from a wax pattern (10) of a metal wood golf club comprising a face (20), a toe (24), a heel (22), and a ribbon (28), and having a hollow interior (18) accessible through an o...
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WO/1996/032165A1 |
A head (1) for a golf club has a heel end (3) adapted to receive a golf club shaft, a toe end (2) remote from the heel end (3), and between the heel (3) and the toe end (2) a forwardly directed face (10) adapted to provide a striking sur...
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WO/1996/030089A1 |
This invention is a golf putter (10) comprising a shaft (12) having an inner chamber (14), a butt end (16), and a tip (18). A grip (20) is attached to the butt end of said shaft, and a weight means (24) is located along said shaft (12). ...
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WO/1996/029124A1 |
A golf game uses radio signals from golf clubs (46) or golf balls (68) to signal a central computer (15) for automatic scorekeeping by the computer. Sensors in each hole (59, 80) send signals to the computer on the completion of each hol...
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WO/1996/028220A1 |
A substantially tubular rigid golf club shaft (2) made of a composite of structural fiber laminate in a resin matrix, the shaft comprising a grip portion (7), a medial portion (9) and a head attachment portion (11). The grip portion havi...
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WO/1996/025716A1 |
A method for manufacturing an object having a potential {x} generated in response to a field {f} applied thereto is provided. The method includes the step of designing (801) a geometric model of the object. A computerized mathematical mo...
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WO/1996/024413A1 |
A composite ski pole is formed of fiber reinforced plastic laminates (256) laid up around an inflatable bladder (255), and placed in a female mold (75). The bladder inflates to compact the laminates to substantially eliminate voids and f...
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WO/1996/023552A1 |
A golfing aid and method of use of the aid for maintaining a true arc in a golf swing. Attaching to the shaft of the club a guide member which projects from the club and has on it a tip, which during the initial part of the downswing and...
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WO/1996/023550A1 |
A fire suppressant (12) for suppressing a fire is stored in a storage container (11) under its own vapor pressure, and a source (18) of pressurized gas for superpressurizing the fire supressant (12) is separately stored in cylinders (18)...
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WO/1996/022816A1 |
A golf club, particularly an iron club, has a striking surface (5) which slopes forwardly/downwardly in the striking direction of the club, and a sole (6). The intersection of the striking surface with the sole defines an edge (7). The s...
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WO/1996/022817A1 |
This invention is a wood-type golf club having a weight system on the club head (8) including a cavity (13), weights (15) and a weight distributor (10). The weight distributor (10) includes a weight receptacle system, such as an array of...
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WO/1996/018437A1 |
Golf clubs (10, 100) for use in providing low trajectory shots out of difficult terrain include a club shaft (12, 102) and a club head (16, 104) attached at a lower end of the club shaft. The height of the club is less than 40 inches. Th...
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WO/1996/016705A1 |
A new golf clubhead (10) has been developed which has a vane (24) extending outwardly from its crown (18) and rear (14) surfaces and extending from the face (12) to the sole (16) of the clubhead (10). The vane (24) tends to align the clu...
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WO/1996/016704A1 |
A golf club fitting apparatus, and method, utilizes a number of different club heads (10), the club heads (10) having hosel or shaft receiving bores (30) at different angles, and securing devices (34, 36, 38, 44) for releasably securing ...
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WO/1996/015833A1 |
There is described a golf club (10) comprising an elongate shaft (12) having a head (16) attached to one end thereof and a hand grip (14) attached to the opposite end, the shaft being in at least two sections (12a, 12b) and arranged such...
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WO/1996/014109A1 |
This invention is a golf putter head (11) having a body (12) of a cylindrical shape with a convex ball contacting surface. The putter body generally has internal, tiered, cylindrical cavities (18), of varying diameters, extending equally...
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WO/1996/014110A1 |
This invention is a metal wood golf club head (12) having an upright trapezoidal geometry with an improved weight distribution and aerodynamic configuration wherein the bottom surface area is significantly larger than the top surface are...
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WO/1996/012530A1 |
This invention is an improved set of golf club cavity backed irons, wherein each golf club iron head has a structure for increasing the volume of the cavity (28) using an undercut perimeter which permits weight redistribution to increase...
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WO/1996/011726A1 |
A portion near a ball (3) and a club head (12) is photographed by a high speed camera (4) and a portion near a top-of-swing of a golfer (1) is photographed by a high speed camera. These images are then recorded on a high speed video tape...
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WO/1996/011727A1 |
A golf club (10) has an elongated shaft (11) connected to a head (12) at a point where a line extrapolated from the axis of the shaft (11) passes through the centre of gravity of the head (12). The head (12) has a striking surface (13) t...
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WO/1996/011728A1 |
The invention disclosed herein is directed to a golf putter with a ball-striking face that has a plurality of grooves formed therein. In the preferred embodiment, the grooves are equally spaced concentric grooves with a common center tha...
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WO/1996/011103A1 |
A method of manufacturing an elongate article such as a golf club shaft. The method comprising forming an elongate hollow polymer core 10 by gas injection moulding. A plurality of layers (12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22) of a curable material are...
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WO/1996/009859A1 |
A golf putter club (110) with a putter head body having a heel (112), a top (116), and a ball striking face (114) is provided. A connecting neck (140) is affixed to the top (116) of the putter head body (110) and rigidly couples first an...
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WO/1996/009856A1 |
An adjustable putter (60) having an elongated straight shaft (64) terminating in an adjustable swivel linkage which mates with a corresponding adjustable swivel linkage which is affixed to a hosel (70), which is in turn connected to a pu...
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WO/1996/002301A2 |
A golf club shaft for use in a golf club such as a putter. The shaft preferably comprises an oversized hollow, circular tube having an outer diameter of at least 0.75 inches along substantially its entire length.
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WO/1996/000116A1 |
A golf club stabilizer having a plurality of radially expanded rubber discs all energized by a single threaded energizing rod. All of the discs can be expanded into contact with the shaft of the golf club uniformly or they can be varied ...
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WO/1995/035134A1 |
A golf club head achieves perimeter weighting by forming a cavity (34) in the back (14) of the club head. The head further includes a bottom (20), a toe (22), a top (24), and a heel (26). A hosel (28) is formed to the face (12) proximate...
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WO/1995/033530A1 |
Putting is greatly improved in accuracy by a simple hitting action by eliminating to the utmost a misalignment of a gap between a ball hitting direction and a line of sight, which has been encountered when using a conventional golf putte...
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WO/1995/032765A1 |
Golf club head (1) comprising at least one body including a striking wall (3) and an upper wall (4), an opening (9, 38) being formed in said body. Said club head comprises a housing (13, 37) to be inserted and removably secured in said o...
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WO/1995/032074A2 |
A method for assembling a structure using a filler alloy which includes aluminum and scandium. The method generally includes selecting parts for the structure which are formed from aluminum and/or an aluminum alloy and welding the same t...
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WO/1995/031258A1 |
A biosensor feedback device for use in detecting a grip pressure of a hand against a handle of a sporting implement including a flexible thin film substrate (21) and an array of digital sensors (22) disposed on the flexible substrate (21...
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WO/1995/030455A1 |
An adjustable golf putter includes an elongated shaft (11) having an upper end (13) with a handle (12) and a lower end (14) with a spherical tip portion (15). A putter head (16) has an external surface and a socket (17) that includes an ...
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WO/1995/029741A1 |
An improved aerodynamic golf club shaft is disclosed. The improved aerodynamic golf club shaft comprises a tube (42) that has an exterior with a non-circular cross section. The golf club shaft may have an elliptical exterior cross sectio...
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WO/1995/024946A1 |
Improved perimeter weighted golf clubs are disclosed. The perimeter weighted golf clubs of the present invention are provided with improved structures for distributing the weight at the perimeter of the club head. In one embodiment, the ...
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WO/1995/024243A1 |
A golf club of the metal wood-type and club head therefor is disclosed. The golf club (10) comprises a metallic club head (12) having a shaft receiving bore (32), and a metallic shaft (14) which is inserted into the bore. An insert (44),...
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WO/1995/021657A1 |
In one aspect, a correlated set of individually numbered golf club iron heads progresses from a high numbered head to a low numbered head. Individual heads have a front striking face (50), a rear face, a sole, a toe, a heel and a hosel. ...
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WO/1995/015791A1 |
The invention relates to golf clubs, particularly putters, and has for its objective the provision of a putter making easier the task of repeatedly effecting accurate putting strokes of a required force to propel the ball a required dist...
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WO/1995/015198A1 |
A golf club head of the metal wood type has a body formed entirely from one billet of high strength aluminum alloy with a separate sole plate of the same or different material secured in a machined recess on the lower face of the body. T...
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WO/1995/007736A2 |
A set of golf iron clubs is disclosed that, through unique structural features, provides excellent playing characteristics and enhances a player's ability to play accurate shots. Each club in the set has a head with a face angle of at le...
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WO/1995/006501A1 |
In the manufacture of large metal wood golf club head (10), there is added to all walls (15-18) of a designed head body (11) an additional amount (t) of wall thickness sufficient to enable the thinnest of the thickened walls to be cast r...
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WO/1995/003857A1 |
In a golf club head, particularly an "iron" or "wood" head, the face is attached in a manner such that its stress wave transmission characteristics can be established relatively independently of the sole and/or hosel components. The face...
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WO/1995/001819A1 |
A golf putter (10) including a hosel (28) offset rearwardly of the ball striking surface (16) such that the entire ball striking surface is visible from above when addressing a golf ball. The golf shaft (32) is angled above and forwardly...
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WO/1995/001210A1 |
Self-locking and self-guiding device for a handle, characterized in that it includes at least one projecting lug (8, 9, 22, 31, 32, 43) generally substantially orthogonal to the surface of the handle (1) and adapted to be inserted betwee...
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WO/1994/027689A1 |
The invention relates to a golf putter having a head (1) with a planar striking face (5). The putter head has aiming assisting means (3, 3', 4, 4') which comprise at least two portions (4, 4') each extending rearwardly with respect to th...
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WO/1994/027684A1 |
An apparatus (10) for cleaning a golf putting path including a handgrip portion (11), elongate shaft (12) secured to the handgrip portion (11), and a head (13) secured to an opposite end of the shaft (12). The handgrip (11), shaft (12), ...
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WO/1994/021333A1 |
A first golf club (10) comprises a head (12) for striking a golf ball, a handle (18) for swinging the golf club (10) and a shaft (22) connecting the head (12) with the handle (18). A rib (24) protrudes outwardly from the shaft (22) and r...
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WO/1994/015677A1 |
The invention relates to a golf club head comprising a body (1) and an impact face (2) limited by an upper edge (20), a lower edge (21) and two side edges (22, 23); in the center of the face (2) is fictively defined the impact center (O)...
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WO/1994/015678A1 |
A set of iron-type golf clubs including a predetermined number of clubs is disclosed with each club including a hosel portion (34) with a shaft (35) operatively inserted therein and a blade portion (32) attached to the hosel portion. The...
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