Pendulum putting system
Abstract
Pendulum putting system including a golf putter with a shaft gripping portion, a shaft, and a center shafted putter head. The shaft is attached to the putter head so that the resulting angle between the ground plane of the putter head and the shaft length is greater than seventy two degrees. The shaft is less than thirty-two inches in length and the putter head weighs more than four hundred grams. A preferred embodiment includes a system where the user grips the gripping portion in a symmetrical fashion consisting of the palmer surfaces of the two index fingers to be extended along the length of the grip, the remaining fingers interlocked and the thumbs overlapped with gripping pressure being applied to the the putter grip by the palms, interlocking fingers, extended index fingers and overlapping thumbs.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . pendulum putting system comprising:
a shaft gripping portion; a shaft; and a center shafted putter head. said shaft attached to said putter head so that the resulting angle between the ground plane of said putter head and said shaft length is greater than seventy two degrees; said shaft being less than thirty-two inches in length; and said putter head weighing more than four hundred grams.
2 . pendulum putting system as claimed in claim 1 wherein a user grips the gripping portion in a symmetrical fashion consisting of the palmer surfaces of the two index fingers to be extended along the length of the grip, the remaining fingers interlocked and the thumbs overlapped, and the end of the putter grip fitting in the depression between the two pads on the palm of each hand, with gripping pressure being applied to the said putter grip by the palms, interlocking fingers, extended index fingers and overlapping thumbs.
3 . pendulum putting system as claimed in claim 1 wherein said putter design allows the user to perform a symmetrical swing consisting of an equally angular back swing, follow through and after swing.
4 . pendulum putting system as claimed in claim 1 wherein said putter design allows the user to have a stance equal in width to a conventional driving stance, where the inside of the golfer's feet are placed on the ground at a distance equal to the outside width of said golfer's shoulders.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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