Victory putter

Abstract

Existing golf putters basically have flat face surfaces that allow putting contact with only one point on the golf ball on any given stroke. This design provides the absolute minimum ball directional control possible for any given putt. The Victory Golf Putter indents the face of the golf club, by an area larger than the golf ball itself and with at least one (and potentially more) indention angel reversals. This design allows for a minimum of two striking points on any golf ball putted with improved, both immediate and long term, putting results thru better ball directional control, improved stroke feel, and immediate stroke education feedback for the golfer. The putter channel can be either shallow or deep allowing for personal golfer preferences to be met and a top side strike point(s) can even be added for better rolling ball ground contact.

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         4 . The Victory Golf Club utility patent improvement basic requirement is met when the face of any golf dub is indented in any fashion that allows for multiply striking (or impact) points upon any given ball when said ball is stroked, or hit, by said club face for the purpose of propelling said ball in any manner what so ever. 
     
     
         5 . A Golf Club is defined as any object with a handle, connecting shaft, and including a face, or head, of any firm or hard material used to strike and guide a ball towards a user decided goal for the sake of sport, profit, competition, entertainment, or relaxation in any manner what so ever related to golfing or like activity (IE: miniature golf, or practicing golf). 
     
     
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         9 . A Victory Golf Club improvement club face indention is defined as any indention of any kind in the face of a golf club that is larger than the diameter of the ball intended to be used with said club and deep and high enough to allow for at least 2 and as many as 1,000,000,000 strike (or impact) points on said ball when impacted with the Victory Golf Club face and with the single firm indention requirement that said indention must start on one side of the club face and end on the opposite club face side.