Head for Golf Putter

Abstract

A head for a putter of golf club provides more effective result by improving top spin of golf ball rolling into a hole cup by a putting (striking) on a putting green and thus increasing a straightness that a direction of golf ball and a distance do not change even in a mistaken putting. The head for a golf putter includes a head body united with a shaft endmost part of putter as a kind of golf club and used for putting a golf ball; a putting wire assembled in zigzags with a club face as a putter face of the head body, to extendedly strike the golf ball in a way of surrounding a portion of the golf ball in a putting using the putter; and a tension control member to change a striking sensitivity transferred to the golf ball in the putting.

1 . A head for a golf putter comprising:
 a head body united with a shaft endmost part of putter as a kind of golf club and used for putting a golf ball;   a putting wire assembled in zigzags with a club face as a putter face of the head body, to extendedly strike the golf ball in a way of surrounding a portion of the golf ball in a putting using the putter; and   a tension control member to change a striking sensitivity transferred to the golf ball in the putting through a tension control of the putting wire.   
   
   
       2 . The head for a golf putter of  claim 1 , wherein:
 the head body comprises a concave block adapted in a recessed structure of a center part of the club face so as not to interfere a tension action generated in the putting wire in the putting of the golf ball;   an assembly block adapted to which the tension control member is installed to control a tension thereof by inserting and fixing both ends of the putting wire and simultaneously holding and fixing a number of portions of the putting wire; and   an inward space block providing a space to be easy to fix another portion of the putting wire, on the face of vertical respective parts protruded therebetween resulting from a recessed formation of the inward space block, the concave block and the assembly block, a plurality of first and second gap keeping grooves are arrayed upward and downward to fix the putting wire fixed reciprocating in zigzags with upper and lower gaps,   the inward space block is provided with a plurality of holding pins to hold and fix a plurality of other portions of the putting wire, the plurality of holding pins being formed in an upper and lower array structure, crossing both ends thereof opposite to each other,   on one side face of the assembly block, a plurality of support plates and a single protrusion block, in which a hinge pin for a hinge combination of the tension control member is vertically inserted in straightness, are united and protruded, and   the assembly block is provided with a closing cover further assembled to surround and protect so as not to expose the tension control member installed on the face thereof to the outside.   
   
   
       3 . The head for a golf putter of  claim 2 , wherein in the tension control member, a plurality of hinge parts received between the protrusion block and the support plates of the assembly block and simultaneously hinge-combined by the hinge pin are protruded on one side thereof, and
 a plurality of holding hooks with a holding flute to hold and fix a plurality of other portions of the putting wire are formed on another side thereof.   
   
   
       4 . The head for a golf putter of  claim 2 , wherein the tension control member is provided with a control bolt that is assembled in screw with the assembly block after piercing through upper and lower sides of a front thereof, to control a tension sensitivity of the putting wire through a pivot movement that the tension control member is closely stuck to or widened from the assembly block. 
   
   
       5 . The head for a golf putter of  claim 1 , wherein the putting wire is formed of metal string easy to extend a putting point of the golf ball through a collision transformation generated in a putting using the head body. 
   
   
       6 . A head for a golf putter comprising:
 a head body united with a shaft endmost part of putter as a kind of golf club and used for putting a golf ball;   a putting wire assembled in zigzags with a club face as a putter face of the head body, to extendedly strike the golf ball in a way of surrounding a portion of the golf ball in a putting using the putter;   a tension control member to change a striking sensitivity transferred to the golf ball in the putting through a tension control of the putting wire;   a pad support member to restrain a strong shaking of the putting wire caused by a collision of putting and simultaneously substantially increase a resilient force, the pad support member being adapted between the head body and the putting wire; and   a cushion pad supporting an inner side of the putting wire in a state of being stuck to a front center part of the pad support member.   
   
   
       7 . The head for a golf putter of  claim 6 , wherein:
 the head body comprises a concave block adapted in a recessed structure of a center part of the club face so as not to interfere a tension action generated in the putting wire in the putting of the golf ball;   an assembly block adapted to which the tension control member is installed to control a tension thereof by inserting and fixing both ends of the putting wire and simultaneously holding and fixing a number of portions of the putting wire; and   an inward space block providing a space to be easy to fix another portion of the putting wire,   on the face of vertical respective parts protruded therebetween resulting from a recessed formation of the inward space block, the concave block and the assembly block, a plurality of first and second gap keeping grooves are arrayed upward and downward to fix the putting wire fixed reciprocating in zigzags with upper and lower gaps,   the inward space block is provided with a plurality of holding pins to hold and fix a plurality of other portions of the putting wire, the plurality of holding pins being formed in an upper and lower array structure, crossing both ends thereof opposite to each other,   on one side face of the assembly block, a plurality of support plates and a single protrusion block, in which a hinge pin for a hinge combination of the tension control member is vertically inserted in straightness, are united and protruded, and   the assembly block is provided with a closing cover further assembled to surround and protect so as not to expose the tension control member installed on the face thereof to the outside.   
   
   
       8 . The head for a golf putter of  claim 7 , wherein in the tension control member, a plurality of hinge parts received between the protrusion block and the support plates of the assembly block and simultaneously hinge-combined by the hinge pin are protruded on one side thereof, and a plurality of holding hooks with a holding flute to hold and fix a plurality of other portions of the putting wire are formed on another side thereof. 
   
   
       9 . The head for a golf putter of  claim 7 , wherein the tension control member is provided with a control bolt that is assembled in screw with the assembly block after piercing through upper and lower sides of a front thereof, to control a tension sensitivity of the putting wire through a pivot movement that the tension control member is closely stuck to or widened from the assembly block. 
   
   
       10 . The head for a golf putter of  claim 6 , wherein the putting wire is formed of metal string easy to extend a putting point of the golf ball through a collision transformation generated in a putting using the head body.