Golf club, especially putter

Abstract

A golf club, especially a putter has a preferably a straight shaft and an elongation, connected in a first angle and a substantially elongated club head, at which golf club the second angle between the elongation axis of the shaft and the elongation axis of the club head called lie, and the third angle between the elongation axis of the shaft elongation and the vertical plane of the club head called loft, are settable, whereas the shaft elongation us releasably connectable to the club head by an elongated connect element, called hosel, with an elongation axis. which when connected to the shaft elongation preferably coincides to the longation axis of the shaft elongation, whereas the club head is provided with a channel, running at right angle to its longitudinal axis, wherein first and second chosen direction elements are able to be introduced, at the outsides formed to be supported by the walls of the channel, in its insides so designed with recesses, that these so embrace the portion of the connection element, that projects downwards in the channel, that the chosen angles lie and loft, corresponding to the chosen direction elements, are settable, when the connection element is fixed to the club head.

1 . Golf club, especially putter, preferably with a straight shaft ( 1 ) and an elongation ( 3 ), connected in a first angle ( 2 ) and a substantially elongated club head ( 4 ) at which golf club the second angle ( 5 ) between the elongation axis ( 6 ) of the shaft and the elongation, axis ( 7 ) of the club head called lie, and the third angle ( 8 ) between the elongation axis ( 9 ) of the shaft elongation ( 3 ) and the vertical plane of the club head ( 4 ) called loft, are settable, whereas the shaft elongation ( 3 ) is releasably connectable to the club head ( 4 ) by an elongated connect element ( 10 ), called hosel, with an elongation axis ( 11 ) which when connected to the shaft elongation ( 3 ) preferably coincides to the elongation axis ( 9 ) of the shaft elongation ( 3 ), whereas the club head ( 4 ) is provided with a channel ( 12 ), running at right angle to its longitudinal axis ( 7 ), wherein first and second chosen direction elements ( 13 , 14 ) are able to be introduced, at the outsides formed to be supported by the walls of the channel ( 12 ), in its insides so designed with recesses ( 15 , 16 ) that these so embrace the portion ( 21 ) of the connection element ( 10 ), that projects downwards in the channel ( 12 ), that the chosen angles lie and loft, corresponding to the chosen direction elements ( 13 , 14 ), are settable, when the connection element ( 10 ) is fixed to the club head ( 4 )
 characterised In,   that the direction elements ( 13 , 14 ) when comnied embrace the connection element ( 10 ) show an outer substantially rectangular cross section.   
     
     
         2 . Golf club according to  claim 1 ,
 characterised In,   that the direction elements ( 13 , 14 ) embrace the portion ( 21 ) of the connection element( 10 ) projecting downwards into the channel ( 12 ) symmetrically.