Forward putting golf putter

Abstract

A golf putter is constructed with a relatively large diameter putter shaft and a heavy putter head. Said putter shaft has two gripping areas with thin tape and a ball retriever attaches at the end. Said golf putter head consists of a semi-circular body with a flat sole and a central sole runner. A large head neck seats on slight left of the center of gravity of said putter head. Two symmetrical wing stabilizers also locate on top of said putter head. A letter “T” is marked on the top of said putter head for aiming purpose. Said putter shaft diverges from the vertical line by at least 25 degrees. This golf putter is used in a unique forward putting way with side-saddle manner. A high degree of hole-in can be achieved.

I claim: 
     
         1 . The ornamental design for a forward putting golf putter, as shown and described:
 Description     FIG. 1  is a top perspective 3-D general view of a golf putter;     FIG. 2  is a rear elevational view thereof;     FIG. 3  is a front elevational view thereof;     FIG. 4  is a top plan view thereof;     FIG. 5  is a bottom plan view thereof;     FIG. 6  is a right side elevational view of  FIG. 1 ;     FIG. 7  is a left side elevational view of  FIG. 1 ;     FIG. 8  is an enlarged top perspective view of a second embodiment of said golf putter as disclosed in  FIG. 1 , The shaft shown fragmented for ease of illustrations;     FIG. 9  is a rear elevational view of  FIG. 8 ;     FIG. 10  is a front elevational view of  FIG. 8 ;     FIG. 11  is a top plan view of  FIG. 8 ;     FIG. 12  is a bottom plan view of  FIG. 8 ;     FIG. 13  is a left side elevational view of  FIG. 8 ; and     FIG. 14  is a right side elevational view of  FIG. 8 .     FIGS. 8 ,  9 ,  10 ,  13  and  14  disclose the shaft broken away due to indeterminate length.