Appeal 2007-2848
Application 10/765,106
6. A putter type golf club including a club head having a ball striking
face lying in a first plane and a shaft having an upper end and a lower end
connected to the club head, wherein the improvement comprises:
an elongated handle having an upper edge and a lower edge, said handle
being attached to said shaft and having a generally oval, cross-sectional
shape along the entire handle between said upper edge and said lower edge;
said upper edge of said handle including alignment indicia, defined by at
least a first alignment line in a direction perpendicular to the first plane of
said ball striking face and a second alignment line on said upper edge of said
handle, said second alignment line being perpendicular to said first
alignment line, parallel to said first plane of said ball striking face; and
wherein said first alignment line and said second alignment line intersect to
form four angles.
7. The putter type golf club of claim 6 wherein said upper edge of
said handle is further defined by a flat upper surface.
8. The putter type golf club of claim 6 wherein said handle extends at
least half of the overall length of the golf club from said club head to said
upper end of said shaft.
9. The putter type golf club of claim 6 wherein the first alignment
line is longer than the second alignment line.
10. The putter type golf club of claim 6 wherein the first alignment
line and second alignment line intersect to form a cross.
11. A putter type golf club including a club head having a ball
striking face lying in a first plane and a shaft having an upper end and a
lower end connected to the club head, wherein the improvement comprises:
an elongated handle having an upper edge and a lower edge, said handle
being attached to said shaft; said upper edge of said handle including
alignment indicia, defined by at least a first alignment line in a direction
perpendicular to the first plane of said ball striking face and a second
alignment line on said upper edge of said handle, said second alignment line
being perpendicular to said first alignment line, parallel to said first plane of
said ball striking face; and wherein said first alignment line and said second
alignment line intersect to form four angles.
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