Golf Product of the Week… The Golf Club Ring
This week an interesting patent issued for a rather unusual golf product. The patent is USPN 7261639 titled “Golf Club Ring” and describes the invention as:
A method and device for preventing a golfer's hands from slipping off a golf club grip. The device has a body with an opening that defines an inner perimeter of the body, an outer perimeter spaced radially outward from and surrounding the inner perimeter, and a slot in the body that extends between the inner and outer perimeters thereof. The slot has a width greater than the diameter of the golf club shaft to permit installation of the body on the golf club. The opening in the body has a minimum dimension larger than the diameter of a second grip portion of the grip but smaller than the diameter of a first grip portion of the grip, so that the body can be prevented from being removed from the club over the first grip portion. In this manner, the device is secured on the grip by an interference fit.
Perhaps these drawings illustrate the invention in a more understandable manner.
This concept seems to have some merit, especially if you play a lot of golf in the rain.
David Dawsey - The Golf Invention Attorney
Posted by David Dawsey PE Esq at 9/3/2007 12:00 AM 
Categories: Misc Golf Products, Fascinating IP of the Week, Grips
Categories: Misc Golf Products, Fascinating IP of the Week, Grips
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