Finally, Never Again Worry about Whether Your Swing Plane is Too Steep or Shallow
Check out this beautiful club design!
Well, that stance looks perfectly natural! The figures come from a patent application that recently published as US Pub. No. 20110207548 titled “Golf Club With Near Vertical Shaft.” The application explains:
Genius?
Dave Dawsey - Monitoring Golf Inventions
Well, that stance looks perfectly natural! The figures come from a patent application that recently published as US Pub. No. 20110207548 titled “Golf Club With Near Vertical Shaft.” The application explains:
A golf club having a bent hosel. The hosel is approximately five inches long and the bend is approximately centered on the hosel. The hosel is connected to the golf club base to angle toward the golfer. At its middle, or approximately two and one half inches above the golf club base, the hosel is bent away from the golfer to a nearly vertical angle. The shaft of the golf club is connected to the upper portion of the bent hosel causing the shaft to continue at the nearly vertical angle. The novel angling of the hosel and shaft allow an average golfer to consistently hit straighter shots beginning with a putter, but including golf irons and golf woods.
Genius?
Dave Dawsey - Monitoring Golf Inventions
Posted by David Dawsey PE Esq at 9/12/2011 12:00 AM 
Categories: Misc Golf Products, Shafts, Irons, Published Patent App of the Week, Putters
Categories: Misc Golf Products, Shafts, Irons, Published Patent App of the Week, Putters
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