Year in Review
Five years are now in the books and I am looking forward to a sixth! Boy how time flies. You can check out the first real Golf-Patents blog entry HERE. Hopefully the Golf-Patents blog has provided golfers with a better understanding of just how important intellectual property is to the golf industry.
As always... I like to hear from readers regarding the topics and content that they enjoy most, so don't hesitate to email me your thoughts.
The following were the most viewed entries in 2011.
David Dawsey - The IP Golf Guy
As always... I like to hear from readers regarding the topics and content that they enjoy most, so don't hesitate to email me your thoughts.
The following were the most viewed entries in 2011.
Another Unusual Hosel Design from Callaway; Are They Onto Something, or Searching for a Miracle
The New Look of Callaway Drivers?
The Wealthiest Golfers Recognize the Importance of Building and Protecting Their Brand – Take a Look at The Shark’s Trademark Portfolio
The Adjustable Sole Plate (ASP) Patent
Court Sides with Callaway in ProV1 Dispute Regarding Breach of Contract Issue
Just What Every Golfer Needs in Their Arsenal
Will This Nike Putter Make it to the Market?
Now this is a Nike Golf Invention that I Could Use
This Putter Invention Would Sell
Nike Golf’s New Tiger Ball? It Has Teeth
David Dawsey - The IP Golf Guy
Posted by David Dawsey PE Esq at 1/2/2012 12:00 AM 
Categories: General Legal, Woods, Balls, Trademarks, Golf Design Patents, Patent of the Week, Misc Golf Products, Litigation, Irons, Putters, Competitive Intelligence
Categories: General Legal, Woods, Balls, Trademarks, Golf Design Patents, Patent of the Week, Misc Golf Products, Litigation, Irons, Putters, Competitive Intelligence
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