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: Golf PatentsNext Hot Putter Grip or Broken Finger in the Making?
By David Dawsey PE Esq
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An interesting putter grip patent application published today. Check out the putter grip disclosed in US Pub. No. 20090069106 titled ?Grip Arrangement for Golf Club.?
The application explains:
An improved grip arrangement for a golf club. The grip arrangement comprises a grip extension that extends substantially orthogonally from the shaft of the club and oriented to be substantially parallel to the club face. The grip extension allows a golfer to hold the golf club with the wrist of the dominant hand locked. The grip arrangement further comprises a shaft grip that can be used by the subordinate hand to grip the shaft of the club. The locked wrist of the dominant hand provides the golfer with more consistent and accurate shots. The improved grip arrangement is particularly well suited to use with a putter.
No doubt that it is one unique grip.
Dave Dawsey - Keeping an Eye on Golf Industry Intellectual Property
PS ? check out other golf grip patent related posts here
Full post as published by Golf Patents on March 12, 2009 (boomark / email).
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