US2009298606A1PendingUtilityA1
Golf Club With Level Indicator
Est. expiryJun 3, 2028(~1.9 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Seok Ki Kim
G01C 9/34A63B 69/3685A63B 69/3632A63B 2220/18
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Abstract
A golf club incorporates a spirit level along the axis thereof. Such a club permits the slope of a green to be indicated by laying the club upon the ground, and may be an aid to novice golfers.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A golf club, comprising:
a shaft having a shaft axis; and a spirit level located along the shaft axis.
2 . A golf club according to claim 1 wherein said level is viewable from the side of the club.
3 . A golf club according to claim 2 wherein said level is incorporated within the handle of the golf club.
4 . A golf club according to claim 1 wherein said level is incorporated within the handle of the golf club.
5 . A club according to claim 3 wherein said level is positioned opposite the palm position of the lower hand grip.
6 . A club according to claim 1 wherein said level is incorporated within the shaft of the golf club.
7 . A club according to claim 2 wherein said level is incorporated within the shaft of the golf club.
8 . A club according to claim 1 wherein said level is incorporated within the head of the golf club.
9 . A club according to claim 2 wherein said level is incorporated within the head of the golf club.
10 . A club according to claim 1 wherein said level has two or more spaced markings indicative of increasing slope away from true horizontal.
11 . A club according to claim 2 wherein said level has two or more spaced markings indicative of increasing slope away from true horizontal.
12 . A club according to claim 3 wherein said level has two or more spaced markings indicative of increasing slope away from true horizontal.
13 . A club according to claim 4 wherein said level has two or more spaced markings indicative of increasing slope away from true horizontal.
14 . A club according to claim 5 wherein said level has two or more spaced markings indicative of increasing slope away from true horizontal.
15 . A club according to claim 6 wherein said level has two or more spaced markings indicative of increasing slope away from true horizontal.
16 . A club according to claim 7 wherein said level has two or more spaced markings indicative of increasing slope away from true horizontal.
17 . A club according to claim 8 wherein said level has two or more spaced markings indicative of increasing slope away from true horizontal.
18 . A club according to claim 9 wherein said level has two or more spaced markings indicative of increasing slope away from true horizontal.
19 . A club according to claim 10 having said markings on either side of horizontal.
20 . A club according to claim 11 having said markings on either side of horizontal.
21 . A club according to claim 12 having said markings on either side of horizontal.
22 . A club according to claim 13 having said markings on either side of horizontal.
23 . A club according to claim 14 having said markings on either side of horizontal.
24 . A club according to claim 15 having said markings on either side of horizontal.
25 . A club according to claim 16 having said markings on either side of horizontal.
26 . A club according to claim 17 having said markings on either side of horizontal.
27 . A club according to claim 18 having said markings on either side of horizontal.
28 . A club according to claim 1 adapted to have two widely spaced ground contacting features.
29 . A club according to claim 28 wherein said features comprise the club handle and the club head.
30 . A club according to claim 1 further including a cover for said spirit level.
31 . A method for determining the degree slope in a putting green, comprising the steps:
providing a putter having a shaft, a grip, and a spirit level disposed on the shaft or grip, the spirit level including markings located on either side of horizontal; placing the putter on the surface of the putting green so that said level faces upwards; and identifying the degree of slope in the green relative to horizontal by inspection of said level.Cited by (0)
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