Putter head having dual striking face
Abstract
A putter head having a dual striking face, includes a body having a weight balancer and a putter neck having a connection means for making a shaft connected thereto, and a putter face formed at a front of the body, wherein the putter face is formed of a first striking face having a flat surface formed at a region between two lines of an upper boundary line and a lower boundary line that cross a center portion thereof in a transverse direction, a stylobate formed in a curved shape above the upper boundary line, and a second striking face formed in a curved shape below the lower boundary line, thereby the putter face is formed in combination with a flat surface of the first striking face and a curved surface of the second striking face.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A putter head having a dual striking face, comprising:
a body having a weight balancer and a putter neck having a connection means for making a shaft connected thereto, and a putter face formed at a front of the body, wherein the putter face is formed of a first striking face having a flat surface formed at a region between two lines of an upper boundary line and a lower boundary line that cross a center portion thereof in a transverse direction, a stylobate formed in a curved shape above the upper boundary line, and a second striking face formed in a curved shape below the lower boundary line, thereby the putter face is formed in combination with a flat surface of the first striking face and a curved surface of the second striking face.
2 . The putter head having a dual striking face according to claim 1 , wherein a curved surface of the second striking face is more than Ø 20 and less than Ø 45 in its radiuses of curvature.
3 . The putter head having a dual striking face according to claim 1 , wherein an interval between the upper boundary line and the lower boundary line dividing the first striking face is more than 2 mm and less than 20 mm.Cited by (0)
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