GOLF PUTTER; STABILISING RAIL PROJECTS DOWNWARDLY FROM BOTTOM WALL OF CLUB HEAD

摘要

The putter comprises a putter body having a heel, toe, sole defining a bottom wall, and a ball striking front face. The body is elongated between the heel and toe. A control rail projects downwardly from the bottom wall, the rail being elongated in a direction between the heel and toe to engage the turf as the putter head is placed downwardly on a golf green. The rail is spaced rearwardly from the front face along the major length of the rail. The rail has a narrow bottom surface along the rail length, the surface being flat in a front to rear direction widthwise of the rail. The body forms a shaft bore extending downwardly in alignment with the rail bottom surface.