Abstract: A putter type golf club head including a club head body with a ball striking face and a triangular hosel having an upright side, a base at 90 degrees to the upright side and a hypotenuse side. The apex of triangular hosel is connected to a shaft socket and the base is connected to the club head body. The base extends from a point adjacent the ball striking face rearwardly to a second point adjacent the rear of the club head and is in a plane perpendicular to the ball striking face. The club head includes a lower flange extending rearward from the striking face. An upright boss is provided on the flange adjacent the heel and the toe ends of the club.

Abstract: A rotatable golf club holder insert adapted to be inserted in a golf bag and a golf bag having such an insert preferably including a series of golf club dividers forming separated compartments to receive the golf clubs and coupling means associated with the golf bag for permitting the club holder insert to be rotated in a 360 degree manner in either direction so that the insert may be rotatably relocated to an optimum frontal position relative to a golfer so that the golfer can easily withdraw or replace a club from or in the bag.

Abstract: An improved putter-type golf club head configuration including a heel, toe, upper surface, bottom surface, rear surface and ball striking face having a center of percussion centrally located thereon wherein the improvement includes a first cavity located in the upper surface of the club head behind the ball striking face and generally symmetrical around the center of percussion and second and third cavities located in the bottom surface of the club head adjacent the heel and toe respectively. The club head configuration provides a unique improved weight distribution having weight centrally located below and behind the ball striking face and weight located at the toe and heel of the club vertically above the center of percussion.

Abstract: A complete system of alignment indicia for a golf club to provide the user with precise alignment for both loft and lie indicating when the club is properly soled including intersecting, inner indicia having four point, three point and two point alignment, adjoining inner indicia having three point and two point alignment, non-touching inner indicia having four point, three point and two point alignment and a combination of outer geometric marks which are complementary to and aligned with the various other geometric designs in four point, three point and two point alignment arrangements.

Abstract: A shoe having an elasticized lower vamp opening in combination with an adjustable and flexible closure assembly to fasten the shoe. The elastic at the lower vamp opening permits this part of the shoe to expand as required by the flexing of the wearer's foot and to recover the tautness and tension originally available in the shoe. The closure assembly utilizes separable fastening members having complementary coacting flexible gripping elements as the fastening means, a fastener strap and an anchor means which engages the free end of the fastener strap to permit the wearer to easily adjust and maintain the closure assembly to the precise tautness desired and to fasten the shoe, using only one hand. The improvements of this combination enables the wearer to obtain the optimum custom-fit and overall foot comfort.

Abstract: A golf glove that provides a taut fit on the .Iadd.wearer's .Iaddend.palm and fingers by providing elastic means across the .[.knuckles.]. .Iadd.knuckle area .Iaddend.of the glove that cooperate with a fastener. A deep vent .Iadd.portion in glove .Iaddend.opening can be provided on the back portion to permit easy entry of the hand. The glove can be adjustably fastened upon the hand by one or more Velcro nylon tabs which can be directly attached to one side of the deep vent .Iadd.portion of glove .Iaddend.opening or can be attached through a ring with a flexible strap to provide a double closure. The palm portion of the glove can be provided with a reinforced pad and vent perforations. An additional pad can be extended between the webbing of the thumb and index fingers to ensure protection for other sports. A ball marker can be locked into the Velcro tab fastener or separately attached to the glove.

Abstract: A shoe having a variable opening and tongue utilizing an adjustable and flexible closure assembly which includes separable fastening members having coacting, flexible, gripping elements, such as hook and loop Velcro type fastening means, a fastener strap, and an anchor means with an opening to engage the free end of the fastener strap permitting the wearer to easily adjust and secure the closure assembly to the precise tautness desired, using only one hand.