Abstract: This invention, in contrast to other golf club head inventions, presents an entirely new concept in the formulation of golf club heads. Wherein this invention utilizes the scientific properties of the spherical weight, resulting in substantial improvements in the functioning of the golf club heads and the corresponding improvements in the golf swing. A spherical weight is disposed in golf club heads, as specified, employing the scientific properties of the sphere, to develop an “in line momentum”. This results in a responsive control and an easier executed golf swing. The conventional golf club, actually, is made like a small paddle with an upright handle at one end. Whereas, the golf club, of this invention, because of its specifications, embodies the weight of the club head, the spherical weight, and the club shaft, substantially, all in one line, producing a superior functioning golf club.

Abstract: This invention, in contrast to other golf club head inventions, presents an entirely new concept in the formulation of golf club heads. Wherein this invention utilizes the scientific properties of the spherical weight, resulting in substantial improvements in the functioning of the golf club heads and the corresponding improvements in the golf swing. A spherical weight is disposed in golf club heads, as specified, employing the scientific properties of the sphere, to develop an “in line momentum”. This results in a responsive control and an easier executed golf swing. The conventional golf club, actually, is made like a small paddle with an upright handle at one end. Whereas, the golf club, of this invention, because of its specifications, embodies the weight of the club head, the spherical weight, and the club shaft, substantially, all in one line, producing a superior functioning golf club.

Abstract: This invention creates a new and truly scientifically advanced design and structuring of golf club heads based on Sir Isaac Newton's First Law of Motion. A very precise and controlled path of inertial swing is then developed by this gyroscopic club head. This is accomplished by utilizing a spherical metal weight positioned rearward of the striking surface. Further, a weight is positioned at the club head's center of gravity. Further again, a metal spherical weight is positioned at the club head's center of gravity. All this creates and results in a smooth, easy and natural flowing swing which is in one arc line and in one plane. The concept presented herein, enables the manufacture of unlimited variety of golf clubs.

Abstract: This invention of a golf club putter head, attempts to minimize torque and wobble of the club head by placing two especially designed weights at the rear of the club head so that they are aligned with the sides of the ball. These two weights work together and impart a force to the ball on its sides as well as at its center. The result is that, there is less torque on the club head because of the disposition of the weights in the proximity of the ball and shorter torque arm leverage which minimizes the intensity of the torque. The net result is that, we have a putter head which is stable, providing positive control of the putt and which feels natural and in line, in the back swing and down swing and at impact.

Abstract: This invention, the “Dual Purpose Golf Putting practice Device”, is characterized by two unique concepts which offers the player a practice device which better simulates the conditions of putting on the golf course green. One is a “vertical target hole”, constructed with “Flaps”, into which properly putt balls role, and disappears as into the hole on the golf course green. The other is the arrangement of “Flaps”in rows, which intercept balls according to their rolling force, enabling the player to practice the required force for putting from various distances. The device consists of a housing, having no bottom surface, a target cage, which provides a circular target as the hole, and row or rows of “Flaps”, which indicate the force of the rolling ball.

Abstract: This invention of a golf club putter head, attempts to minimize torque and wobble of the club head by placing two especially designed weights at the rear of the club head so that they are aligned with the sides of the ball. These two weights work together and impart a force to the ball on its sides as well as at its center. The result is that, there is less torque on the club head because of the disposition of the weights in the proximity of the ball and shorter torque arm leverage which minimizes the intensity of the torque. The net result is that, we have a putter head which is stable, providing positive control of the putt and which feels natural and in line, in the back swing and down swing and at impact.

Abstract: Current golf club putters are not adequately designed for controlled putting according to the skill of the player. They are of primitive design and create aggravating and agonizing challenges to the serious player. The player must putt like a zombie, hoping that he will not make a false motion that will divert the putt. These putters are unstable and wobble with their torque, creating unnecessary and unreasonable problems to make a good putt. This invention tries to solve these problems by providing a new concept in a putter head construction. The invention presents a putter head which embodies weights added to its front face surface and which extend forward. Briefly, this concept creates a stable back swing and a stable down swing with a leading momentum in line and pulling the ball through at impact with a smooth roll. This gives the player better control of his putting and creates a gratifying feel.

Abstract: This invention, the “Dual Purpose Golf Putting practice Device”, is characterized by two unique concepts which offers the player a practice device which better simulates the conditions of putting on the golf course green. One is a “vertical target hole”, constructed with “Flaps”, into which properly putt balls role, and disappears as into the hole on the golf course green. The other is the arrangement of “Flaps” in rows, which intercept balls according to their rolling force, enabling the player to practice the required force for putting from various distances. The device consists of a housing, having no bottom surface, a target cage, which provides a circular target as the hole, and row or rows of “Flaps”, which indicate the force of the rolling ball.