Abstract: A golf club head for use in a golf club. The club head has a moulded main body with weighted inserts to improve striking characteristics. The club head includes a shaft anchoring element to attach the club head to a golf club shaft. In one embodiment the club head includes a hardened insert to form a striking face on the golf club. In a further embodiment, the golf club head is formed during a two-step process, first the moulding of a main body, then, the moulding of a insert to form a front face.

Abstract: A golf club head for use in a golf club. The club head has a moulded main body with weighted inserts to improve striking characteristics. The club head includes a shaft anchoring element to attach the club head to a golf club shaft. In one embodiment the club head includes a hardened insert to form a striking face on the golf club. In a further embodiment, the golf club head is formed during a two-step process, first the moulding of a main body, then, the moulding of a insert to form a front face.

Abstract: A golf course indicator for providing information to golfers to help in club selection and understanding course layout. The indicator includes a generally planar upper surface which includes indicia for providing information to a golfer and a post mount for releasably attaching a post to the upper surface. The releasable attachment allows a post to be nondestructively removed from the post mount. A skirt is formed below the upper surface which ends at a bottom face and forms a hollow body. The upper face has a first area and the bottom face has a second area, the second area being greater than the first area to facilitate securing the device into the ground. The device is sized and shaped to fit into a hole in the ground. In a further embodiment the invention includes a post for mounting in the post mount, the post including a lower section sized and shaped to permit the post to be knocked out of the post mount without damaging either the post or the post mount.

Abstract: This invention relates to a weighted golf club head having a generally flat front face for striking a ball and a body extending rearwardly from the front face. The body includes an attachment at one end for connecting to a golf club shaft and a toe at the other end. The head has a pair fixed internal weights extending behind the front face, the weights having a minor axis and a major axis. The major axis of the weight is generally transverse to the plane of the front face.

Abstract: An annular fluid seal made of an elastomeric material has a body with a radially outer surface and a radially inner surface. The outer surface is contoured to be insertable into the opening in the end of a cylinder. The inner surface has at one side a radially inwardly extending sealing lip for slidably engaging and sealing a piston rod, and at the other side it has a radially inwardly extending wiping flap for wiping the piston rod. Between the sealing lip and the wiper flap is a radially inwardly extending guide member slidably engaging the rod for guiding the rod through the seal. The guide member is much wider than the sealing lip or wiper flap, to withstand radial forces imposed by the rod which would otherwise tend to distort the seal and cause it to leak.