Abstract: An improved golf club head wherein 70%-97% of the total head weight is within 3/4"-1" of the heel and toe ends of the head. The golf club head is provided with an echo chamber for improving audible feedback to the golfer. Upper and lower overhangs extending from the echo chamber enhance the feedback. The golf club head is further provided with a variation of offset hosels and improved alignment indices. The structural arrangement of the dense metal end blocks allows for the adjustment of the club swing weight without disassembly and reassembly of the club head.

Abstract: An improved golf club head wherein 70%-97% of the total head weight is within 3/4"-1" of the heel and toe ends of the head. The golf club head is provided with an echo chamber for improving audible feedback to the golfer. Upper and lower overhangs extending from the echo chamber enhance the feedback. The golf club head is further provided with a variation of offset hosels and improved alignment indices. The structural arrangement of the dense metal end blocks allows for the adjustment of the club swing weight without disassembly and reassembly of the club head.

Abstract: A grip for a golf club having a shaft. The grip has a generally tubular body portion for a length which extends along an upper section of the shaft. The body portion of the grip has a first end proximal to the shaft and a second capped end which is opposite the first end. The body portion has a wall thickness which is variable about the shaft along the bottom side, right side, and left side from the first to the second end. At the second end, the wall thickness along the top side is thin relative in relation to the wall thickness along the bottom side, while at the first end, the wall thickness along the top side is substantially equal to the wall thickness along the bottom side. The wall thickness of the grip along the top side is generally constant the entire length of the grip, and the thinness of the wall provides the golfer with an improved feel when a golf ball is struck.

Abstract: A putter head (10) comprised of a frame or bracket housing (12), two end bodies (14a) and (14b), and a face (18) having uniform thickness. The two equally dimensioned end bodies (14a) and (14b) are mounted adjacent or outboard of the frame or bracket housing (12). The tabular face (18) is mounted to the end blocks (14a) and (14b). The putter head face (18) is provided with a 0.degree. to +10.degree. loft.

Abstract: A blade type golf club comprising an upstanding blade and a rearwardly extending flange, a longitudinally and horizontally extending groove of desired depth in the angle formed between said blade and said flange and extending forwardly into said blade, and an arcuately shaped groove of desired depth in the medial upper surface of said flange and intermeshed with said longitudinally and horizontally extending groove.

Abstract: A blade type golf club comprising an upstanding blade and a rearwardly extending flange, a longitudinally and horizontally extending groove of desired depth in the angle formed between said blade and said flange and extending forwardly into said blade, and an arcuately shaped groove of desired depth in the medial upper surface of said flange and intermeshed with said longitudinally and horizontally extending groove.