Abstract: A sports glove, such as hockey, lacrosse and other sports gloves, includes a front palm portion having finger stalls for insertion of fingers therein, a back portion which is attachable to said front palm portion by a connector, such as a zipper, wherein the zipper connector is covered by a fly cover having an attachment end and a free end, wherein further lifting of the free end of the fly cover exposes the zipper for user engagement therewith.

Abstract: A golf putter head including a face portion having an upper edge portion and a lower edge portion; a sole portion; a top portion extending rearward from an upper edge of the face portion, the top portion having a front edge and a rear edge; a rear portion extending downward from the rear edge of the top portion to the sole portion; and a transition portion for joining the face portion with the sole portion, wherein the face portion is a maintained at a predetermined distance above the sole portion and the sole portion is positioned rearward of the face portion.

Abstract: For weight distribution in a golf iron club head, the use of construction material from a location thereon never used in play, namely centrally along a top edge of the ball-striking face, advantageously relocated to the toe, sole, heel or combinations thereof, to contribute to sweet spot-enhancement in at least two respects, viz. first, that weight in the removal location is counterproductive to a good hit and removal is a benefit even if not relocated elsewhere, and second that said weight that is relocated being sourced from the club head itself, does not change the overall swing weight of the club head, which typically is selected according to the size and handicap of the golfer and should remain unchanged.

Abstract: A golf club head to be used for an "iron" that in a preferred embodiment has on its angled face along a bottom edge an arrangement of vertically oriented adjacently located score lines or grooves and above these vertical grooves a non-vertical or slanted arrangement of grooves that in contrast with each other optically provide a modified 90 degree or horizontally oriented visual reference, in the form of a bar-like configuration, which greatly assists the golfer in positioning the golf club head in relation to the intended line of flight of the golf ball.