Abstract: A golf club wedge having a hosel, a bottom wall, a top surface, a toe, a heel and a striking surface with a lower periphery defined by an arcuate leading edge extending downwardly from the heel to a forwardmost point of the striking surface and extending upwardly from the forwardmost point to the toe. The club further incorporates a leading edge which is significantly forward of the center line of the hosel (forward face progression) to improve playability from difficult lies of a golf ball.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method and composition for dietary vitamin supplementation utilizing a form and dosage of vitamins and minerals for enhanced calcium absorption. The method includes the steps of providing a pharmaceutically acceptable composition including calcium citrate, and supplementing the daily dietary regimen of a subject with calcium citrate within the range of approximately 100 mg calcium to approximately 2000 mg calcium, and preferably 1000 mg calcium. The chewable form of the supplement provided herein facilitates absorption of calcium in the teeth and bones of a subject, for enhanced physiological and psychological benefits. The supplement is especially beneficial for subjects experiencing osteoporosis, arthritis, demineralization of teeth and bones, bodily pain and lack of energy, as well as for the prevention of these ailments.

Abstract: A golf club wedge having a hosel, a bottom wall, a top surface, a toe, a heel and a striking surface with a lower periphery defined by an arcuate leading edge extending downwardly from the heel to a forwardmost point of the striking surface and extending upwardly from the forwardmost point to the toe. The club further incorporates a leading edge which is significantly forward of the center line of the hosel (forward face progression) to improve playability from difficult lies of a golf ball.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method and composition for dietary vitamin supplementation utilizing a form and dosage of vitamins and minerals for enhanced calcium absorption. The method includes the steps of providing a pharmaceutically acceptable composition including calcium citrate, and supplementing the daily dietary regimen of a subject with calcium citrate within the range of approximately 100 mg calcium to approximately 2000 mg calcium, and preferably 1000 mg calcium. The chewable form of the supplement provided herein facilitates absorption of calcium in the teeth and bones of a subject, for enhanced physiological and psychological benefits. The supplement is especially beneficial for subjects experiencing osteoporosis, arthritis, demineralization of teeth and bones, bodily pain and lack of energy, as well as for the prevention of these ailments.

Abstract: A golf club wedge having a hosel, a bottom wall, a top surface, a toe, a heel and a striking surface with a lower periphery defined by an arcuate leading edge extending downwardly from the heel to a forwardmost point of the striking surface and extending upwardly from the forwardmost point to the toe. The club further incorporates a leading edge which is significantly forward of the center line of the hosel (forward face progression) to improve playability from difficult lies of a golf ball.

Abstract: A golf club wedge having a hosel, a bottom wall, a top surface, a toe, a heel and a striking surface with a lower periphery defined by an arcuate leading edge extending downwardly from the heel to a forwardmost point of the striking surface and extending upwardly from the forwardmost point to the toe. The club further incorporates a leading edge which is significantly forward of the center line of the hosel (forward face progression) to improve playability from difficult lies of a golf ball.

Abstract: A golf club with a club head having a front ball striking face, and top and bottom walls. The striking face has a configuration which gradually narrows downwardly to form a relatively blunt lower apex on the perimeter of the face. The bottom wall surface extends rearwardly and upwardly from the lower edge of the striking face toward the top wall surface. The striking face configuration and the bottom wall surface configuration substantially reduces turf contact and drag resistance on both the back and forward swings. The striking surface has a pitch angle with loft to lift and fly the golf ball over intervening turf onto a golf green.