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All putters that I have ever seen are designed for the golfer to stand beside the ball when putting toward the cup. With the Straight Away Putter, the golfer will stand behind the ball to putt.
By making the club shaft perpendicular to the club head, the golfer can stand behind the ball to putt and putt straight away from himself. By putting straight away, the golfers line of putting is already set and he can concentrate on the speed of his putt.
FIG. 1—Shows the location of the golfer's feet and how the ball is hit away from the golfer when using the Straight Away Putter.
FIG. 2—Shows the front view of the Straight Away Putter and that the club shaft is perpendicular to the putter face.
FIG. 3—Shows the side view and that the golfer stands behind the ball and putts straight away.
The only thing different about the Straight Away Putter from a conventional putter is that the club shaft is installed perpendicular to the putter face. This will aloow the golfer to stand behind the ball when putting.