Golf Club Driver

United States Patent Application 20070238545

Image of proposed design is in the drawings section.

Fountaine, Ken Craig (Hickory, NC, US)

11/308526

10/11/2007

04/01/2006

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BLAU, STEPHEN LUTHER

KEN FOUNTAINE (HICKORY, NC, US)

What is claimed is:

1. I claim this golf club design to be new and original. The advantage to having the shaft attached to the club head over the center of the club face is reduced twisting of the shaft when the ball is struck. This results in straighter and more consistent ball trajectory.

DESCRIPTION

My invention is a golf club driver with the shaft attached to the club head over the center of the club face, instead of at one end of the club face. (see attached image) The patent should be worded as to cover the shaft attachment to the club head anywhere except the traditional location at one end of the club head.