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Can You Identify This Putter? Test Your Knowledge of Golf Putter Designs

By David Dawsey PE Esq

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Boy, a ton of putter design patents have issued recently! As you know, Golf-Patents.com has repeatedly used putter design patents to test your knowledge of putters (click here to satisfy your hunger for putter patent posts). Well this should be a relatively easy one?.

How good are you at identifying a particular brand of putter when all the logos and trademarks are stripped off the club head? The figures below come from a US putter design patent that issued recently to a major producer of clubs. Can you identify the brand of putter?


                    

You can click here for the answer, and click here to check out USPN D564607 titled ?Golf Club Head for a Putter.?

Dave Dawsey  - The Golf Club Head Design Patent Attorney


Full post as published by Golf Patents on April 01, 2008 (boomark / email).

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