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: Golf PatentsIs it Just a Matter of Time Before Everyone is Wearing This Invention on Their Golf Shoes?
By David Dawsey PE Esq


Wow, check out that hosel wrap! When was the last time you had a club that looked like that? The drawings come from a patent application that published yesterday as US Pub. No. 20090119857 titled ?Golf Clubhead Cleaning Device.? The application describes the invention as:
A golf clubhead cleaning device. The cleaning device is a single or multilayer flexible band which is secured to a golf shoe without interfering with the cleats. The device is elastic and stretches sufficiently to be slid over the circumference of a golfer's shoe, and when released, retracts sufficiently to snugly fit and remain in place. The outer surface includes an abrasive surface portion which a golf clubhead is rubbed against to remove any dirt. The lower portion of the device is sized to rest against the sole of a golf shoe such that it does not interfere with the cleats. The outer surface rests snugly against the golf shoe and does not protrude or interfere with the golfer's walking or swing. The outer surface may be detachable and replaceable. Indicia may be displayed on the device.
No offense but this invention looks like the type of thing that a golfer gets as a gift from a non-golfer.
David Dawsey ? The Golf Shoe Invention Attorney
PS ? click here to check out another interesting golf shoe invention
Full post as published by Golf Patents on May 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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