A golf ball retrieving putter grip assembly includes a tubular member formed by a perimeter wall having a bottom end and a top end. The bottom end is open and is configured to receive a golf club shaft. The tubular member has a front side including a planar section. The tubular member has an upper section terminating at the top end and which comprises less than 20% of a total height of the tubular member. The upper section has an outwardly flaring outer surface. The top end has an upper surface has a depression therein defining a golf ball engaging cup. The depression has an arcuate concave shape to receive a golf ball. An interior lip is attached to the top end and extends inwardly over an opening defining the depression.

An alignment system for a putter-type golf club head including a plurality of focus elements. The alignment system focuses the player’s eye proximate the ball at address to improve putting performance.

A golf putter with interchangeable faceplates, impact materials, and weights in the putter head and handle is disclosed. The putter head is attached with one or more interchangeable faceplates at its front end. The putter head comprises a pair of countersunk heads at each corner of the faceplate. The faceplate is affixed to the putter head using one or more fasteners. A feel insert is placed between the interchangeable faceplates and the putter head using fasteners. A head weight is fastened to the putter head and a handle weight is secured to a putter shaft to adjust the weight on the putter head. Further, a grip is secured to the putter shaft. The golf putter provides the player the ability to change the performance aspect of the faceplate, look, and feel by interchanging faceplates, impact materials, and weights in the head and handle of the putter based on player’s preference.

A golf club is disclosed that has a golf club head with a face having peaks or ridges and deep grooves or valleys. The deep grooves or valleys promote improved “feel” and/or reduced “smash factor” which may be particularly desirable when the golf club head comprises a putter face. The deep grooves or valleys may eliminate the need for costly soft metal alloy faces and/or polymeric or other resilient inserts between the face and the body of the golf club head.

A golf club has a first shaft coupled to a club head, a second shaft configured to slidably engage a portion of the first shaft, a grip coupled to the second shaft, and an adjustable length shaft assembly received by the second shaft and configured to allow a portion of the first shaft to slide in relation to the second shaft in a first configuration, and to restrict a portion of the first shaft from sliding in relation to the second shaft in a second configuration. The grip is restricted from rotation about the first shaft or the second shaft as the first shaft slides in relation to the second shaft.

Described herein is a golf club shaft used with putter type club heads for making a putting stroke on the green of a golf course. The putter shaft is made from high-modulus fibers which results in an ultra-high stiffness putter shaft with high frequency, low tip deflection, and high torsional and bending rigidity. The ultra-high stiffness putter shaft prevents unwanted face twisting during the impact of a golf ball during a putting stroke, allowing for greater putt accuracy.

A golf club fitting apparatus and a method for fitting using the apparatus are provided. The golf club fitting apparatus may be attached to a golf club and provide fitting information including effective lie angle, effective loft angle, stroke plane, and aiming verification information. That golf club fitting apparatus includes a first opening for receiving a shaft, second openings for receiving a collimated light source, third openings for receiving angle indicators, and a recess for securing the collimated light source in an alternate configuration.

A golf club head or golf club, the club including a shaft, a body, a front face, a back face, and a connecting member. The connecting member attached to the center of the back face and extending away from the back face of the club head and turning at an angle, and wherein the front face of the clubhead forms a rectangular shape.

A golf putter clubhead is designed with a unique structure using a geometry and a balance technology to provide super symmetry, harmony and balance at motion and at rest. The clubhead includes a body with triangular members, a putting face, and optional holes. The triangular form clubhead does not require compensation during the swing thus allowing for greater repetition and simplicity of movement in turn producing performance benefits via consistency. The geometric triangular shape of the clubhead provides an instantly recognizable assistance in proper alignment at the rest position. The body of the clubhead may be hollow and feature inner symmetrical structures to complement the form of the body and to enhance and provide superior weight distribution and balance, thus, providing a performance edge in swing consistency and performance, and allowing for repeatability of the clubhead.

A golf club is disclosed that has a golf club head with a face having peaks or ridges and deep grooves or valleys. The deep grooves or valleys promote improved “feel” and/or reduced “smash factor” which may be particularly desirable when the golf club head comprises a putter face. The deep grooves or valleys may eliminate the need for costly soft metal alloy faces and/or polymeric or other resilient inserts between the face and the body of the golf club head.