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: Golf PatentsWatch Out, Nike Has Some Interesting Designs Up Their Sleeve. Can You Imagine Tiger Playing One of These?
By David Dawsey PE Esq
The application published as US Pub. No. 20090186717 titled ?Golf Clubs and Golf Club Heads with Adjustable Center of Gravity and Moment of Inertia Characteristics,? and describes the invention as:
Golf clubs, club heads, and club weighting systems may include: (a) a club head body member; and (b) one or more weight members movably engaged with the club head body member so as to move between a first position and a second position to change an overall exterior shape of the club head. This shape change may result in changes to the overall center of gravity, weighting, and/or moment of inertia characteristics of the club head. Alternatively or additionally, the weight member(s) may be removed from the club head body member, reoriented, and/or replaced with a different weight member, e.g., to change the overall exterior shape, center of gravity, weighting, and/or moment of inertia characteristics of the club head. Methods of making and using these clubs, club heads, and weighting systems also are described.
Check out these designs:






Amazing ideas, but will any of them make it to market? I suggest they call this line the Transformer, or possibly just SS (for shape shifter).
Dave Dawsey - Monitoring Golf Club Inventions
PS ? Check out this POST about a Taylor Made patent application disclosing a driver with fins!
Full post as published by Golf Patents on July 23, 2009 (boomark / email).

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