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Are PING Players Ready for “The Turbulator”?

Turbulator; we don’t need no stinking turbulator! Well, unless golfers believe that it will help them add a few yards to their drives. Check out the PING driver design found in a patent application that published last week. The drawing comes from US Pub. No. 20130109494 titled “Golf Club Heads with Turbulators...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Tue, May 7 2013
PING’s New Driving Iron

Perhaps. Check out the club head found in a design patent that issued today. The drawings come from USPN D681,142 ; filed on November 19, 2012 and issued today. I suspect there is a market for these types of clubs, especially since I have been itching to pull the trigger and buy a driving hybrid. Dave...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Tue, Apr 30 2013
Nike Golf Covert Driver Designs that Didn’t Make the Cut (or may be the next generation)

Golf equipment companies come up with a lot of club head designs in the process of developing one commercial product, majority of which golfers never get to see . Fortunately their patent applications often reveal some of the hidden gems that for one reason or another did not survive the process, or...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Thu, Apr 25 2013
Guess Who Plans to Launch a JAILBIRD Line of Products

A recent trademark application filed by Callaway Golf indicates that they plan to use the JAILBIRD trademark in association with golf clubs, golf bags, and head covers for golf clubs. What is the likelihood we will see a JAILBIRD line of clubs? My prediction: 10%. David Dawsey – A Golfing Trademark Lawyer

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Sun, Apr 21 2013
The Masters Golf Tourney and Intellectual Property

Hard to believe it is already that time of year; specifically the time of year that I recycle prior posts about the Masters golf tournament and intellectual property. Check out my 2007 post " One More Reason to Admire Augusta National – The Trademark Portfolio ", which illustrates there are...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Fri, Apr 12 2013
Is Golf Ready for a "Thermoreactive Face"?

Guess which golf equipment company filed a patent application directed to a "thermoreactive face." The answer is at the bottom of this post. The patent application published as US Pub. No. 20130085012 titled "Golf Club Head or Other Ball Striking Device with Thermoreactive Face,"...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Fri, Apr 5 2013
Would it Work? A Floating Ball Within a Sphere Within a Club Head

How many yards would you gain with this driver? More appropriately, “would it work?” The drawings come from USPN 6,443,855 titled “Head of a Golf Club,” which describes the invention as: A head of golf club having a hollow body with a first semi-phere integrally formed therein and a filling line integrally...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Wed, Apr 3 2013
A New Breakthrough in Foot Wedge Technology

How long would it take you to kick a golf ball around 9 holes? More importantly, could you do it without ending the round with a distinct limp? A long time, and no! Regardless, it would be fun to try this golf invention at least once. This latest breakthrough in golf technology is found in a patent application...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Fri, Mar 22 2013
Place Your Bets, Will We See This Technology in a PING Driver?

As I have said before, PING drivers are known for their classic simple designs. Purists love the designs, but some would suggest they are old-school (ahem, not loaded with technology). Nonetheless, they always seem to perform, even without 10 different technology acronyms plastered to the product. That...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Thu, Mar 21 2013
Would it Work? A “Force Focusing Golf Club”

Time for a new addition to the “ Would it Work ” category of posts. Check out this “Force Focusing Golf Club” patent (USPN 3,817,522 ) from 1974 and come to your own conclusion. The patent describes the invention as: This is a golf club comprising a head and attached shaft wherein a pressure focusing...

Posted to Other Great Golf Blogs From Around The Web (Weblog) by Anonymous on Fri, Mar 15 2013

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