Two-handed golf putter Patent Drawing

by Dale Kincaid

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Two-handed golf putter Patent Drawing

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Dale Kincaid

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Digital Art

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This chalkboard-style patent drawing showcases the innovative design of a two-handed golf putter patented in 1905 by Frederick F. Taylor. The design emphasizes improved control and precision for golfers. The detailed illustration highlights the unique features of the putter, including the dual grips, extended shaft, and balanced weight distribution, which collectively aim to enhance the golfer's putting accuracy. The diagram meticulously labels each component, providing a comprehensive understanding of the putter's construction and functionality. This patent is particularly interesting as it represents a significant advancement in golf equipment, potentially transforming the way golfers approach their short game. This piece would make a unique and eye-catching addition to any wall space, especially in a golf-themed room, home office, or sports memorabilia collection.

Frederick Winslow Taylor (1856-1915) was an American mechanical engineer and inventor, widely known as the father of scientific time management who turned his scientific attention to golf. Taylor invented this golf putter as he focused on the most efficient way to put the ball in the cup. Taylor designed greens for golf courses in Philadelphia, New Jersey and North Carolina. His design features for golf drivers are used today in the most high-tech golf equipment.

Patent artwork features original drawings and illustrations from the archives of the U.S. Patent Office. Ideal for inventors, engineers, and big thinkers, patent art serves as a unique conversation starter and makes an excellent gift for those with a passion for history, innovation, or specific hobbies. They are a perfect choice for both corporate and personal spaces such as offices, country clubs, restaurants, and game rooms. These high-resolution prints are also ideal for decorating man caves, dorm rooms, kids rooms, bath, kitchen, dining and more.

These U. S. Patent registrations represent meticulously restored original drawings, illustrations and engravings. While certain restorations may still exhibit signs of wear and tear due to their age, many have undergone removal of dust, scratches, and smudges, as well as other enhancements so they can be reproduced as exquisite high-quality, high-resolution art prints.

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November 1st, 2024

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