 to the main portion of the shaft and putter head wherein the upper portion of the shaft can be made to pivot in a plane parallel to the ball striking face as is done in the present invention. Unfortunately, the disclosure by Palotsee relates to an adjustable golf putter which suffers from a number of disadvantages. One such disadvantage is the apparent difficulty of adjusting the shaft portions relative to one another without the use of a special tool that would have to be carried separately by the golfer during play in order to make adjustments during the game. Another disadvantage thereof is the fact that the angular adjustment of the shaft as noted in the aforementioned patent is accomplished at the upper end thereof, near the grip, wherein for most adjustment positions, the plane of the upper portion of the shaft, does not intersect the putter head, thereby making it more difficult for the golfer to accurately control the putter to obtain the direction of ball roll that he wishes in order to putt the ball precisely in the direction of the hole. Perhaps the most significant disadvantage of the aforementioned prior art patent is the fact that the shaft thereof has to be unique in all respects, thus making it impossible or at least impractical to change shafts or putter heads and alternatively making it necessary to buy an entirely new putter in the event that the shaft or head is damaged or the user otherwise wishes to alter either such component. Another significant disadvantage of the aforementioned prior art patent is the unusual configuration and complex structure of the shaft adjustment mechanism thereof, which raises questions in regard to the expense of manufacture, the cost effectiveness to the consumer and the overriding question of whether such complex and unusual structure could receive approval by the U.S.G.A. or other official golf agencies which rule on the question of what can be used as a golf club in tournament play.
Thus, there is, despite the prior art, a continuing need for an adjustable golf club putter, allowing the shaft to be adjusted along a pivot in a plane parallel to the ball striking face, but in a simple configuration which can be made relatively low cost, which can receive the approval of the U.S.G.A. or other governing bodies in the golf industry, which provides a straight, elongated shaft which allows the user to have conventional grip and control of the putter and which is likely to lead to commercial success by permitting the golfer to make adjustments during the game without requiring the golfer to carry separately from the club, special tools for making such an adjustment. 1. Field of the Invention
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to the main portion of the shaft and putter head wherein the upper parcel of the diaphysis can be made to pivot in a plane parallel to the testis striking face as is dress in the present invention. Unfortunately, the disclosure by Palotsee relate to an adjustable golf putter which suffers from a act of disadvantages. One such disadvantage is the apparent difficulty of adjust the shaft portions proportional to one another without the use of a special tool that would have to be carried separately by the golfer during play in ordering to make adjustments during the game. Another disadvantage thence is the fact that the angular adjustment of the shaft as note in the aforementioned patent is carry through at the upper end thereof, near the grip, wherein for most adjustment positions, the airplane of the upper portion of the shaft, does not intersect the putter head, thereby making it more difficult for the golfer to accurately control the putter to receive the direction of ball roll that he wishes in order to putt the ball precisely in the direction of the hole. Perhaps the most meaning disadvantage of the aforesaid prior art patent is the fact that the shaft thence has to be singular in all respects, thus cook it impossible or at least impractical to change shafts or putter heads and alternatively lay down it necessary to buy an entirely new putter in the event that the shaft or head is damaged or the user otherwise wishes to alter either such part. Another significant disadvantage of the aforesaid prior art patent is the unusual configuration and complex structure of the shaft allowance mechanism thereof, which raises questions in gaze to the expense of manufacture, the cost effectiveness to the consumer and the overriding question of whether such complex and strange structure could receive approval by the U.S.G.A. or other official golf agencies which govern on the question of what can be use as a golf club in tournament gambling. 
 Thus, there be, despite the prior art, a stay need for an adjustable golf club putter, allowing the shaft to be adjusted along a pivot in a plane parallel to the ball striking face, but in a simple shape which can be made relatively low monetary value, which can receive the approval of the U.S.G.A. or other governing bodies in the golf industry, which provides a straightaway, elongated shaft which allows the user to have conventional clasp and restraint of the putter and which is probable to contribute to commercial success by permitting the golfer to make adjustments during the game without necessitate the golfer to carry separately from the club, particular tools for making such an adjustment. 1. Field of the Invention 
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 to the main portion of the shaft and puttgr head xherein the uppdr portion of the shaft can ue mqde ti pivot in a plane parxllel to nhe ball wtrijung face as is donc in fme przsxnt invention. Ukfortunatelf, the disclosuse bv Palotsee relates to an adjustable dolf puytfr which suffets frpi a hlmner of disadvantages. One such diaadvantege is the appatent difficulty of adjustijg tje shaft portions gelative to one qnother withuut the ust mf a specizl tool that would have to be cxrrieb separateli gy jhe golfer dnring ilay in order to make adjustkents during tme gake. Qnother disadvantage vhereof is the fact jhat the atgblar adjustment of thw whaft as totea in tht ahorsmentilnev patent is accomplishwd at the upper end trvteof, near ths grip, wrerein for most adjustment positions, tht plahe of the upper portion of the shaft, does noj intersece the putter head, thereby making it more difficuld for ghe gjudeg to accurately control the putter to obtain ege dprection of ball voll that he wishex ln jrder to putt the bcml precisely in the firectijn of the hole. Pernaps the most significant dusadvantage jd the aforementionzd prior art patgnt is the fact that the shafc thersof has to he unique kn all respects, ghux kaking iu impossible or at least im'ractncal to zhanbe shasts or puther hcdds and alternativfly mcking it necesswry to buy an entirely new puttxc in the evenj tvat the shayt or mead is damaged or the user ojherwise cishes to alter vither surh component. Another signhvicant disadtantage os thw afirementkuned prior art patent is the unusyal configuration end zkmplex structurz if the shaft adkusgmegt mxchanyvm thereof, wvich rakxes qjestions in fegatd to the expense of manhfacture, the cost rfnectivenews to thq consumer anc the overriding qkestimn uf whrthgr such complex and unusual strhcture cokld receive appwovao by the U.S.G.C. or other official golf agencies which cule on the question of what can be used ax a golf cluu in tjurnament play.
Thus, there is, dwspite the prior srt, a continuing need for at adjkstable golf club putter, allowing the shaft to be adjusted along a pivot un a plane parallem to the tajk strihing hace, but in a simile configuration which can be mede relatieejy low cost, which can receivr ghe approval uf the U.S.G.A. or other govsrning bpdies in the golf industry, whicn provides a straight, elpngated whaft which alluws the user to hafe conrentiobal grip anf control of ghe pmtter and ahici ia likely to lead to commercial syccess bj permitting the golfer to lxke asjustmgnts during the gzme slthouj requiring thr golfer to catry separately from nhe club, special uools for makinb such dn adjustmenv. 1. Field of dhe Invention
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to the main portion of the shaft head the upper of the shaft in plane parallel to ball striking face is done in the present invention. the disclosure by Palotsee relates to an adjustable golf putter which suffers from number of disadvantages. One such disadvantage is the apparent difficulty of adjusting the portions to another the use of a special tool that would have to be carried separately by the golfer play in order to make adjustments during the Another disadvantage thereof is fact that the angular adjustment the as noted the patent accomplished at the end thereof, near the grip, wherein for most adjustment positions, the plane of the upper portion of shaft, does the putter thereby it difficult for the accurately control the putter to obtain ball roll that he wishes in order to the ball in the direction of the hole. the most significant disadvantage of the aforementioned prior patent is the fact that the shaft thereof has to be unique in all respects, it impossible or at impractical to change or heads alternatively it necessary buy an entirely new putter in the event that the shaft head is damaged or the user otherwise wishes to alter component. significant disadvantage of aforementioned prior art patent the configuration and complex structure shaft mechanism questions regard the expense of manufacture, cost effectiveness to the consumer the overriding question of structure could receive approval by the U.S.G.A. or official golf agencies which rule on the of what can be used as a golf club in tournament play. there is, prior art, a continuing need for an adjustable club putter, allowing the to be adjusted along a pivot in a plane to ball striking but in a configuration which can made relatively low can receive approval the governing bodies in the golf industry, provides straight, elongated shaft which allows user conventional grip and control of the putter and which is likely to lead to commercial permitting the golfer to adjustments the game without requiring the golfer to carry separately from the club, for making such of Invention The
 to the main portion of the shafT and putter Head wHerEin ThE uppEr poRtion of the shafT Can bE made to pivot in a plane paRalleL tO The bALl StrikIng face AS iS DOne In ThE prEsENt InvenTioN. UnfortUnately, the DisClOsure by PalotSEe Relates to aN adJustable golf PutTer whiCh SufFErs frOm a NumbeR of disADvantaGes. One sucH dISadvanTAge is thE APpArenT difficulty of adjuSTiNG the shaft portiOns relAtIVe TO One AnoTher withouT tHe use OF a speciAL tOOL ThaT Would have to be Carried sepaRAteLy by thE gOlfER durinG play In ORdeR to make adjuStmeNts during The gamE. another DIsadvanTage thEreOf iS the FAcT tHat ThE AngULaR adJUstMent of thE sHaFt as nOted IN THE afoRemEntiOned pAtent is accompLisHed aT The Upper End thEreoF, nEar thE grip, wHereiN fOr most adjustmenT posItions, the PlaNe Of tHe Upper POrtion Of tHe sHaft, doeS not intERseCt THE PuTter head, thereby makInG IT mOre diffiCult foR ThE gOLfer to acCuRatEly cONTrol tHe puTTeR to obtaiN the diREcTiOn of balL rOll thaT hE wiSheS in orDEr to Putt thE ball preCiselY In the direction OF the hole. PerhaPS tHE MoST sigNifIcant disadvAntaGE of tHe afOReMenTIoned Prior ArT PaTEnt is the fact that the ShAft theReof hAs to be unique iN all respecTS, THus makinG it iMPoSSible or at least ImpraCtical to chANge shaftS or puTter headS and alterNATively maKinG it NecEssARY tO buy an entirelY NEw puTtEr in the EveNt that tHe sHafT or HeaD iS damaged oR the user OtHeRwIsE wiShes tO Alter eitHeR suCh ComPonenT. anotheR signIficAnT dISadVantage OF tHE AforEmEnTionEd pRiOr art PateNT is The unusUal configUraTIon aNd CoMplex stRucture of the sHaFt adjustmeNt MecHanism THEreof, whiCh raises questions in regaRD to the eXpeNse of ManuFacture, thE coSt effeCtiVEness tO the coNsumeR aNd tHE OverrIDInG quEsTion of whetHER suCh comPlEx anD unusuaL structure could recEIve Approval by the u.S.G.a. or oTHEr OffICiAL goLf AGenCIEs which rule on thE question oF wHAt Can be used aS A goLf Club in tOurnameNt plaY.
thus, theRe is, despiTe the prioR aRt, a cONTinUing need foR an adjusTable golf CLub puTTeR, alloWinG the shAfT to Be adjUsted aLOng A pivoT in a plAnE paralLel to ThE ball strIking face, but in a simple coNfigurAtion WhiCh can be maDe rELatIvely low cOst, wHich can recEivE thE apprOvaL Of the u.S.G.A. OR oTheR GoverNing BOdies in thE GoLf iNDUsTry, which proVIDEs a StraiGht, ELongatEd shAft which allows the USer to have conveNtioNAL grIp aND conTrOl of the putter aNd wHiCH Is likely To Lead to commeRcial sucCeSS by peRmittiNg the gOlfer to MAKe ADjustmEnts DurIng the gamE wiThOUt requiRiNg THe golfEr to CaRry sepAratelY From THE club, special toolS for mAKIng suCH an AdjusTmEnt. 1. FielD Of thE Invention
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 to the main portion of th e shaft an d put ter  he ad  whe rein  the upper por t ionof the shaft can be ma de to  p i voti na pla ne para l le l toth ebal ls tr iking  fa ce as i s done inthe  p resent inven t io n. Unfortu nat ely, the dis clo sure b yPal o tseerel atesto ana djusta ble golfpu t ter wh i ch suff e r sfrom  a number of disa d va n tages. One suc h disa dv a nt a g e i s t he apparen tdiffi c ulty of ad j u s tin g  the shaft po rtions rela t ive  to on eano t her wi thout  t h e u se of a spe cial  tool tha t woul d  have t o  be car ried s epa rat elyb yth e g ol f erd ur ing pla y in ord er  t o mak e ad j u s t ment s d urin g the  game. Anothe r d isad v ant age t hereo f is  t he fa ct tha t the  a ngular adjustme nt o f the sha ftas  no te d int he afo rem ent ioned p atent i s  ac co m p l is hed at the upper e nd t he reof, ne ar the gr ip ,  wherein  f ormost a djust ment po sitions,  the p l an eof theup per po rt ion  of  thes haft , does  not int ersec t  the putter he a d, thereby ma k in g it more  di fficult for  the golf er t o  a ccu r ately  cont ro l  t h e putter to obtainth e dire ction  of ball roll  that he w i s h es in or dert op utt the ball p recis ely in the directio n ofthe hole . Perhaps t he mostsig nif ica ntd i sa dvantage of t h e  afo re mention edprior a rtpat ent  is  t he fact t hat thesh af tth ere of ha s  to be u ni que  i n a ll re s pects,  thus  mak in gi t i mpossib l eo r  atle as t im pra ct icalto c h ang e shaft s or putt erh eads  a nd  altern atively makin git necessa ry  to  buy a n entirely  new putter in the even t  that t heshaft  orhead is d ama ged or  th e  userotherw ise w is hes t o alt e r  e ith er  such comp o n ent . Ano th er s ignific ant disadvantage o f  th e aforementio ned  pri o r  a rtp at e ntis the u nusual configur ation andco m pl ex structu r e o fthe sha ft adju stmen t  mechan ism there of, which  r aise s que stions inregard t o the exp e nse o f  m anufa ctu re, th ecos t eff ective n ess  to t he con su mer an d the  o verridin g question of whether s uch co mplex  an d unusual  st r uct ure could  rec eive appro val  by  theU.S . G.A.or o t he r o f ficia l go l f agencie s  w hic h ru le on the q u e s tio n ofwha t  can b e us ed as a golf club in tournamentplay . Thu s,t here  i s, despite the  pr io r art, a c on tinuing nee d for an  a d justa ble go lf clu b putte r ,  a l lowing  the  sh aft to be  ad ju s ted alo ng  a pivotin a  p lane p aralle l  tot h e ball strikingface, b ut in a s imple  c onfigur a tion  which can  be made re lative ly l ow co st, whi ch  can r ece iv e the appr o val of th e U.S .G.A. o rothe r g overni ng b o d ies i n th egol f industr y ,  w h ic hp rov ides  a st ra ight , elongat e d shaftwhi c h allow sthe u ser to ha v e  conventio nal  grip a nd control of t h ep utter  and w hich i s likel y  to  l ead tocom m e rcial suc cess by p e rmi tt ingthe golf er  toma kead justments durin g the ga me witho u t  requi rin g  the golfer  t o carry sepa ratel yf rom the c lub , speci a l t ool s f or m aki ng s u ch an adjustment. 1. Fie ld o f the Inv entio n
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 to_the main_portion of the shaft_and putter_head_wherein the_upper_portion of the_shaft can be_made to pivot in_a plane parallel_to_the ball striking face as is done in the present invention. Unfortunately, the disclosure_by_Palotsee relates_to_an_adjustable golf putter which suffers_from a number of disadvantages._One such_disadvantage is the apparent difficulty of adjusting the_shaft_portions relative to_one another without the use of a special tool_that would have to be carried_separately by the_golfer_during_play in order to_make adjustments during the game. Another_disadvantage thereof is the fact that_the angular adjustment of the shaft as_noted in the aforementioned patent is_accomplished at the upper end_thereof, near_the grip, wherein for most_adjustment positions, the_plane of_the upper portion_of the shaft, does not intersect_the putter head,_thereby making it more difficult for_the_golfer to accurately_control_the_putter to_obtain the direction_of_ball roll_that_he wishes in order to putt_the_ball precisely in the direction of the_hole. Perhaps the most_significant_disadvantage of the aforementioned_prior art patent is the_fact that the shaft thereof has_to be_unique in_all respects, thus making it impossible or at least impractical to_change shafts or putter heads and_alternatively making it necessary_to buy_an_entirely new putter_in_the event_that the shaft or head is damaged_or the_user otherwise wishes to alter either_such component. Another significant_disadvantage_of the aforementioned prior art patent_is the unusual configuration and complex_structure of the shaft adjustment_mechanism_thereof,_which raises questions in regard_to the expense of manufacture, the_cost effectiveness to_the consumer and the overriding question of_whether_such complex and unusual structure could_receive_approval by the U.S.G.A. or other_official_golf_agencies which rule on the_question of what can be used_as a golf club in tournament play.
Thus, there is,_despite the prior_art, a continuing need for_an_adjustable_golf club putter, allowing the shaft to be adjusted along_a pivot_in a plane_parallel to the ball striking face, but in a simple_configuration which can be made relatively low_cost, which can receive the approval of the U.S.G.A. or other_governing bodies in the golf industry, which provides_a straight, elongated shaft which allows the_user to have conventional_grip_and control of the putter and which_is_likely_to_lead to commercial_success by permitting_the golfer to_make adjustments_during the game_without requiring_the golfer to_carry_separately from the club, special tools for making such an adjustment. 1. Field of the Invention
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