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A golf club putter has a putter head including a plurality offset surfaces, each of the offset surfaces containing a respective portion of an alignment figure that has a periphery enclosing an area. Each respective portion of the alignment figure includes respective sections of the periphery. Disori

A golf club putter has a putter head including a plurality offset surfaces, each of the offset surfaces containing a respective portion of an alignment figure that has a periphery enclosing an area. Each respective portion of the alignment figure includes respective sections of the periphery. Disorientation of the putter head may be detected by transposition of each portion of the alignment figure with respect to the other portions. Correct orientation of the putter head is indicated by precise alignment of the portions to present the alignment figure without apparent distortion.

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[ I claim:] [1.]1. A putter, comprising:a shaft; anda putter head connected to the shaft and including a sole, a heel, a toe, and a wall between the heel and toe, the wall having opposing sides, a first side of the opposing sides being a striking face;a first surface, disposed above the sole on the

[ I claim:] [1.]1. A putter, comprising:a shaft; anda putter head connected to the shaft and including a sole, a heel, a toe, and a wall between the heel and toe, the wall having opposing sides, a first side of the opposing sides being a striking face;a first surface, disposed above the sole on the wall, that meets the first side along a first edge and meets the second side along a second edge;at least a second surface offset from the first surface toward the sole, the second surface meeting the second side; andan alignment figure having a periphery and at least two portions, each portion including sections of the periphery;a first portion of the alignment figure being disposed on the first surface with each section of the periphery extending to the second edge; andat least a second portion of the alignment figure being disposed on the second surface with each section of the periphery extending toward the second edge, in alignment with a corresponding section included in the first portion.