Golf putter head with a visual alignment aid and an increased moment of inertia

Abstract

A golf putter head includes a face member with a front surface arranged for impacting a golf ball. A first arm extends substantially rearwardly from a heel end of the face member, a second arm extends substantially rearwardly from a toe end of the face member, and a central member extends rearwardly from the face member intermediate the heel and toe ends thereof. The central member is connected to the first and second arms rearwardly of the face member. A first cavity is formed in an upper surface of the central member between the first and second openings, and a second cavity is formed in the upper surface of the central member rearwardly of the first cavity and rearwardly of the first and second openings. First and second inserts are disposed, respectively, in the first and second cavities. The first cavity and the first insert each have a generally elongated crescent shape with a concave end while the second cavity and the second insert each have a generally semicircular shape with a convex side. In order to provide a visual alignment aid, the convex sides of the second cavity and the second insert are aligned with and complement the concave ends of the first cavity and the first insert. The first and second inserts have a color which contrasts with the face member, the first and second arms, and the central member to enhance the visual alignment aid.