Glendale Heights, Illinois, USA - May 5, 2009 - Two United States patents have been issued to the WaggleWeight™ Company for the advanced golf club specification named "waggle weight," expected to forever improve the way golf clubs are constructed for a large percentage of golfers.

The critically important waggle weight specification, a derivative of the already long-proven golf club specification of swingweight, actually deciphers golfer fulcrum point location instead of just blindly using the one-size-fits-all, fourteen-inch dimension that has become synonymous with swingweighting. Not previously implemented because of a widespread misunderstanding of swingweight and what it attempts to accomplish, the eighty-year-old swingweighting specification can be a rather poor fit for a considerable number of golfers. But in using the more advanced waggle weight specification, golfers' clubs can feel more consistent at the moment each swing starts, putting golfers on a more equal level with those in other activities who repeatedly use the exact same equipment.

According to WaggleWeight Company president Bill Kostuj, "Providing an ill-fitting fulcrum point location to balance a golfer's clubs around is comparable to providing a baseball pitcher with a different weight baseball every time he is about to throw a pitch and then questioning why he does not perform as well as when each ball is the same weight. Both the pitching motion and the corresponding pitch results can be expected to be quite inconsistent with a constant switching of baseball weights. When golfing, not only can one's ball contact and travel results be less consistent if the waggle weight golf club specification is not used, but one can also easily begin to believe that his underlying golf swing is inadequate and less developed than it really is. The foundational waggle weight specification is about as basic to playing good golf as breathing is to living."

The WaggleWeight Company is presently open to discussions with others that may want to be involved with the waggle weighting of golf clubs by way of licensing, purchasing, and/or investing in various aspects of the technology. The most authoritative source for finding anyone else that may become authorized to apply waggle weighting is through the company's own Waggle Weight Wisdom™ instructional website at http://www.waggleweight.com/blog/.

United States Patent Number 7,509,842 covers the general method for determining a golf club waggle weight specification value and making a golf club with the determined value, while Patent Number 7,509,843 covers the waggle weight scale, an improvement over the swingweight scale. Other features of waggle weighting are still patent pending in the US. Waggle weight is also patent pending in Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

The company has also recently secured patent pending status for technology it feels may be even more important to golf's future than waggle weighting. This newer intellectual property utilizes the unusual gripping method used in golf (usually an overlapping or interlocking of the hands) for the purpose it is truly intended for, that of performing one's true golf swing using only the limbs of one's body, without the need for any inherently inconsistent golf clubs. A highly advantageous and virtually necessary process due to the constant switching between different clubs in the normal course of golfing, the limb-only swing is used as one's root golf swing for purposes of golf grip/swing development and to reference against when fitting golf clubs to one's root swing.