Inventor · Long Beach, CA, US

Daniel J. Stone

61Patents
23h-index
54Co-inventors
91Inventor score

Filing activity: Apr 14, 1993 → Jun 19, 2020

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US5316298A Golf club head having vibration damping means Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 238 Expired
USD516650S1 Iron-type golf club head General 172 Expired
USD507320S1 Wedge-type golf club head General 161 Expired
USD403037S Wood-type golf club head General 109 Expired
US7959523B2 Golf club head having a displaced crown portion Human Necessities 95 Active
US7563176B2 Muscle back, with insert, iron type golf club head Human Necessities 78 Active
US7553241B2 Set of golf clubs Human Necessities 78 Active
US7500926B2 Golf club head Electricity 72 Active
US8419569B2 Metal wood club with improved moment of inertia Human Necessities 70 Active
US7780549B2 Golf club head Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 61 Active
US7931546B2 Metal wood club with improved moment of inertia Human Necessities 58 Active
US7390270B2 Muscle-back, with insert, iron type golf club head Human Necessities 51 Expired
US7789773B2 Golf club head Electricity 50 Active
US8715109B2 Metal wood club with improved moment of inertia Human Necessities 49 Active
US7662049B2 Method for surface treating a golf club head Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 46 Active
US7938736B2 Set of golf clubs Human Necessities 40 Active
US7651414B2 Golf club head having a displaced crown portion Human Necessities 39 Expired
USD435073S Driving iron-type golf club head General 35 Expired
US5800282A Set of iron-type golf club heads Human Necessities 33 Expired
USD579996S1 Golf club head General 32 Expired
USD399898S Wood-type golf club head General 30 Expired
US9561405B2 Golf club head Electricity 23 Active
US9908018B2 Muscle-back, with insert, iron type golf club head Human Necessities 23 Active
US8753229B2 Golf club head Electricity 20 Active
US8206240B2 Golf club head Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 17 Active

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.