PATRICK FAHY
Patrick's father, William (Bill) Fahy, and his mother, Jane Fahy, were awarded a U.S. Patent in 1992 for their groundbreaking convex-face golf putter. Bill, an engineer at General Electric, made significant advancements in the aerospace industry, including the development of patented technologies crucial to the success of NASA's Viking program, which explored Mars.
Patrick’s love for golf began at an early age, sparked by playing and working at his hometown course. After a 30-year technical career with the Federal government, his passion for the game brought him back to golf, where he focused on reintroducing his parents' convex technology to the modern golfing world.
In 2023, Patrick founded Convex Golf, continuing the family legacy of innovation in golf technology. Teaming up with Ben Greenberg, a brilliant engineer, they developed revolutionary interchangeable convex-face putters, bringing game-changing innovation to an industry that had seen little technological advancement in putter design for decades. Patrick’s visionary spirit and commitment to excellence are the driving forces behind Convex Golf’s success.