Putter-type golf club head

Abstract

A golf club head according to one or more aspects of the present invention may include a body comprising a front surface having an opening therein for receiving a primary insert. One or more secondary inserts may be disposed in the primary insert and may include a leading surface and a trailing surface. The leading surface may be physically exposed to the elements, and the trailing surface may be actually exposed to the eye and/or visually exposed.

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[0001] power of attorney [0002] This case will be protected by copyright. The copyright owner has no objection to anyone making copies of documents containing this specification, as long as it is consistent with the contents on file with the Patent and Trademark Office, but reserves all rights to apply the copyright. Background technique [0003] One of the important properties of a putter golf club is its dynamic actuation response, the sense or "feel" that the golf club imparts to the golfer when the ball is struck. A typical golf club head includes a rigid metal striking face, often with a tough feel on misses. To reduce unwanted vibration, a resilient insert can be inserted into the ball striking face of the putter. However, the tactile and audible feedback provided by these inserts is often insufficient, resulting in a numb putter feel, making it difficult for golfers to tell if a good shot has just been hit. Contents of the invention [0004] Advantageously, the p...

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However, the tactile and audible feedback provided by these inserts is often insufficient, resulting in a numb putter feel and making it difficult for golfers to tell if a good shot has just been hit

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