Golf club head with polymeric insert
A technology for golf clubs and inserts, which is applied to golf balls, golf clubs, rackets, etc., and can solve the problems of reducing the club head inertia moment, club head speed, and negative impact on hitting distance
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[0032] Referring to the drawings, wherein like reference numerals are used to identify similar or identical parts throughout the several views, figure 1 An exploded perspective view of a golf club head 12 schematically shown Figure 10 . In particular, the technology relates to the design of wood-type club heads, such as woods, fairway woods, or hybrid irons.
[0033] As shown, golf club head 12 includes a body portion 14 ("body 14") and an insert portion 16 ("insert 16") that may be secured together to define an enclosed space. One or more weights 18 may be selectively coupled to the body 14 and / or the insert 16 to provide the user with the ability to vary the off-the-shelf performance of the club head 12 .
[0034] As shown, the body 12 includes a face 20 , a sole 22 , a hosel 24 and a crown 26 (ie, disposed on a side of the club head 12 opposite the sole 22 ). A heel portion 28 may generally be defined on the first side of the face 20 and may include the hosel 24 . Like...
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