Golf club head
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[0026] Referring to the accompanying drawings, it will be seen that a golf club driver 10 comprises a driver head 12 having hosel 14 and being affixed to a shaft 16 terminating in a grip end 18. Head 12 has a very large face or hitting surface 20, a crown 22, a toe 24, a heel 26, a sole 28 and a rear surface 30. Face 20 preferably has a pattern of score lines 25 as is well known in the art of golf clubs. The preferred head shape may be readily discerned from FIGS. 2-7 which show head 12 from all six standard directions including face-end view (FIG. 2), rear-end view (FIG. 3), crown view (FIG. 4), sole view (FIG. 5), toe view (FIG. 6) and heel view (FIG. 7).
[0027] In the preferred embodiment shown herein, the face is about 2⅝ inches deep (“X” in FIG. 6) and about 3% inches wide at the sweet spot. The total volume of the head 12 is over 400 cc. The club head depth is about 3⅛ inches (“Y” in FIG. 5). The ratio of club head depth “Y” to club face depth “X” is about 1.2. As described ab...
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