Weight member for a golf club head
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1. A method comprising:
- forming a first finished weight having a first finished mass and a second finished weight having a second finished mass different than the first finished mass by;
(a) forming a first intermediate weight body and a second intermediate weight body each having a head and a shaft associated with the head, wherein each of the first and second intermediate weight bodies has a substantially equal shaft length, LS, and head height;
(b) removing an amount of mass from the first intermediate weight body to form an internal bore such that a first mass of the first intermediate weight body differs from a second mass of the second intermediate weight body by a predetermined amount of mass greater than 0; and
(c) configuring the first and second intermediate weight bodies for interchangeable association within a weight port of a golf club head.
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Abstract
A weight member for removable attachment to a weight port of a golf club head is provided. The weight member comprises a head that has a tool mating port for operatively receiving a portion of a fastening tool. The weight member further comprises a shaft that is associated with the head such that the shaft terminates at an end surface. The shaft has a threaded external surface and a non-threaded internal bore that extends from the end surface.
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1. A method comprising:
forming a first finished weight having a first finished mass and a second finished weight having a second finished mass different than the first finished mass by; (a) forming a first intermediate weight body and a second intermediate weight body each having a head and a shaft associated with the head, wherein each of the first and second intermediate weight bodies has a substantially equal shaft length, LS, and head height; (b) removing an amount of mass from the first intermediate weight body to form an internal bore such that a first mass of the first intermediate weight body differs from a second mass of the second intermediate weight body by a predetermined amount of mass greater than 0; and (c) configuring the first and second intermediate weight bodies for interchangeable association within a weight port of a golf club head. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A method comprising:
forming a first finished weight having a first finished mass and a second finished weight having a second finished mass different than the first finished mass by; (a) forming a first intermediate weight body and a second intermediate weight body each having a head and a shaft associated with the head, wherein each of the first and second intermediate weight bodies has a substantially equal shaft length, LS, and head height; (b) removing a first amount of mass from one of the first intermediate weight body and the second intermediate weight body to form a first internal bore and removing a second amount of mass from one of the first intermediate weight body and the second intermediate weight body to form a second internal bore such that a first mass of the first intermediate weight body differs from a second mass of the second intermediate weight body by a predetermined amount of mass greater than 0; (c) configuring the first and second intermediate weight bodies for interchangeable association within a weight port of a golf club head. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19, 20)
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