Golf club head
First Claim
1. A golf club head comprising:
- a face portion hitting a ball;
a crown portion connected to the face portion and forming an upper surface of the head;
a sole portion connected to said face portion and forming a head bottom surface;
a side portion extending between said crown portion and said sole portion from a toe of the face portion through a back face to a heel, wherein the golf club head includes a head base body made of a metal material and provided with at least one opening portion, and a cover body arranged in said opening portion and made of a lower specific gravity material having a specific gravity smaller than said metal material, wherein said opening portion includes at least one of a crown opening portion open in said crown portion, a side opening portion open in said side portion and a sole opening portion open in said sole portion, and wherein in a head toe side portion and a head heel side portion obtained by virtually sectioning the head by a vertical surface including a normal line drawn from the head gravity point to the face surface in a standard state of being mounted on a horizontal surface at prescribed lie angle and loft angle, a surface area St of a cover body closing said opening portion in said head toe side portion is made larger than a surface area Sh of a cover body closing the opening portion in said head heel side portion, and a weight Wh of the head heel side portion is set to 55 to 75% of the entire weight of the head.
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Abstract
An object of the invention is to improve a directionality of a hit ball. The invention provides a golf club head (1) having a face portion (3), a crown portion (4), a sole portion (5) and a side portion (6). The golf club head includes a head base body (M) made of a metal material and provided with at least one opening portion (O), and a cover body (FR) arranged in the opening portion (O) and made of a lower specific gravity material having a specific gravity smaller than the metal material. In a head toe side portion (1t) and a head heel side portion (1h) virtually sectioned by a vertical surface (VP) including a normal line (N) drawn from a head gravity point (G) to a face surface (2) in a standard state, a surface area (St) of the cover body (FR) covering the opening portion (O) included in the head toe side portion (1t) is made larger than a surface area (Sh) of the cover body (FR) covering the opening portion included in the head heel side portion (1h), and a weight (Wh) of the head heel side portion (1h) is set to 55 to 75% of the entire weight (W) of the head.
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5 Claims
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1. A golf club head comprising:
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a face portion hitting a ball;
a crown portion connected to the face portion and forming an upper surface of the head;
a sole portion connected to said face portion and forming a head bottom surface;
a side portion extending between said crown portion and said sole portion from a toe of the face portion through a back face to a heel, wherein the golf club head includes a head base body made of a metal material and provided with at least one opening portion, and a cover body arranged in said opening portion and made of a lower specific gravity material having a specific gravity smaller than said metal material, wherein said opening portion includes at least one of a crown opening portion open in said crown portion, a side opening portion open in said side portion and a sole opening portion open in said sole portion, and wherein in a head toe side portion and a head heel side portion obtained by virtually sectioning the head by a vertical surface including a normal line drawn from the head gravity point to the face surface in a standard state of being mounted on a horizontal surface at prescribed lie angle and loft angle, a surface area St of a cover body closing said opening portion in said head toe side portion is made larger than a surface area Sh of a cover body closing the opening portion in said head heel side portion, and a weight Wh of the head heel side portion is set to 55 to 75% of the entire weight of the head. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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Specification