GOLF CLUB HEAD
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1. A golf club head having a hollow shell structure, comprising:
- a face portion;
a sole portion;
a rib provided on the sole portion; and
a weight material mounted to the sole portion, wherein at least the face portion and the sole portion are made of metal, and the rib extends from a position on which the weight material is mounted.
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Abstract
To provide a golf club head in which a sole portion has a high rigidity. A weight material is mounted near a central part of the sole portion in the fore-to-aft direction, and a rib extends in the toe-to-heel direction. Since the sole portion has high rigidity in the toe-to-heel direction, there is less deformation of the head in the toe-to-heel direction when hitting the ball, thereby suppressing the vibration of the sole portion. An elastic body is filled in a recess portion and closely contacted with the weight material, whereby the vibration of the sole portion is absorbed by the elastic body.
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11 Claims
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1. A golf club head having a hollow shell structure, comprising:
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a face portion;
a sole portion;
a rib provided on the sole portion; and
a weight material mounted to the sole portion, wherein at least the face portion and the sole portion are made of metal, and the rib extends from a position on which the weight material is mounted. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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