Adjustable weight golf club
First Claim
1. A golf club head, comprising a three-dimensionally-adjustable weighting system with means for adjusting the position of weight within said club head, wherein said weight positioning means are positioned within said club head so that an imaginary line drawn along a central axis of each of said weight positioning means is aligned with and intersects the center of gravity of said club head with the weight positioning means removed.
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Abstract
The present invention provides for golf clubs, in particular woods, which include a three dimensional weighting system including at least two weight ports which are attached to the outside of the clubhead. The weights are directly axially aligned to, and form an equilateral triangle with the clubs center of gravity. The weights are preferably located in close proximity to the sole plate of the club in the rear toe and heel position. The two double sided, from top to bottom weights, facilitate vertical, horizontal and lateral movement of the club'"'"'s center of gravity. The weights are made of various densities which can easily be interchanged to make the club lighter or heavier. This weighting system allows for individual customization of the club to increase or decrease the hooking or slicing of the ball. It also enables the club to have the greatest possible expansion of the moment of inertia, as well as the ability to lower or raise the clubs center of gravity to customize shot trajectory.
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17 Claims
- 1. A golf club head, comprising a three-dimensionally-adjustable weighting system with means for adjusting the position of weight within said club head, wherein said weight positioning means are positioned within said club head so that an imaginary line drawn along a central axis of each of said weight positioning means is aligned with and intersects the center of gravity of said club head with the weight positioning means removed.
- 3. A golf club head provided with means for adjusting the position of weight within said club head, wherein said weight positioning means are positioned within said club head so that an imaginary line drawn alone a central axis of each said weight positioning means is aligned with and intersects the center of gravity of said club head with the weight positioning means removed, wherein said weight positioning means comprises one or more two-sided weights, each side of said weights being defined relative to a central axis of said weight positioning means, wherein the individual weight of each side of said two-sided weights is the same or different from the weight of the other side of said two-sided weight.
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17. A golf club head comprising a plurality of weight positioning means, wherein at least one of said weight positioning means is positioned towards a toe end of said club head and at least one of said weight positioning means is positioned towards a heel end of said club head, wherein the weight positioning means positioned towards the toe end is positioned below the center of gravity of said club head, and the weight positioning means positioned towards the heel end is positioned above the center of gravity of said club head.
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