Golf club
First Claim
1. A golf club incorporating a head having a shaft connected thereto and a face on a front, said head comprising:
- a hollow head body, having an outer shell formed with a through-hole;
one or more balance weights to be securely fixed to an outer face of said head body, each having a projection formed therewith, said projection having a through-hole; and
a taper wedge member provided for each balance weight,wherein said projection of the balance weight is inserted into said through-hole of the head body, and then said taper wedge member is pressed into the through-hole of said balance weight so as to securely fix the balance weight to the head body.
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Abstract
A golf club with less limitations to materials usable for a balance weight on a outer face of a sole, having a structure for the balance weight to be easily fixed to a head body. A hollow head body 16 of a long iron has an outer shell formed with a through-hole 21, corresponding to the sole 4 portion. A projection 34 is formed on an upper face of the balance weight 31 so that the projection 34 is inserted into the through-hole 21. Another through-hole 35 is formed in the projection 34, into which is pressed a taper pin 36 to be anchored there. As a result, the balance weight 31 is securely fixed to the head body 16. Unlike the fixing by caulking a balance weight itself, the invention does not need the extensibility of the material of the weight 31. Accordingly, tungsten-based materials, for example, are also made usable.
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5 Claims
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1. A golf club incorporating a head having a shaft connected thereto and a face on a front, said head comprising:
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a hollow head body, having an outer shell formed with a through-hole; one or more balance weights to be securely fixed to an outer face of said head body, each having a projection formed therewith, said projection having a through-hole; and a taper wedge member provided for each balance weight, wherein said projection of the balance weight is inserted into said through-hole of the head body, and then said taper wedge member is pressed into the through-hole of said balance weight so as to securely fix the balance weight to the head body. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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