Complaint face golf club
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1. A metal wood-type golf club head comprising:
- a face cup having a face section and a rear section extending laterally rearwardly from the face section, the rear section having an interior ceiling surface and floor surface, the face section being of relatively equal thickness in all directions, wherein the ceiling surface of the rear section has a first channel therein and the floor surface of the rear section has a second channel therein whereby the first channel and the second channel allow the face section greater flexibility upon impact with a golf ball wherein said first and second channels being a minimum wall thickness compared to a wall thickness of either side of said first and second channels; and
a body cup having a top section, a bottom section, a toe section, and a heel section, the body cup joined to the rear section of the face cup.
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Abstract
A compliant golf club head permits a more efficient impact between a golf ball and the golf club head. By allowing a face section of the golf club head to flex rearwardly during impact with the golf ball internal stresses within the golf ball are reduced to yield a more efficient impact. A thin wall section is located generally parallel with the face and near the junction with a top, bottom heel and toe sections to allow the face of the golf club head to flex rearwardly.
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1. A metal wood-type golf club head comprising:
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a face cup having a face section and a rear section extending laterally rearwardly from the face section, the rear section having an interior ceiling surface and floor surface, the face section being of relatively equal thickness in all directions, wherein the ceiling surface of the rear section has a first channel therein and the floor surface of the rear section has a second channel therein whereby the first channel and the second channel allow the face section greater flexibility upon impact with a golf ball wherein said first and second channels being a minimum wall thickness compared to a wall thickness of either side of said first and second channels; and
a body cup having a top section, a bottom section, a toe section, and a heel section, the body cup joined to the rear section of the face cup.
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