Golf club head
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1. A golf club head of a hollow shell structure, comprising:
- a first member that includes titanium-based metal material and includes a face portion and an edge portion continuous with the face portion;
a metal plate that is different member from the first member, extends in a direction, which is different from a toe-heel direction of the golf club head, and includes at least a part of sole portion; and
a second member formed of a fiber reinforced resin and comprising at least a portion of said hollow shell structure, wherein;
the weight of the first member is in a range of 20% to 70% of the weight of the golf club head; and
wherein the metal plate is made of a metal material, which is larger in specific gravity than the titanium-based metal material.
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Abstract
A golf club head includes a front body formed of a titanium-based metal material, an FRP body, a metallic sole plate, and a weight member. The front body has a face portion, a metal sole portion, a metal side portion (toe), a metal crown portion, a metal side portion (heel), and a hosel portion. A slight gap is formed between a front side of the sole plate and the metal sole portion. Preferably, the front body is made of a titanium alloy, while the sole plate is made of stainless steel.
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1. A golf club head of a hollow shell structure, comprising:
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a first member that includes titanium-based metal material and includes a face portion and an edge portion continuous with the face portion; a metal plate that is different member from the first member, extends in a direction, which is different from a toe-heel direction of the golf club head, and includes at least a part of sole portion; and a second member formed of a fiber reinforced resin and comprising at least a portion of said hollow shell structure, wherein; the weight of the first member is in a range of 20% to 70% of the weight of the golf club head; and wherein the metal plate is made of a metal material, which is larger in specific gravity than the titanium-based metal material. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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