Golf club
First Claim
1. A golf club comprising a club head (1) having a striking plate (2) which club head (1) is fastened to a club shaft end and whose striking plate (2) is connected at its edge side to a main body (3) made as a hollow body, wherein a central weight is arranged in the rearward region of the main body wherein that the main body (3) connected to the striking plate (2) comprises a metallic support surface (10) being spaced from the striking plate and being positioned at least substantially centrally in an axial protection with respect to the striking plate in the most rearward region of the main body (3) in that the metallic support surface (10) is designed for the rear side fixing of said central weight (12) in that the striking plate (2), the main body (3) and the support surface (10) are made stiff with respect to bending and in that the support surface (10) and the central weight (12) fixed to it are covered by a cover part (19) completing the dome-shaped outer contour of the main body (3) and being fastenable to the support surface (10).
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Abstract
A golf club is described having a club head which is fastened to a club shaft end and whose striking plate is connected at an edge side to a main body, with the main body made as a hollow body having a receiver and fixing for a central weight disposed opposite and centered with respect to the striking plate.
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- 1. A golf club comprising a club head (1) having a striking plate (2) which club head (1) is fastened to a club shaft end and whose striking plate (2) is connected at its edge side to a main body (3) made as a hollow body, wherein a central weight is arranged in the rearward region of the main body wherein that the main body (3) connected to the striking plate (2) comprises a metallic support surface (10) being spaced from the striking plate and being positioned at least substantially centrally in an axial protection with respect to the striking plate in the most rearward region of the main body (3) in that the metallic support surface (10) is designed for the rear side fixing of said central weight (12) in that the striking plate (2), the main body (3) and the support surface (10) are made stiff with respect to bending and in that the support surface (10) and the central weight (12) fixed to it are covered by a cover part (19) completing the dome-shaped outer contour of the main body (3) and being fastenable to the support surface (10).
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20. A golf club comprising a club head which is fastened to a club shaft end and whose striking plate is connected at its edge side to a main body made as a hollow body, wherein:
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a central weight is arranged opposite to the striking plate in the rearward region of the main body, said main body connected to the striking plate comprises a metallic support surface being spaced from the striking plate and being positioned at least substantially centrally in an axial projection with respect to the striking plate in the rearward region of said main body, said main body comprising a dome-shaped shell part which is outwardly arched in a throughgoing manner and that merges, remote from the striking plate, into the support surface, in that the metallic support surface is planar and smaller than the surface of the striking plate, and the metallic support surface (10) is designed for the rear side fixing of said central weight; and the striking plate, the main body and the support surface are made stiff with respect to bending, and the support surface and the central weight fixed to it are covered by a cover part completing the dome-shaped outer contour of said main body and being fastenable to the support surface.
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