Golf club head and golf clubs
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1. A golf club head of the wood-type, comprising:
- a body comprising a ball-striking face, a sole, a crown, and a u-shaped ribbon disposed on the sole and extending rearwardly from the face;
a u-shaped elongated groove that extends along a portion of the ribbon, the elongated groove defining a series of continuous recesses disposed on an inner surface of the elongated groove, the elongated groove comprising a series of connected portions defining a multi-dimensional track;
one or more weights slidably disposed in the elongated groove and configured to slidably engage the multi-dimensional track so the one or more weights are slidably retained in the groove and slide about the multi-dimensional track and engage one of the recesses.
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Abstract
A golf club head of the wood-type, including: a body defining an interior cavity and including a ball-striking face, a sole, a crown, and a ribbon extending rearwardly from the face; an elongated groove that extends along a portion of the ribbon; a weight slidably disposed in the elongated grove; and a fastener affixed to the weight capable of selectively fixing a location of the weight. Other aspects, features, and embodiments are also claimed and described.
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20 Claims
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1. A golf club head of the wood-type, comprising:
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a body comprising a ball-striking face, a sole, a crown, and a u-shaped ribbon disposed on the sole and extending rearwardly from the face; a u-shaped elongated groove that extends along a portion of the ribbon, the elongated groove defining a series of continuous recesses disposed on an inner surface of the elongated groove, the elongated groove comprising a series of connected portions defining a multi-dimensional track; one or more weights slidably disposed in the elongated groove and configured to slidably engage the multi-dimensional track so the one or more weights are slidably retained in the groove and slide about the multi-dimensional track and engage one of the recesses. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A golf club head of the wood-type, comprising:
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a body defining an interior cavity and including a ball-striking face, a sole, a crown, and a general v-shape ribbon disposed on the sole and to the rear of the ball-striking face; an elongated u-shaped groove disposed on a portion of the ribbon, the elongated groove including a plurality of continuous recesses disposed on an inner surface of the elongated groove, the elongated groove comprising extension portions having ends that extend away from each other toward the ball-striking face and are separated by the sole; and the elongated groove configured to carry one or more weights in slidable arrangement so that the one or more weights can be disposed and slidably retained in the elongated groove and to receive the one or more weights in a unique one of the continuous recesses so that placement of the one or more weights along the groove enables adjustment of mass properties of the club. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. In a golf club head having a body defining a ball-striking face, a sole, a crown, and a ribbon portion, an adjustable weight golf club system configured to enable a user to adjust position of one or more weights disposed proximate the ribbon portion to adjust mass properties of the golf club, the adjustable weight golf club system comprising:
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one or more weights; a groove generally positioned proximate a ribbon portion of a golf club and extending along at least a portion of the ribbon; the groove comprising opposed groove walls and a groove inner surface, the groove walls configured to extend from the groove inner surface to define a groove opening; a plurality of recesses disposed in the groove and located on the groove inner surface, each of the recesses comprising opposing sloped walls; and the groove configured to carry the at least one weight adapted for lockable engagement with a unique one of the plurality of recesses so that a user can lockably position the at least one weight along the groove to adjust mass properties of the golf club. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20)
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