Golf clubs and golf club heads
First Claim
1. A head for an iron-type golf club comprising:
- an iron-type body extending from a shaft-attachment structure, the iron-type body having a first average density; and
a ball-striking face member located on a front surface of the iron-type body, the ball-striking face having a second average density that is less than the first average density;
a first mass member releasably attached on a back surface of the iron-type body adjacent to substantially an entire back-surface peripheral bottom edge of the iron-type body,a second mass member releasably attached on the back surface of the iron-type body adjacent to substantially an entire back-surface peripheral top edge of the iron-type body,wherein the back surface of the iron-type body includes a raised central portion and a raised heel portion both raised toward a rear of the body relative to the back-surface peripheral edge, and wherein at least one of the first and second mass members is releasably attached between the raised central portion and the raised heel portion.
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Abstract
A golf club includes a golf club head having a body, a ball-striking face member and one or more mass members. The body extends from a shaft-attachment structure. The ball-striking face member is located on a front surface of the body. The body is configured to releasably accommodate a first mass member in a first region on its back surface and a second mass member in a second region on its back surface. At least one of the first and second mass members may be releasably attached to the back surface. The ball-striking face member may have an average density that is less than the average density of the body. The mass members may have an average density that is more than the average density of the ball-striking face member and/or of the body. The mass distribution of the club head may be customized via the selection and attachment of a particular mass member. The golf club head may be an iron-type golf club head.
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8 Claims
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1. A head for an iron-type golf club comprising:
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an iron-type body extending from a shaft-attachment structure, the iron-type body having a first average density; and a ball-striking face member located on a front surface of the iron-type body, the ball-striking face having a second average density that is less than the first average density; a first mass member releasably attached on a back surface of the iron-type body adjacent to substantially an entire back-surface peripheral bottom edge of the iron-type body, a second mass member releasably attached on the back surface of the iron-type body adjacent to substantially an entire back-surface peripheral top edge of the iron-type body, wherein the back surface of the iron-type body includes a raised central portion and a raised heel portion both raised toward a rear of the body relative to the back-surface peripheral edge, and wherein at least one of the first and second mass members is releasably attached between the raised central portion and the raised heel portion. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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