Golf club head with center of gravity adjustability that optimizes products of inertia
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1. A wood-type golf club head comprising:
- a metal body comprising a face, a rear portion, and a sole;
a crown;
a hollow tube; and
a cartridge removably positioned within the hollow tube comprising a first material having a first specific gravity and a second material having a second specific gravity that is greater than the value of the first specific gravity;
wherein the tube extends from the crown to the sole;
wherein changing the orientation of the cartridge within the hollow tube changes the location of the center of gravity of the wood-type golf club head along a vertical Z axis;
wherein the products of inertia (Ixz and Iyz) of the golf club head have an absolute value below 100 g-cm2.
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Abstract
The present invention comprises a golf club head comprising a body having a crown, a sole, a front wall and a hosel, wherein the body defines a hollow interior. The golf club head further comprises a center of gravity height adjustment assembly wherein the center of gravity height adjustment assembly is positioned within the hollow interior of the body. The products of inertia (Ixz and Iyz) of the golf club head have an absolute value below 100 g-cm2.
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1. A wood-type golf club head comprising:
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a metal body comprising a face, a rear portion, and a sole; a crown; a hollow tube; and a cartridge removably positioned within the hollow tube comprising a first material having a first specific gravity and a second material having a second specific gravity that is greater than the value of the first specific gravity; wherein the tube extends from the crown to the sole; wherein changing the orientation of the cartridge within the hollow tube changes the location of the center of gravity of the wood-type golf club head along a vertical Z axis; wherein the products of inertia (Ixz and Iyz) of the golf club head have an absolute value below 100 g-cm2. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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