Club head conducive to enhancement of resilience
AssigneeChi-Shun Chuang
InventorsChi-Shun Chuang, Chung-Chao Wang
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Abstract
A club head conducive to enhancement of resilience includes a body and a panel. The body has a first front side and a first rear side. The panel is disposed on the first front side of the body. The panel has a second top edge, a second bottom edge, a second front side and a second rear side. The second front side is a ball-hitting surface. The second bottom edge extends toward the second rear side to form a wall portion. The wall portion partially sinks to a depth for defining a bending section facing the upper edge. As soon as the panel hits a ball, the bending section deforms and thereby generates bounce resilience.
Claims18
A club head conducive to enhancement of resilience, comprising:
- a body having a first front side, a first rear side, a first top edge and a first bottom edge, wherein a heel portion and a toe portion are disposed at two opposing ends of the body, respectively;
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- a panel disposed on the first front side of the body, corresponding in shape to the body, and having a second top edge, a second bottom edge, a second front side and a second rear side, the second front side being a ball-hitting surface, the second bottom edge extending toward the second rear side to form a wall portion, the wall portion partially sinking to a depth for defining a bending section, wherein, as soon as the panel hits a ball, the bending section deforms and thereby generates bounce resilience;
- wherein a width of the bending section is ½˜⅛ time a width of a bottom of the club head, and the width of the bottom of the club head is equal to a maximum distance between the second bottom edge and the first bottom edge.
A club head conducive to enhancement of resilience, comprising:
- a body having a first front side, a first rear side, a first top edge and a first bottom edge, wherein a heel portion and a toe portion are disposed at two opposing ends of the body, respectively;
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- a panel disposed on the first front side of the body, corresponding in shape to the body, and having a second top edge, a second bottom edge, a second front side and a second rear side, the second front side being a ball-hitting surface, the second bottom edge extending toward the second rear side to form a wall portion, the wall portion partially sinking to a depth for defining a bending section, wherein, as soon as the panel hits a ball, the bending section deforms and thereby generates bounce resilience;
- wherein the depth defining the bending section is equal to 5/100 ˜ 30/100 time a maximum distance between the second top edge and the second bottom edge.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.