Golf club heads and methods to manufacture golf club heads

A golf club head comprising:

• a body portion having an interior cavity, a toe portion with a toe portion edge, a hosel portion, a front portion having a perimeter ledge portion, a back portion with a back wall portion, a top portion, and a sole portion with a sole portion edge;
• a face portion configured to attach to the perimeter ledge portion of the front portion to enclose the interior cavity;
• a body mass portion being a continuous one-piece mass portion removably coupled to the body portion, at least a portion of the body mass portion made from a material having a greater density than a material of the body portion, the body mass portion extending from a location proximate to the hosel portion to the toe portion edge and from a location below a horizontal midplane of the body portion to the sole portion edge such that the body mass portion defines a portion of the sole portion edge and a portion of the toe portion edge;
• a plurality of mass portions, each mass portion having a threaded outer surface, at least one mass portion of the plurality of mass portions having a greater length than the remaining mass portions of the plurality of mass portions;
• and
• a plurality of ports defined by threaded bores in the body mass portion, at least one of the threaded bores of the body mass portion being a through bore,
• wherein a maximum distance between the top portion and the sole portion is greater than a maximum distance between the face portion and the back wall portion,
• wherein each port of the plurality of ports is configured to receive a mass portion of the plurality of mass portions by the mass portion being screwed into the port,
• wherein the body portion includes at least one body threaded bore, the at least one body threaded bore configured to align with the at least one through bore of the body mass portion, and
• wherein the at least one mass portion having the greater length is screwed into the at least one through bore of the body mass portion and into the at least one body threaded bore of the body portion to securely couple the body mass portion to the body portion.

A golf club head comprising:

• a body portion having an interior cavity, a toe portion with a toe portion edge, a hosel portion, a front portion with a perimeter ledge portion, a back portion with a back wall portion, a top portion, and a sole portion with a sole portion edge, the body portion made from a first material;
• a face portion configured to attach to the perimeter ledge portion of the front portion to enclose the interior cavity;
• a set of mass portions made from a second material different from the first material;
• a body mass portion being a continuous one-piece portion removably coupled to the body portion, at least a portion of the body mass portion made from a third material having a greater density than the first material, the body mass portion extending from a location proximate to the hosel portion to the toe portion edge and from a location below a horizontal midplane of the body portion to the sole portion edge such that the body mass portion defines a portion of the sole portion edge extending toward the face portion and a portion of the toe portion edge extending toward the face portion;
• a channel extending from the toe portion edge to a sole portion edge location proximate to the hosel portion, wherein the channel is adjacent to and extends along an upper boundary of the body mass portion;
• and
• a set of ports defined by recesses in the body mass portion, each port of the set of ports configured to receive a mass portion of the set of mass portions,
• wherein a maximum distance between the top portion and the sole portion is greater than a maximum distance between the face portion and the back wall portion;
• wherein the interior cavity comprises:
• a first width above a horizontal midplane of the body portion and proximate to the perimeter ledge portion,
• a second width below the horizontal midplane and proximate to the perimeter ledge portion,
• a third width above the horizontal midplane and below the first width, the third width being greater than the first width,
• a fourth width below the horizontal midplane and above the second width, the fourth width being greater than the second width, and
• a fifth width between the third width and the fourth width, the fifth width being greater than the third width and greater than the fourth width.