Golf club head
OwnerPhilippe Galyinventor
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Abstract
A golf club head (1) whose volume is delimited by a crown (3), a sole-plate (11), a belt (4), and a hitting surface (2), junctions between the belt (4) and the hitting surface (2) delimiting a heel (9) and a toe (10). The belt (4) comprises at least one arc-shaped portion (8, 32, 33, 34, 35) which forms a visible layer of the belt (4), while extending along the belt (4) between the heel (9) and the tip (10), the arc-shaped portion (8, 32, 33, 34, 35) being a peripheral weight made of a high-density material.
Claims16
Golf club head (1) whose volume is delimited by an upper face, or crown (3) and a lower face or sole-plate (11) separated by a belt (4) and a front, or hitting, surface (2), junctions of the belt (4) and of the hitting surface (2) delimiting a heel (9) and a toe (10), wherein the belt (4) comprises at least one arc-shaped portion (8, 32, 33, 34, 35) which forms a visible layer of the belt (4), while extending along the belt (4) between the heel (9) and the toe (10), the arc-shaped portion (8, 32, 33, 34, 35) being a peripheral weight made of a high-density material.
Process for manufacture of a golf club head (1), the head (1) having a volume delimited by an upper face, or crown (3), and a lower face, or sole-plate (11) separated by a belt (4), and a front, or hitting, surface (2), junctions between the center strip (4) and of the hitting surface (2) delimiting heel (9) and a toe (10), wherein the head (1) is made by assembling two distinct elements, the first element being an arc-shaped portion (32, 33), which is a visible layer of the belt (4) extending along the belt (4) between the heel (9) and the toe (10), the second element being a block incorporating at least the crown (3), the belt (4), the sole-plate (11), and the hitting surface (2).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.