Golf club
AssigneeK.K. Endo Seisakusho
InventorHitoshi Takeda
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Abstract
A golf club with hollow construction, having a lowered center of gravity while retaining its inherent features such as a large moment of inertia and a deep position of the center of gravity. A head 1 comprises a face portion 10 for forming a face 3; a head body 11 including a shaft connecting portion 8 and a frame portion 15 joined to a rear peripheral surface of the face portion 10; a rear shell 12 joined to a rear peripheral surface of the frame portion 15. The rear shell 12 forms a hollow portion 17 together with the face portion 10 and the head body 11. The head 1 further includes a balance weight 13 joined to the rear shell 12 on the hollow portion 17 side. Therefore, there can be provided a golf club in which a miss hit leads to a less likelihood of unsuccessful consequence, so that it is easy to use even for beginners.
Claims8
A golf club with a shaft connected to a head, said head being provided with a face on a front surface, a shaft connecting portion on one side, a top on an upper surface, and a sole on a lower surface,
- wherein said head comprises:
- a face portion for forming said face;
- a head body including said shaft connecting portion and a frame portion joined to a rear peripheral surface of said face portion;
- a rear shell which is joined to a rear peripheral surface of said frame portion so that said rear shell forms a hollow portion together with said face portion and said head body;
- and
- a balance weight joined to the rear shell on said hollow portion side.
A golf club with a shaft connected to a head, said head being provided with a face on a front surface, a shaft connecting portion on one side,
- wherein said head comprises:
- a face portion for forming said face;
- and
- a head body joined to a rear surface of the face portion, said head body being joined to said face portion by welding a peripheral edge portion of said head body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.