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US 2014/0228148 A1Published application
Golf club with multi-component construction
AssigneeCobra Golf Incorporated
InventorPeter L. Soracco
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Abstract
A golf club head with multi-component construction. The golf club head includes heel and toe portions that generally provide ground contacting surfaces and a raised central region. A center of gravity of the club is located outside of an envelope defined by the outer surface of the club head below the raised central region.
Claims33
1-20. (canceled)
A hollow, wood-type golf club head comprising:
- a hollow body having a ball-striking face;
- a crown extending aft from the face;
- a hosel extending upwards from a heel side of the body when the club head is at address;
- a sole extending back from the face beneath the crown;
- and
- a single cavity in the sole open downward and to the aft of the body when the club head is at address, the cavity having surfaces defined by a toe portion of the body, a heel portion of the body, and a surface underneath the crown.
3 more elements
A golf club head comprising:
- a toe body, a heel body, a hosel disposed on the heel body, a face, a crown, a sole, a rear edge positioned opposite the face, and a single central cavity beginning rearward of the face and extending away from the face to the rear edge when the club head is at address;
- wherein said single central cavity is defined on a first side by a heel body, on a second side by the toe body, on a third side by the crown, and is open in a downward direction away from the crown when the club head is at address.
A wood-type golf club head with a closed hollow body comprising, when at address:
- a front surface defined by a ball-striking face;
- an upper surface defined by a crown;
- a lower surface defined by a sole;
- and
- an indention in the sole;
- wherein said indentation is positioned in between a toe side and a heel side of the body;
- extends upward to the crown and inward toward the face;
- and is covered by the crown so that, when viewed from above, the club head exhibits the shape of a conventional wood-type golf club.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.