Laser-contrasted golf club head and manufacturing process

A method for manufacturing a golf club head having a crown, a sole, and a club face, the method comprising:

• applying a coating to the club face such that the coating covers a central region, a toe region of the golf club head, and a heel region of the golf club head;
• generating, by one or more lasers, a first plurality of laser-generated features on the central region of a club face, wherein the first plurality of laser-generated features provide a width-intersection coverage of the central region of at least 80% and a surface-area coverage of the central region of at least 25%;
• forming a second plurality of laser-generated features on the toe region of the club face, wherein the second plurality of laser-generated features are different from the first plurality of laser-generated features, do not overlap with the first plurality of laser-generated features, and are spaced apart, in a heel-to-toe direction, from the first plurality of laser-generated features;
• and
• forming a third plurality of laser-generated features on the heel region of the club face, wherein the third plurality of laser-generated features are different from the first plurality of laser-generated features, do not overlap with the first plurality of laser-generated features, and are spaced apart, in a heel-to-toe direction, from the first plurality of laser-generated features;
• wherein the first plurality of laser-generated features create a contrast with the second plurality of laser-generated features and the third plurality of laser generated features.

A method for manufacturing a golf club head having a crown, a sole, and a club face, the method comprising:

• applying a coating to the club face such that the coating covers a central region, a toe region of the golf club head, and a heel region of the golf club head;
• generating, by one or more lasers, a first plurality of laser-generated features on the central region of a club face, wherein the first plurality of laser-generated features provide a width-intersection coverage of the central region of at least 90%, a surface-area coverage of the central region of at least 15%, and a maximum width between about 30% to 50% of a maximum width of the club face measured in a heel-to-toe direction;
• forming a second plurality of laser-generated features on the toe region of the club face, wherein the second plurality of laser-generated features are different from the first plurality of laser-generated features, do not overlap with the first plurality of laser-generated features, and are spaced apart, in a heel-to-toe direction, from the first plurality of laser-generated features;
• and
• forming a third plurality of laser-generated features on the heel region of the club face, wherein the third plurality of laser-generated features are different from the first plurality of laser-generated features, do not overlap with the first plurality of laser-generated features, and are spaced apart, in a heel-to-toe direction, from the first plurality of laser-generated features.