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US 2026/0183636 A1Published application
Golf club head with ball speed control
AssigneeAcushnet Company
InventorsOswaldo Gonzalez, Marni D. Ines, Gentry Ferguson
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Abstract
A golf club head including a striking face, a periphery portion surrounding and extending rearwards from the striking face, and a damping element including a front end abutting the striking face.
Claims20
A golf club head comprising:
- a striking face having a front surface configured to strike a golf ball and a rear surface opposite said front surface;
- a periphery portion extending rearward from said striking face and including a sole, a topline opposite said sole, a heel side, a toe side opposite said heel side, and a back portion extending from said sole to said topline and from said heel side to said toe side;
- a hosel configured to receive a shaft, said hosel located on said heel side;
- a cavity formed between said periphery portion and said striking face;
- and
- a damping element positioned within said cavity,
- wherein said damping element includes a front portion having a plurality of protruding members which contact said rear surface of said striking face.
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A golf club head comprising:
- a striking face having a front surface configured to strike a golf ball and a rear surface opposite said front surface;
- a periphery portion extending rearward from said striking face and including a sole, a topline opposite said sole, a heel side, a toe side opposite said heel side, and a back portion extending from said sole to said topline and from said heel side to said toe side;
- a hosel configured to receive a shaft, said hosel located on said heel side;
- a cavity formed between said periphery portion and said striking face;
- and
- a damping element positioned within said cavity,
- wherein said damping element includes a front portion made from a first material which contacts said rear surface of said striking face, and
- wherein said damping element includes a rear portion made from a second material,
- wherein said first material is different than said second material.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.