Golf club head having impact control and improved flexing
AssigneeProgolf Development AS
InventorPer Dammen
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Abstract
A golf club head with impact control and improved flexing having an inner end adapted to be fastened to a shaft, an outer end, a front face and a back face. The front face and the back face are defined on opposite sides of a wall which is disposed between the inner and outer ends. The front face is an impact face adapted to hit a golf ball. A cavity is formed by a perimeter frame surrounding the back face. A plurality of mutually parallel ribs on the back face extend along the wall between an inner end portion and an outer end portion of the frame. The ribs extend mainly parallel to a top of the club head.
Claims8
A golf club head with impact control and flex increasing means, the club head comprising:
- an inner end adapted to be fastened to a shaft;
- an outer end;
- a front face and a back face situated on opposite sides of a wall extending from the inner end to the outer end, the front face being an impact face adapted to hit a golf ball, the back face being surrounded by a perimeter frame so as to form a cavity therein;
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- a plurality of mutually parallel ribs extending from the back face along the wall between an inner end portion and an outer end portion of the frame, at least one of the ribs having a varying height along a length thereof so as to have a larger height at a lengthwise middle portion of the wall than at the inner and outer end portions of the frame.
A golf club head with impact control and flex increasing means, the club head comprising:
- an inner end adapted to be fastened to a shaft;
- an outer end;
- a front face and a back face situated on opposite sides of a wall extending from the inner end to the outer end, the front face being an impact face adapted to hit a golf ball, the back face being surrounded by a perimeter frame so as to form a cavity therein;
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- a plurality of mutually parallel ribs extending from the back face along the wall between an inner end portion and an outer end portion of the frame, at least one of the ribs having a varying height so as to have a larger height at a lengthwise middle portion than at end portions thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.