Golf club head construction
AssigneeAcushnet Company
InventorTerrill R. McCabe
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Abstract
A golf club head adapted for attachment to a shaft is provided. The head includes a first portion that forms an integral face and neck, with the neck having a keyed section. A second portion of the club head provides a body with a crown region and a sole region, the crown region including a keyway. A third portion is also provided in the form of a hosel tube with a top end being configured and dimensioned to receive the shaft. The hosel tube is received in the neck and fixed thereto. The first portion is fixed to the body to form a cavity, with the keyed section mating with the keyway.
Claims20
A golf club head adapted for attachment to a shaft, the head comprising;
- a first portion forming a face and neck with the neck including a keyed section;
- a second portion forming a body with a crown region and a sole region, the crown region including a keyway;
- and
- a third portion forming a hosel tube having a top end being configured and dimensioned for receiving the shaft, and a bottom end,
- wherein the hosel tube is received in the neck and fixed thereto, and the first portion is fixed to the body to form a cavity, with the keyed section mating with the keyway, and
- wherein the sole region includes a hole therein, the hole being configured and dimensioned to receive the hosel tube.
A golf club head adapted for attachment to a shaft, the head comprising;
- a first portion forming a face and neck with the neck including a keyed section;
- a second portion forming a body with a crown region and a sole region, the crown region including a keyway;
- and
- a third portion forming a hosel tube having a top end being configured and dimensioned for receiving the shaft, and a bottom end,
- wherein the hosel tube is received in the neck and fixed thereto, and the first portion is fixed to the body to form a cavity, with the keyed section mating with the keyway, and
- wherein the hosel tube has a through-bore.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.