Correlated set of golf clubs
AssigneeTaylor Made Golf Company, Inc.
InventorsMichael R. Peters, Richard L. Rugge, Bret Wahl
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Abstract
Disclosed is a set of golf clubs. The clubs are divided into at least a first group and at least a second group of golf clubs. The first group desirably comprises a plurality of club heads each having a main body of low density metallic material. The second group of golf clubs desirably comprises a plurality of club heads each having a main body of higher density metallic material than the density of the metallic material of the main body of each of the heads of the first group. The first group of clubs desirably comprises lower numbered clubs than the second group of clubs.
Claims4
A correlated set of golf clubs comprising:
- a first group of golf clubs, wherein each of said golf clubs has a head and a loft designation, wherein each of the clubs in said first group comprises a club head having a main body of a first material having a first density, a face, a sole, a separate weight insert having a density higher than said main body and each club head having a first center of gravity located a first vertical distance from a ground plane when said head is in address position;
- a second group of golf clubs, wherein each of said golf clubs has a head and a loft designation higher than said loft designations of said first group, wherein each of the clubs in said second group comprises a club head having a main body of a material having a second density that is higher than said first density, a face, a sole, a separate weight insert having a density higher than said main body and each club head having a second center of gravity located a second vertical distance from the ground plane when said head is in address position, said second vertical distance being longer than said first vertical distance;
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- a third group of golf clubs, wherein each of the clubs in said third group comprises a club head having a main body of a material having a density higher than said first density, each of said third group of golf clubs having a head and a loft designation designating a higher loft than said second group, and each club head having a third center of gravity located a third vertical distance from the ground plane when said head is in address position, said club head of each of the clubs in said third group being without a separate weight insert having a density higher than said density of its main body, such that said third vertical distance is at least equal to or longer than said second vertical distance.
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