CN201179311Y - Hitting panel of golf club head - Google Patents

Abstract

A striking faceplate of a golf club head comprises a striking faceplate which is correspondingly combined with an opening of a club head body to form a golf club head together. The back of the batting panel is provided with at least one inclined part, the inclined part is provided with a thin end and a thick end, and the thin end and the thick end are positioned at two opposite ends of the inclined part, so that the batting panel has different thickness changes. Therefore, the ball hitting angle can be adjusted and the hitting sweet area of the hitting panel can be enlarged.

Description

Ball striking faceplate of golf club head

technical field

The utility model relates to a ball hitting panel of a golf club head, in particular to setting several inclined parts on the back of a ball hitting panel to expand the sweet spot of hitting the ball and adjust the ball hitting angle of the golf club head panel.

Background technique

The ball striking panel of the prior art golf club head, as shown in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-208871, has a club head body and a ball striking panel, and the ball striking panel is correspondingly combined on the front of the club head body , and then jointly form a golf club head. The batting panel is provided with a batting front and a combined back, the batting front is used to hit a golf ball; The front of the club head body. The joint back extends downward from the top of the ball striking panel towards the bottom of the ball striking panel to form several regions, and the thicknesses of the several regions gradually decrease from the central part of the ball striking panel to the left and right respectively. Through the thickness variation formed by the several areas in the lateral direction of the ball striking panel, the ball hitting performance of the golf club head is improved, and the thickness of the ball striking panel is appropriately reduced in structure to improve the elasticity of the ball striking panel Deformability, thereby increasing the ball striking stability of the ball striking faceplate of this prior art golf club head.

Generally speaking, the ball striking faceplate of the above-mentioned prior art golf club head has the following disadvantages, for example: each of the several areas of the joint back only has a uniform thickness in the longitudinal direction, which does not form different thickness variations, so the striking The ball panel cannot be adjusted and corrected for the elevation angle of the ball when hitting the ball. For the above reasons, it is indeed necessary to further improve the ball striking faceplate of the above-mentioned golf club head.

Utility model content

The main purpose of the present utility model is to provide a ball striking faceplate of a golf club head, which is provided with several inclined parts on a back surface of a ball striking faceplate, and each of the several inclined parts has a thin end and a thick end, And the thin end and the thick end are located at opposite ends of the inclined portion, and the thick end of one inclined portion in any two adjacent inclined portions is close to the thin end of the other inclined portion, so that the utility model has the advantages of expanding the impact The sweet spot of the ball and the effect of adjusting the angle of the ball.

The secondary purpose of the present utility model is to provide a ball hitting face plate of a golf club head, wherein a connecting portion is provided between any two adjacent inclined portions, and the connecting portion is on the hitting face of the ball hitting face plate. There is a projected area in the direction of the ball, so as to prevent the hitting stress generated when hitting the ball from being concentrated at the junction of the two inclined parts, so that the utility model has the effects of dispersing the hitting stress and increasing the service life.

According to the golf club head ball striking panel of the present invention, it comprises a ball striking panel for correspondingly combining with an opening of a club head body to jointly form a golf club head. The back of the batting panel is provided with at least one inclined portion, the inclined portion has a thin end and a thick end, and the thin end and the thick end are located at opposite ends of the inclined portion, so that the batting panel has different Variation in thickness. Thereby, the angle of release of the ball can be adjusted and the sweet area of the hitting panel can be enlarged.

The beneficial effects of the utility model are: it is provided with several inclined parts on a back surface of a batting panel, and each of the several inclined parts has a thin end and a thick end, and the thin end and the thick end are located at the sides of the inclined part. Opposite two ends, wherein the thick end of one inclined portion in any two adjacent inclined portions is close to the thin end of the other inclined portion, and then the thick end and the thin end are simultaneously formed on at least one side of the batting panel. end, so that different areas of the hitting panel have different thickness variations, thereby enlarging the hitting sweet spot of the hitting panel and adjusting the angle of release of the ball when hitting the ball. Thereby, the utility model effectively improves the hitting performance of the golf club head.

Description of drawings

Figure 1: A perspective view of the first embodiment of the utility model.

Fig. 2: A perspective view of the second embodiment of the utility model.

Fig. 3: The front view of the second embodiment of the utility model.

Fig. 4: A sectional view along line 4-4 of the second embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 5: A cross-sectional view of the ball-hitting panel of the second embodiment of the present invention along line 5-5.

Fig. 6: A perspective view of another embodiment of the second embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 7: A perspective view of the third embodiment of the utility model.

[Description of main component symbols]

1 batting panel 11 front 12 back

121 First inclined part 121'First inclined part 122 Connecting part

123 second inclined part 123' second inclined part 124 third inclined part

13 Combined edge 131 Top edge 132 Bottom edge

133 first side 134 second side

2 club head body 21 opening 22 neck

Detailed ways

In order to make the above and other purposes, features and advantages of the present utility model more obvious and understandable, the preferred embodiments of the present utility model are specifically cited below, together with the accompanying drawings, for detailed description as follows:

The ball hitting face plate of the golf club head of the utility model is selected from the ball hitting face plate structure of prior art club heads such as wood type, iron type or putter type. As shown in Figure 1, the first embodiment of the present utility model is an example of a wood club head, which has a ball hitting panel 1 and a club head body 2, and the club head body 2 has an opening 21 for the hitting The ball panels 1 are correspondingly combined to form a golf club head. In addition, the club head body 2 essentially includes a top [crown, not marked], a toe [toe, not marked], a bottom [sole, not marked], a heel [heel, not marked] and a neck 22〔hosel〕Basic structure of the club head.

As shown in Figure 1, the ball-hitting panel 1 of the first embodiment of the present utility model is preferably selected from metal materials with high elastic deformation capacity or shock-absorbing capacity, for example: carbon steel, stainless steel (such as 17-4PH stainless steel), alloy steel , nickel-based alloys, cast iron, superalloy steel, iron-manganese-aluminum alloys, titanium alloys, copper alloys, aluminum alloys, magnesium alloys, or combinations of the above metal materials. The batting panel 1 has a front face 11 , a back face 12 and a combined peripheral edge 13 . The front 11 is a surface of the hitting panel 1, which can be used to hit a golf ball (not shown); the back 12 is located on the other surface of the hitting panel 1 relative to the front 11; the combined peripheral edge 13 surrounds the Between the front side 11 and the back side 12, it is arranged on the outer peripheral side of the batting panel 1, which has a top edge 131, a bottom edge 132, a first side 133 and a second side 134, so as to be respectively combined with The inner peripheral side of the opening 21 of the head body 2 . Wherein, the top edge 131 is close to the top of the club head body 2; the bottom edge 132 is close to the bottom of the club head body 2; the first side 133 is close to the toe of the club head body 2; and the second side 134 is close to the heel and neck 22 of the club head body 2 .

As shown in FIG. 1 , the back surface 12 of the first embodiment of the present invention is integrally formed with a first inclined portion 121 and two connecting portions 122 . The first inclined portion 121 passes through the central part of the back surface 12, and extends longitudinally and obliquely from the bottom edge 132 of the combined peripheral edge 13 to the top of the combined peripheral edge 13 through the sweet spot [Sweet Spot] of the batting panel 1. The edge 131 ; the two connecting portions 122 are respectively located on two sides of the first inclined portion 121 close to the first side 133 and the second side 134 . More specifically, the surface of the first inclined portion 121 is inclined relative to the front face 11 of the ball striking panel 1, and it slopes downward from the bottom edge 132 toward the top edge 131, so that the area of the first inclined portion 121 The ball hitting panel 1 forms a thin end near the top edge 131 and a thick end near the bottom edge 132 , thereby forming a thickness variation of the ball hitting panel 1 from thin to thick. In addition, the connecting portion 122 preferably extends from the bottom edge 132 to the top edge 131, or from the top edge 131 to the bottom edge 132, and the width of the connecting portion can be along the extending direction of the connecting portion. Form a taper.

As shown in Figure 1, since the first inclined portion 121 of the first embodiment of the present invention passes through the central part of the back 12 of the batting panel 1, the back of the sweet spot of the batting panel 1 is formed to be thinner at the top and thicker at the bottom. Therefore, the elastic deformation ability of the ball hitting panel 1 near the top edge 131 is better than the elastic deformation ability of the ball hitting panel 1 near the bottom edge 132, so as to increase the ball elevation angle when hitting the ball. Furthermore, since the connecting portion 122 smoothly connects the first inclined portion 121 and other parts of the back surface 12 of the hitting panel 1, it can disperse the hitting stress when hitting the ball, and at the same time strengthen the connection between the first inclined portion 121 and the other parts of the back surface 12 of the hitting panel 1. The structural strength of the joints of other parts effectively prolongs the service life of the golf club head.

As shown in FIG. 2 , it discloses the ball striking faceplate of the golf club head according to the second embodiment of the present invention. Compared with the first embodiment, the back surface 12 of the ball striking panel 1 of the second embodiment of the present invention is further provided with a second inclined portion 123 and a third inclined portion 124 . The second inclined portion 123 and the third inclined portion 124 are respectively arranged on both sides of the first inclined portion 121, which are respectively adjacent to the first side 133 and the second side 134 of the joint peripheral edge 13, and the second inclined The portion 123 and the third inclined portion 124 extend longitudinally and obliquely downward from the top edge 131 of the combining edge 13 to the bottom edge 132 of the combining edge 13 .

As shown in FIG. 3 , the connecting portion 122 of the second embodiment of the present invention is for connecting any two adjacent inclined portions, and the connecting portion 122 has a projected surface in the hitting direction. The projection surface of the connecting portion 122 in the hitting direction preferably extends from the bottom edge 132 to the top edge 131, or from the top edge 131 to the bottom edge 132, and the width of the projection surface can extend along it. The direction forms a taper.

As shown in FIGS. 2 , 4 and 5 , the surfaces of the second inclined portion 123 and the third inclined portion 124 of the second embodiment of the present invention are also inclined relative to the front surface 11 of the ball striking panel 1 . Thereby, the second inclined portion 123 , the third inclined portion 124 and the first inclined portion 121 together form thickness variations with staggered arrangement on the ball striking panel 1 . More specifically, compared to the first inclined portion 121, the ball striking faceplate 1 forms a thickness change that is thinner at the top and thicker at the bottom. The second inclined portion 123 and the third inclined portion 124 are from the top edge 131 to the bottom edge. 132 is inclined downward, so that the ball striking panel 1 in the area of the second inclined portion 123 and the third inclined portion 124 forms a thick end near the top edge 131 and a thick end near the bottom edge 132 respectively. Thin end, and then form the thickness variation of this ball striking panel 1 thick and thin. Wherein, near the top edge 131, the thickness of the hitting panel 1 in the first inclined portion 121 is smaller than its thickness in the second inclined portion 123 and the third inclined portion 124; At 132 , the thickness of the ball striking panel 1 in the first inclined portion 121 is greater than the thickness in the second inclined portion 123 and the third inclined portion 124 . In addition, the second inclined portion 123 and the third inclined portion 124 may have the same or different inclined angles.

As shown in FIG. 6 , it discloses another embodiment of the second embodiment of the present invention, wherein near the top edge 131 , the thickness of the ball striking panel 1 in the first inclined portion 121 is exactly the same as that in the first inclined portion 121 . The thickness of the second inclined portion 123 and the third inclined portion 124 . That is, the thin end of the first inclined portion 121 has the same thickness as the thick ends of the second inclined portion 123 and the third inclined portion 124 .

As shown in Figures 2 to 6, since the inclination directions of the second slant portion 123 and the third slant portion 124 of the second embodiment of the present invention are opposite to the first slant portion 121 in the longitudinal direction, the use of the second slant portion 123 and the third inclined portion 124 reinforce the structural strength of the hitting panel 1 close to the top edge 131; in addition, since the connecting portion 122 connects the first inclined portion 121 and the second inclined portion 123 and the first inclined portion part 121 and the third inclined part 124, and form the projected surface in the direction of hitting the ball, so the impact stress during hitting can be dispersed, and at the same time, the first inclined part 121, the second inclined part 123 and the third inclined part are strengthened. The structural strength between the joints of 124 further prolongs the service life of the golf club head.

As shown in Figures 2 to 6, each of the first inclined portion 121, the second inclined portion 123, and the third inclined portion 124, in addition to increasing the ball elevation angle and maintaining the structural strength of the hitting panel 1, through each of the first inclined portion Part 121, the second inclined part 123 and the third inclined part 124 all form different thickness changes in different longitudinal regions of the hitting panel 1, which can also effectively improve the elastic deformation capacity of the hitting panel 1 and expand its hitting. Ball sweet spot.

As shown in Figure 7, it discloses the ball striking faceplate of the golf club head according to the third embodiment of the present invention. Compared with the first and second embodiments, the back surface 12 of the ball striking panel 1 of the third embodiment of the present invention has a first inclined portion 121' and a second inclined portion 123' extending laterally. The first inclined portion 121' and the second inclined portion 123' are arranged side by side, and the first inclined portion 121' is adjacent to the top edge 131, and the second inclined portion 123' is adjacent to the bottom edge 132. Wherein, the first inclined portion 121' is inclined downward from the second side 134 toward the first side 133, so that the ball striking panel 1 in the area of the first inclined portion 121' is close to the first side A thin end is formed at 133, and a thick end is formed near the second side 134; the second inclined portion 123' is inclined downward from the first side 133 toward the second side 134, so that The ball striking panel 1 in the area of the second inclined portion 123 ′ forms a thick end close to the first side 133 and a thin end close to the second side 134 .

As shown in FIG. 7 , by disposing the first inclined portion 121 ′ and the second inclined portion 123 ′ laterally on the back surface 12 of the ball striking panel 1 , different thickness variations are formed in different lateral regions of the ball striking panel 1 . , so as to produce different amounts of elastic deformation in the different lateral regions, and then make the golf club head have the effect of horizontally adjusting the ball-out angle. In addition, since the first inclined portion 121' has a greater thickness near the neck 22, it can increase the structural strength of the hitting panel 1 relatively close to the neck 22; the second inclined portion 123' There is a greater thickness near the toe, which also reinforces the structural strength of the ball striking panel 1 near the toe, and at the same time achieves the purpose of saving materials.

As mentioned above, compared with the prior art, each of the several areas on the back of the ball striking faceplate of the golf club head only has a uniform thickness in the longitudinal direction, and it does not form different thickness changes, so it cannot be aimed at the impact of the ball when hitting the ball. Adjustment and correction of the elevation angle, etc., Fig. 3 The utility model forms the several inclined parts on the back side 12 of the hitting panel 1, that is, the first inclined part 121, the second inclined part 123 and the third inclined part shown in Fig. 3 Inclined portion 124, the first inclined portion 121, the second inclined portion 123 and the third inclined portion 124 each have a thick end and a thin end, and the thick end (or thin end) of any inclined portion is close to the other The thin end (or thick end) of the inclined portion, wherein the two inclined portions are adjacent, and the thick end and the thin end are formed on at least one edge of the hitting panel 1 at the same time, so that different areas of the hitting panel 1 All have different thickness changes, which can effectively improve the hitting stability of the golf club head, reduce production costs and prolong the service life.

Claims (9)

1. A ball striking panel of a golf club head, characterized in that it comprises: A ball striking panel, which is correspondingly combined with the opening of a club head body to jointly form a golf club head, the back of the ball striking panel is provided with an inclined portion, and the inclined portion passes longitudinally through the central portion of the back of the ball striking panel , and the inclined portion has a thin end and a thick end, the thin end and the thick end are located at opposite ends of the inclined portion, and the thick end is close to a bottom edge of the ball striking panel. 2. The ball hitting face plate of a golf club head according to claim 1, wherein at least one connecting portion is provided on the back of the ball hitting face plate, and the connecting portion is located on the side of the inclined portion and connects with the Slopes and other parts of the back of the batting panel. 3. The ball striking panel of a golf club head according to claim 2, wherein the connecting portion extends from one side of the ball striking panel to the other side of the ball striking panel, and the connecting portion The width of the portion is tapered along the extending direction of the connecting portion. 4. A ball striking panel of a golf club head, characterized by comprising: A ball hitting panel, which is correspondingly combined with the opening of a club head body to jointly form a golf club head, the back of the ball hitting panel is provided with several inclined parts, and each of the several inclined parts has a thin end and a thick end. end, and each of the thin end and thick end is located at opposite ends of each of the inclined portions; Wherein, the thick end of one inclined portion of any two adjacent inclined portions is close to the thin end of the other inclined portion, and furthermore, the thick end and the thin end are simultaneously formed on at least one side of the ball striking panel. 5. The ball striking faceplate of a golf club head as claimed in claim 4, wherein one of the several inclined parts longitudinally passes through the central part of the back surface of the ball striking faceplate, and the thick end of the inclined part is close to the One bottom edge of the batting panel. 6. The ball striking face plate of a golf club head as claimed in claim 4, wherein the several inclined portions are distributed laterally, one of the several inclined portions is close to the top edge of the ball striking face plate, and the inclined portion The thick end of the portion is close to a neck portion of the club head body. 7. The ball striking faceplate of a golf club head according to claim 4, wherein at least one connecting portion is provided on the back of the ball striking faceplate, and the connecting portion is located between any two inclined portions. 8. The ball striking faceplate of a golf club head according to claim 7, wherein the connecting portion has a projection surface in the ball striking direction of the ball striking faceplate. 9. The ball striking faceplate of a golf club head according to claim 8, wherein the projected surface of the connecting portion in the ball striking direction is from one side of the ball striking faceplate to the other of the ball striking faceplate The side extends, and the width of the projection surface is tapered along the extending direction.

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