Multi-piece golf club head with improved inertia
A multi-piece iron-type golf club head with a substantial weight member is disclosed and claimed. The golf club head includes a plurality of body members. A first body member includes a face, a rear surface, and a hosel. A viscoelastic material is attached to the rear surface, and a second body member is attached to the viscoelastic material. The second body member, which may be a weight member, has a substantially larger mass than in known golf clubs. The viscoelastic member may form a substantial part of the club head. The club head may also have a recess located in a top portion thereof between the heel and the toe and extending toward the sole. A low-density insert may be positioned within the recess.
1. An iron-type golf club head, comprising:
a first body member comprising a striking face, a hosel, a heel, a toe, and an uppermost portion adjacent to the striking face, extending between the hosel and the toe of the club head, defining a top line, a bottommost portion adjacent to the striking face, extending between the hosel and the toe of the club head, defining a sole;
the first body member further comprising a rear surface having a concave profile extending from a heel of the club head to a toe of the club head, wherein the concave profile extends to the sole;
the sole having a sole profile extending between the striking face and the rear surface;
a second body member coupled to the rear surface of the concave profile of the first body member;
a third body member disposed between the first and second body members;
wherein the second body member forms at least a portion of a sole of the golf club head;
wherein the concave profile is oriented in a front to back direction such that the concave profile widens in a continuous curve in a direction substantially parallel to the sole profile.
2. The golf club head of claim 1 , wherein the third body member comprises a viscoelastic material.
3. The golf club head of claim 1 , wherein the first body member forms at least a portion of a sole of the golf club head.