Taylor Made Golf Company, Inc.

Adams Golf Ip, LP

Jeffrey J Albertsen

Michael Scott Burnett

Kraig Alan Willett

John Ruggiero

Gentry Ferguson

M Scott Burnett

Marc Schmidt

Steven Green

Lon Waggoner

Jeffrey T Halstead

Anton Sutovsky

Michael R Pinto

An aerodynamic golf club head having body attributes that impart beneficial aerodynamic properties.

Aerodynamic golf club head

A multi-material iron-type golf club head having a shell that defines a closed internal volume, where the head is composed of at least two different materials, incorporates a variable face thickness, and achieves a high maximum characteristic time.

Multi-material iron-type golf club head

An aerodynamic golf club head producing reduced aerodynamic drag forces via unique club head relationships.

An aerodynamic golf club head producing reduced aerodynamic drag forces. The club head has crown section attributes and material attributes that impart beneficial aerodynamic properties and performance.

A high moment of inertia aerodynamic golf club head with a low deep center of gravity location and producing reduced aerodynamic drag forces. The club head has crown section attributes that impart beneficial aerodynamic properties and performance.

A multi-material iron-type golf club head having a shell that defines a closed internal volume, where the head is composed of at least two different materials, incorporates a variable face thickness, and achieves a high characteristic time.

An aerodynamic golf club head having crown attributes that impart beneficial aerodynamic properties.

An aerodynamic golf club head with a low center of gravity and producing reduced aerodynamic drag forces. The club head has crown section attributes and material attributes that impart beneficial aerodynamic properties and performance.

An aerodynamic golf club head producing reduced aerodynamic drag forces via unique club head curvatures and relationships.

An aerodynamic golf club head having a crown section that imparts beneficial aerodynamic properties due in part to the location of a crown apex and the curvature of the crown section.

An aerodynamic golf club head producing reduced aerodynamic drag forces via the curvature of a crown section. At least a portion of the crown section may be composed of low density materials, including nonmetallic materials.

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