Taylor Made Golf Company, Inc.

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Justin Girard

Michael Scott Burnett

Bryan Seon

Jeffrey T Halstead

Jason Sulak

David Crotty

Tarek Nahlawi

A set of golf clubs having a degree of loft and lie adjustability to provide improved distance gapping.

Golf club set providing improved distance gapping adjustability

An iron-type golf club incorporating an aperture extending through the shell on the sole. The location and size of the aperture selectively increase deflection of the face.

Iron-type golf club head

An iron-type golf club incorporating a stress reducing feature, which may include an aperture. The location and size of the stress reducing feature and aperture selectively increase deflection of the face.

A golf club incorporating a stress reducing feature, including an aperture, located at least partially on the sole of the club head. The location and size of the stress reducing feature and aperture, and their relationship to one another, play a significant role in selectively improving the performance of the golf club.

Golf club head having a stress reducing feature with aperture

A set of golf clubs having a degree of adjustability to provide improved distance gapping across the transition from a curved face golf club head to a flat face golf club head.

A golf club incorporating a stress reducing feature including an aperture located on the crown or sole of the club head. The location and size of the stress reducing feature and aperture, and their relationship to one another, play a significant role in selectively improving the performance of the golf club head.

Iron-type golf club head having a sole stress reducing feature

A golf club incorporating a stress reducing feature including an aperture located on the crown or sole of the club head. The location and size of the stress reducing feature and aperture, and their relationship to one another, play a significant role in selectively increasing deflection of the face.

A hollow golf club incorporating a stress reducing feature including an aperture located on the crown or sole of the club head. The location and size of the stress reducing feature and aperture, and their relationship to one another, play a significant role in selectively increasing deflection of the face.

Corrosion of metal surfaces, particularly aluminum or aluminum alloy surfaces, is inhibited by contacting the metal surfaces with a solution comprising a mercapto-substituted silane and then preferably baking the metal to cure the silane coating. Multifunctional organo-mercapto-substituted silanes are preferred in the practice of the process. Preferably, the treatment solution is an aqueous mixture of the mercapto-substituted silane and selected solvents.

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Dallas, TX, United States of America

Justin Girard