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Achushnet Company

Acushnet Golf

Peter J Gilbert

Bruce Richard Pettibone

Michael Scott Burnett

Christopher R Kays

Charles Edward Golden

Douglas C Jorgensen

Robert W Vokey

Tomas Diaz

Scott A Knutson

Adrian L Stanescu

John Kelley

M Scott Burnett

Helene Hipp

Helene Rick

Thomas Orrin Bennett

Gregory D Johnson

Terrill R McCabe

Eduardo Mendoza

David A Shear

Stephen S Murphy

Mike Steve Bujdos

Ryan L Roach

John Morin

Raymond L Poynor

James G Lewis

Christopher Gantz

Kevin Gantz

Karl A Clausen

Daniel J Stone

John Wooster

Arthur C Chou

Ron Theis

Thomas M Olsavsky

Daniel Remington Vehse

David M Shear

Edward Mendoza

Jeffrey A Harmet

Kongdach Sethapun

Donald D Anton

John B Hoeflich

Russ Knize

Erik Smith

An expandable tent structure with a side wall of mesh or fabric enclosing an internal volume of the tent. The tent has one or more openings in the roof and/or side walls of the tent, and a hatch pivotally attached to the tent. The hatch in one position covers an opening in the roof and/or side wall, and a mesh or fabric structure extends in an accordion-like manner between the hatch and edges of the opening. A plurality of ribs support the mesh or fabric, the ribs being pivotally attached to the tent supporting structure. When the hatch is in its open position, the internal volume of the tent is increased, with the mesh or fabric attached to the hatch and the edges of the opening providing a barrier over the opening against the environment.

Expandable tent with adjustable height and internal volume

A wearable, torso-worn, hands free multi-illumination system having a fabric harness worn over the shoulders and adjacent the chest and back of a user. The fabric harness has an adjustable aperture to receive the head of the user, and a fastener along the rim of the aperture, where the fastener adjusts the size of the aperture. The fabric harness includes a front panel and a rear panel, with an ambient light and a light sensor mounted on the front panel. An electronic control system is mounted on the fabric harness, including a control board, LEDs, and light sensor. The ambient light and the light sensor are electrically connected to the control board. Switches are mounted to the front panel, and are electrically connected to the control board. An electric power source is removably mounted on the rear panel, and the power source is electrically connected to the control board.

Neck supported chest and back mobile lighting system

A set of golf clubs including golf club heads having improved mass distribution characteristics. The set includes golf club heads having a club head main body including a hitting face and a face support, a muscle back shell and a weight insert.

Set of golf clubs

A set of golf clubs including golf club heads having improved mass distribution characteristics. The set includes golf club heads having a club head main body including a hitting face, a muscle back shell and a weight insert disposed in the muscle back shell. The golf club heads have relatively low blade length while maintaining high moment of inertia.

A golf club head, and a method of making the golf club head, with an improved striking surface. The grooves are formed in the strike surface with tight tolerances. The grooves may contain a plurality of portions, including a radiused or angled portion, a portion having substantially parallel walls, and a portion having a v-shape.

Golf club groove configuration

A golf club head with an improved striking surface. The grooves are machined into the strike surface with tight tolerances. The face may be selectively textured to enhance certain shots that the golfer may perform. This may include providing a plurality of distinct sets of texturing and surface roughening to accommodate a plurality of different shots.

Golf club head having a grooved and textured face

A golf club including a club head having a club head main body including a hitting face and a face support, and a support extension. The support extension extends between the face support and a back flange to define a lower cavity.

Iron-type golf club

An iron-type golf club includes a conventional-weight section, a lightweight section and a heavyweight section. The conventional-weight section includes the hitting face and at least a portion of the hosel. The heavyweight section, made of a denser material than the conventional-weight section, includes the sole and an optional back flange. The lightweight section, made of a material less dense than either of the other sections, includes a core to which the other two sections are secured, such as by co-molding the core to the other two sections. In the co-molding context, the components need not be constrained by their respective weight and density, but could be classified more generically as having a pre-formed component and a molding component irrespective of the densities of the components.

Iron-type golf clubs

A wedge type golf club head is disclosed herein where the wedge type golf club head has enhanced performance characteristics such as improved backspin, ball speed, and launch angle. More specifically, the present invention relates to a wedge type golf club head having a lower center of gravity, where the center of gravity is located substantially behind the hitting surface and substantially along a neutral axis behind the point of impact.

Wedge type golf club head

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Carlsbad, CA, United States of America

Peter J Gilbert