Dunlop Sports Company Limited

Sumitomo Rubber Industries Limited

Helen of Troy Limited

Phillip C Seagram

Mika Becktor

Keith F Dolezel

Alexandra Agrella

Darius Cyrulik

Nick S Trahan

Dustin J Brekke

Joseph Chen

Jeff D Brunski

Patrick A Ripp

Dan S Nivanh

Adam K Sheldon

Michael T McDuffee

Ryan Donovan

Jonathan M Liston

Mitch Samson

Michael Boyle

Bryce Weir

Benjamin Janes Beck

Brian R Herr

Jimmy H Kuan

Douglas Arthur Marsden

Conor Patrick McNamara

Scott A Carlyle

Brian D Schielke

Kiyofumi Matsunaga

Jacob Lambeth

Christopher J Beck

Brent L Newsome

Isaac Chang

Jay Vogler

Jake Grenier

Kirk Bacon

Daniel John Connors

Eli Miller

Mitchell Samson

Marina Eaves

Benjamin J Beck

Brian Herr

Tom Carlson

A putter-type golf club head is disclosed. When oriented in a reference position, the putter-type golf club head comprises a blade member and a central elongate member in communication with, and extending rearwardly from, the blade member. The blade member extends in a heel-to-toe direction and has a striking wall defining a substantially planar striking surface, and an upper surface of the central elongate member comprises at least one generally square-shaped alignment element.

Putter-type golf club head

A golf club head includes a loft no less than 40 degrees; a striking face; a virtual center plane that is vertical and perpendicular to a virtual striking face plane and includes a face center; a rear face; and a recess. The recess extends in a heel-to-toe direction along an upper sole surface and has a depth that varies in the heel-to-toe direction such that a first depth corresponds with a first location heel-ward of the face center and a second depth corresponds with a second location toe-ward of the face center, the first depth being no less than 10 mm and greater than the second depth by at least 5 mm. An insert is received in the recess. And a center of gravity of the golf club head is spaced no greater than 5.0 mm from the virtual center plane measured in the heel-to-toe direction.

Golf club head

A putter-type golf club head, when oriented in a reference position, includes a main body, a weight insert, a center of gravity CG with a center of gravity depth CGD, a golf club head length L from a forwardmost extent of the golf club head to its rearwardmost extent, and a ratio of CGD/L no more than 0.30. The main body includes a front portion having a face defining a face plane, a rear portion extending rearwardly from the front portion, a heel, and a toe opposite the heel. The weight insert, which is denser than the main body, includes an insert CG that is located rearwardly from the face plane by a distance no greater than 1.0 cm.

Lint remover

A lint brush includes a housing and a lint tool having a lint-removing material. The lint tool is movable along a longitudinal axis of the housing between a stowed position where the lint tool is housed in the housing and a deployed position where the lint tool is extended from the housing. The lint tool is rotatable relative to the longitudinal axis from the deployed position to a first rotated position. An actuator is mounted to one of the housing and the lint tool. The actuator is configured to move the lint tool from the first rotated position back to the deployed position.

Lint brush

Wine stopper

Mashing tool

A putter-type golf club head has a main body and a face component including a first element formed of a resilient material. The putter-type golf club head also has a second element forward of the first element and including a rigid material. The second element is secured directly to the first element. The first element has a thickness that gradually increases toward a sole portion of the club head.

A golf club head includes a main body having a topline and an opposing sole. The main body includes a striking face extending between the topline and sole, and a rear face in opposed relation to the striking face. A sole body is proximate the rear face and extends at least partially along the sole. A peripheral flange extends at least partially about the rear face and is of a flange height, H, relative to the rear face. A truss protrudes from the rear face and includes a at least a first truss arm which is of a first truss arm height, H, relative to the rear face, wherein the difference between Hand His less than about 0.25 mm.

Trusses for golf club heads

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Long Beach, CA, United States of America

Phillip C Seagram