The Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd.

Tatsuo Nishimoto

Takaharu Okumoto

Shinji Yamamoto

Toshinori Nishimura

Hideaki Wakaki

A golf bag is provided at least on an upper region of an inner surface of a bag body with a member for guiding a shaft of a golf club when the golf club is drawn out of and inserted into the bag body.

Golf bag

A golf club shaft according to the present invention is formed by winding annularly and unitarily in an overlapping state a reinforcing layer of a resin film comprising an organic polymer around the outer surface of a club shaft body of a fiber-reinforced resin in a manner that the reinforcing layer extends in a limited range from a front end of the club shaft body to the portion thereof which is not less than 150 mm and not more than 500 mm distant therefrom. A method of manufacturing this golf club shaft has the steps of winding unitarily in an overlapping state a resin film formed out of an organic polymer and coated at one surface thereof which faces a club shaft body with a bonding agent around the outer surface of the club shaft body, which is formed cylindrically out of an uncured fiber-reinforced resin, in such a manner that the resin film extends between a front end of the club shaft body and the portion thereof which is not less than 150 mm and not more than 500 mm distant therefrom, and then thermally curing the resultant product.

Golf club shaft and method of manufacturing the same

A wood golf club head equipped with steps which extend transversely on an upper surface of the head or a single large dimple of specific dimensions and location that extends over the rear portion of the upper surface of the club head.

Wood golf club head

A golf club head composed of an outer shell made of a fiber-reinforced resin and a core made of a syntactic foam and formed in the outer shell, wherein the syntactic foam comprises a matrix resin with glass microballoons as a main component and whiskers mixed therein.

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Hiratsuka, Japan

Tatsuo Nishimoto