| 摘要 |
A metal wood head for a golf club comprises an integrated hollow body formed of titanium, or another like light metal material. The front wall of the body has a top edge that defines a concave profile between opposite ends thereof, the top wall of the body, which extends from the top edge of the front wall, defining a corresponding channel formation extending from the front wall to a rear wall of the body. This top wall profile of the metal wood head provides for a body mass distribution, relative to the centre of mass of the body, which will induce an improved flight path for golf balls struck by a metal wood including this head.
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