Golf 18° Head Lost Wax Investment Casting

Product Introduction

A golf head is part of a golf club, including a golf head body and a bottom providing a welding port and a welding port for welding a double specific gravity tungsten alloy weight plate body. The dual force weight disc body consists of tungsten alloy weights arranged on the periphery, the tungsten alloy weights, and metal parts made from the same metal material as the golf head body. The dual force weight disc body is welded to the body of the golf head by welding the port, the ground is formed by the welded port of the golf head, and the bottom part is provided with tungsten alloy. The gravity and weight are evenly distributed in the case of the golf head, the bottom area and the thickness of the golf head have not changed, so a low center of gravity and a better balance of force can be achieved, thereby greatly improving the stability of the golf ball.

Choice of golf head

Golf is a popular way of leisure and fitness. For beginners, in addition to practicing basic golf skills, they also need to know how to choose the right club.

The club consists of three parts: the ball head, the shaft, and the grip, and its length is about 0.91-1.29 meters. According to the different needs of hitting the ball, each player can bring up to 14 clubs of various types into the field. The 14 clubs are most suitable in the following configuration: 4 kinds of wood, 9 irons, and 1 putter. For beginners, it is enough to take only the odd number of poles.

Golf 18° head lost wax investment casting is generally made of metal and uses tungsten alloy weight components. These counterweight elements are usually made into screw shapes for easy disassembly and replacement. For different beginners, the choice of the weight of the ball head is different, mainly depending on their own strength. Tungsten alloy counterweight is a high-density alloy, which has great advantages over other metals in terms of weight and volume. In addition, tungsten alloy is widely used because of its environmental protection.

Clubs are divided into many materials, and wooden clubs are mostly made of persimmon wood. According to its length and the angle of the rod clamp slope, it can be divided into different numbers. The smaller the number, the longer the length and the ball hits higher and farther. Most of the woods are used in the tee area. The most commonly used ones are No. 1, 3, 4, and 5. For beginners, the No. 3 wood is the most suitable. For beginners, it is best to wait for the No. 7 iron to practice before using No. 3. Wooden practice. The No. 1 wood is the longest, has the smallest head angle, and is powerful for hitting the ball. It is called a driver and is generally used for tee shots on par 4 and par 5 holes.

Irons are made of soft iron heads, which are slightly thinner and smaller than wood. It is mainly used to control short-distance strikes. It is divided into No. 1-9 according to length and can be roughly divided into three categories: long, medium, and short. Irons 1, 2, and 3 are called long irons, which are easy to grasp in direction, long and heavy, and have a long hitting distance; irons 4, 5, and 6 are called medium irons; irons 7, 8, and 9 are for beginners Generally use the No. 7 iron, which is better to master. These are called short irons and are used for hitting the ball from close range or in difficult positions. Irons can also be divided into pitching poles, sand poles, and putters according to their uses. The pitching stick has a large head angle, and it is specially used for hitting high and near balls within a hundred yards, the sand stick is specially used for hitting the ball on the bunker, and the putter is specially used for hitting the ball on the green.

The putter head is also made of soft iron and is mainly used to put the ball into the hole. Putters can be divided into T-shaped, L-shaped, and D-shaped, and the straight face is their common feature.

Generally, each player has a set of no more than 14 clubs, including 3-4 woods, 7 irons, pitching wedges, sand clubs, and putters.

Clubs should be selected according to age, height, and gender. There are American standards and Japanese standards. American standard is used for tall people; the Japanese standard is used for Asians who are not tall.

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