TW201542272A - Club head with club head alignment aid and related method - Google Patents

Abstract

A driver club head can include a front end having a front face, a toe end, a heel end opposite the toe end, a rear end opposite the front end, a crown surface having a front crown end and a rear crown end, and an alignment aid at the crown surface. The front crown end can be closer to the front end than to the rear end, and the rear crown end can be closer to the rear end than to the front end. The alignment aid can include two or more alignment aid stripes. The two or more alignment aid stripes can include a first alignment aid stripe and a second alignment aid stripe extending between the front crown end and the rear crown end. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Description

Golf club head with alignment aid and related method

The field to which the present invention relates is sports equipment, and more particularly, to an alignment aid for a golf club head and related methods.

This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 61/558,977, filed on November 11, 2011, and U.S. Provisional Application Serial No. 61/576,350, filed on December 15, 2011, in addition, the present application It is a continuation of the US non-provisional application No. 13/345,541 submitted on January 6, 2012. It also advocates the interests of US Provisional Application No. 61/558,977 and US Provisional Application No. 61/576,350. In addition, this application is a continuation of the US 13/536,760 non-provisional application filed on January 6, 2012. The US non-provisional application No. 13/536,760 is the US non-provisional application No. 13/345,541. Continuation, and the interests of US Provisional Application No. 61/558,977 and US Provisional Application No. 61/576,350.

US No. 13/536,760 non-provisional application, US No. 13/345,541 non-provisional application, US Provisional Application No. 61/558,977 and US Provisional Application No. 61/576,350 are each cited in full text. References for the case.

To ensure that the golf club hits the face perpendicularly to the golf ball, as well as through the strike The vertical hit of the face to increase the accuracy of the distance, speed and/or golf trajectory provides a solution. The size of the golf ball is small, and the hitting surface of the golf club is also small, which makes the hitting surface of the golf club and/or the golf club head difficult to align with the golf ball. The present invention provides an auxiliary alignment device. This allows the savvy to greatly improve the accuracy of their strikes.

For the sake of brevity and clarity of the description, the drawings represent the general manner of construction, and the description and details of the well-known features and techniques may be omitted to avoid unnecessarily obscuring the present invention. In addition, elements in the figures are not necessarily drawn to scale. For example, the dimensions of some of the elements in the figures may be exaggerated relative to the other elements, thereby helping to improve the understanding of the embodiments of the invention. The same reference numerals are used in the different drawings.

Terms such as “first”, “second”, “third”, “fourth” in this specification and the scope of the patent application, if any, are used to distinguish differences between similar elements, not necessarily Is used to describe a specific location order or chronological order. It should be understood, however, that the terms so used are interchangeable, as appropriate, such that the embodiments of the invention described herein are, for example, capable of operation in the sequence shown or illustrated herein. In addition, the words "comprises" and "comprises" and "comprises" and "the" and "includes" are intended to include a non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, system, article, device, or device comprising a series of components is not necessarily limited. For those components, but Included are other elements that are not explicitly listed or inherent in such processes, methods, systems, articles, devices, or devices.

Terms such as "left", "right", "front", "back", "top", "bottom", "above", "below", etc. in the scope of this specification and the patent application, if any, are For the purpose of description, and not necessarily to describe a permanent relative position. It should be understood, however, that the terms so used are interchangeable, where appropriate, such that the embodiments described herein are, for example, capable of operation in other orientations.

The terms "single-coupled", "coupled", "majority-coupled", "coupled", and the like, are to be understood broadly and mean that two or more elements are mechanically and/or otherwise connected. Two or more mechanical elements may be mechanically coupled but may not be electrically or otherwise coupled. The coupling can be of any length of time, for example, permanent or semi-permanent or only instantaneous.

Terms such as "electrically coupled" are to be interpreted broadly and include any electrical signal coupling, whether a power signal, a data signal, and/or other type or combination of electrical signals. Terms such as “mechanical coupling” should be understood broadly and include all types of mechanical coupling.

If there is no such thing as "removable" and "removable" and "coupled", it does not mean that the questionable coupling or the like is or is not detachable.

100‧‧‧ golf club head

101‧‧‧ front end

102‧‧‧ Backend

103‧‧‧Toe

104‧‧‧End

105‧‧‧ front surface

106‧‧‧Corona

107‧‧‧ front crown

108‧‧‧After the crown

109‧‧‧Alignment aids

110‧‧‧Alignment aid width

111‧‧‧Aligning auxiliary stripes

112‧‧‧Alignment auxiliary stripes

113‧‧‧Toe alignment with auxiliary stripes

114‧‧‧踵 Alignment of auxiliary stripes

115‧‧‧Toe alignment auxiliary stripe width

116‧‧‧踵 Alignment of auxiliary stripe width

200‧‧‧ golf club head

201‧‧‧ front end

202‧‧‧ Backend

203‧‧‧ toe

204‧‧‧End

205‧‧‧ front surface

206‧‧‧Corona

207‧‧‧ front crown

208‧‧‧After the crown

209‧‧‧Alignment aids

210‧‧‧Alignment aid width

211‧‧‧Alignment auxiliary stripes

212‧‧‧Alignment auxiliary stripes

213‧‧‧Toe alignment with auxiliary stripes

214‧‧‧踵 Alignment of auxiliary stripes

215‧‧‧Toe alignment auxiliary stripe width

216‧‧‧踵 Alignment of auxiliary stripe width

217‧‧ ‧ center alignment auxiliary stripe

218‧‧‧Center alignment auxiliary stripe width

300‧‧‧ golf club head

301‧‧‧ front end

302‧‧‧ Backend

303‧‧‧ toe

304‧‧‧ End

305‧‧‧ front surface

306‧‧‧Corona

307‧‧‧ front crown

308‧‧‧After the crown

309‧‧‧Alignment aids

321‧‧‧ acute angle

400‧‧‧Golf club head

401‧‧‧ front end

402‧‧‧ Backend

403‧‧‧ toe

404‧‧‧ End

405‧‧‧ front surface

406‧‧‧Corona

407‧‧‧ front crown

408‧‧‧After the crown

409‧‧‧Alignment aids

421‧‧‧ acute angle

700‧‧‧ method

701‧‧‧ Provide a golf club head

702‧‧ An aligning aid is provided on a coronal surface of the golf club head such that the alignment aid extends between a front crown end of the crown surface and a rear crown end of the crown surface

801‧‧‧ Providing the alignment aid such that the alignment aid includes an alignment aid width

802‧‧‧ Providing the alignment aid such that the alignment aid includes one or more alignment aid strips

803‧‧‧ providing the alignment aid such that the alignment aid is orthogonal to a front surface of the golf club head

804‧‧‧ Providing the alignment aid such that the alignment aid and the golf club head The front surface forms an acute angle

900‧‧‧Golf club head

903‧‧‧Toe

904‧‧‧ End

909‧‧‧Alignment aids

911‧‧‧Alignment auxiliary stripes

912‧‧‧Alignment auxiliary stripes

913‧‧‧The first toe is aligned with the auxiliary stripes

914‧‧‧The first ankle is aligned with the auxiliary stripes

917‧‧ ‧ center alignment auxiliary stripe

930‧‧‧Second toe alignment auxiliary stripe

931‧‧‧Second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe

1000‧‧‧Golf club head

1003‧‧‧ toe

1004‧‧‧ Extreme

1009‧‧‧Alignment aids

1011‧‧‧Alignment auxiliary stripes

1012‧‧‧Alignment auxiliary stripes

1013‧‧‧The first toe is aligned with the auxiliary stripes

1014‧‧‧The first ankle is aligned with the auxiliary stripes

1017‧‧‧Center alignment auxiliary stripe

1030‧‧‧Second toe alignment auxiliary stripe

1031‧‧‧Second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe

1100‧‧‧ golf club head

1103‧‧‧ toe

1104‧‧‧ Extreme

1109‧‧‧Alignment aids

1111‧‧‧Alignment auxiliary stripes

1112‧‧‧Alignment auxiliary stripes

1113‧‧‧The first toe is aligned with the auxiliary stripes

1114‧‧‧The first ankle is aligned with the auxiliary stripes

1130‧‧‧Second toe alignment auxiliary stripe

1131‧‧‧Second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe

1200‧‧‧ Golf club head

1203‧‧‧Toe

1204‧‧‧End

1209‧‧‧Alignment aids

1211‧‧‧Alignment auxiliary stripes

1212‧‧‧Alignment auxiliary stripes

1213‧‧‧The first toe is aligned with the auxiliary stripes

1214‧‧‧The first ankle is aligned with the auxiliary stripes

1232‧‧‧Toe offset area

1233‧‧‧踵Offset area

1234‧‧‧The first toe is aligned with the length of the auxiliary stripe

1235‧‧‧The first toe is aligned with the auxiliary stripe width

1236‧‧‧Second toe alignment auxiliary stripe length

1237‧‧‧Second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width

1238‧‧‧The first ankle is aligned with the length of the auxiliary stripe

1239‧‧‧The first ankle is aligned with the auxiliary stripe width

1240‧‧‧Second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe length

1241‧‧‧Second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width

1242‧‧‧Center offset area length

1243‧‧‧Center offset area width

1244‧‧‧Toe offset area width

1245‧‧‧踵 offset area width

1300‧‧‧ golf club head

1301‧‧‧ front end

1302‧‧‧ Backend

1303‧‧‧Toe

1304‧‧‧End

1305‧‧‧ front surface

1306‧‧‧Corona

1307‧‧‧ front crown

1308‧‧‧After the crown

1309‧‧‧Alignment aids

1311‧‧‧Alignment auxiliary stripes

1312‧‧‧Alignment auxiliary stripes

1313‧‧‧Toe alignment with auxiliary stripes

1314‧‧‧踵 Alignment of auxiliary stripes

In order to facilitate further illustration of the embodiments, the following figures are provided, wherein: Figure 1 shows a top view of an exemplary golf club head in accordance with an embodiment; Figure 2 shows another three-striped strip in accordance with another embodiment. A top view of an exemplary golf club head aligned with an auxiliary device; FIG. 3 illustrates a top view of another golf club head having an acute angle with a front surface of the golf club head in accordance with another embodiment One of the alignment aids, wherein the acute angle opens toward a tip end of the golf club head; FIG. 4 shows a top view of another golf club head having a golf club head according to another embodiment One of the front surfaces forms an acute angle alignment aid, wherein the acute angle opens toward the toe end of the golf club head; FIG. 5 shows a top view of the golf club head of FIG. 3 in accordance with the embodiment of FIG. The alignment aid of the golf club head is not used; FIG. 6 shows a top view of the golf club head of FIG. 3 according to the embodiment of FIG. 3, which is used simultaneously in operation Figure 7 shows a flow chart of an embodiment of the method of the golf club head shown in Figures 1 to 6; Figure 8 shows an exemplary flow chart for providing an alignment aid; Figure 9 shows an exemplary golf club head with an alignment aid having five stripes in accordance with another embodiment; Figure 10 shows another alignment aid with five stripes in accordance with the embodiment of Figure 9 An exemplary golf club head of the apparatus; FIG. 11 shows an exemplary golf club head of another alignment aid having five stripes in accordance with the embodiment of FIG. 9; FIG. 12 illustrates another embodiment in accordance with another embodiment. A top view of an exemplary golf club head with one of four alignment aids; and FIG. 13 shows an exemplary golf club head with an alignment aid having two stripes in accordance with another embodiment A top view of the.

Some embodiments of the invention include a golf club head constructed from a front end, wherein the front end includes a front surface. The golf club head further includes a toe end, a crotch end opposite the toe end, and a rear end opposite the front surface. Additionally, the golf club head includes a crown surface formed by a front crown end and a rear crown end, and an alignment aid extending between the front crown end and the rear crown end on the crown surface. The front crown end is closer to the front end than the rear end, and the The rear crown end is closer to the rear end than the front end.

Various embodiments include a golf club head constructed from a front end, wherein the front end includes a front surface. The golf club head includes a toe end, a crotch end opposite the toe end, and a rear end opposite the front surface. At the same time, the golf club head includes a crown surface formed by a front crown end and a rear crown end, and an alignment aid extending from the front crown end to the rear crown end on the crown surface. The front crown end is closer to the front end than the rear end, and the rear crown end is closer to the rear end than the front end. The golf club head may include one of a golf driver head, a fairway wood golf club head, or a hybrid golf club head. The alignment aid includes an alignment aid width that can be approximately equal to the diameter of a golf ball. Additionally, the alignment aid can include three alignment auxiliary stripes, which can include a toe alignment auxiliary strip, a crotch alignment auxiliary strip, and a center alignment auxiliary strip. The toe alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the toe end than the crotch end; the crotch alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the end than the toe end; and the center alignment auxiliary strip is interposed with the auxiliary stripe Align the ankle with the auxiliary stripe. Similarly, the toe alignment auxiliary stripe includes a toe alignment auxiliary stripe width; the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe includes a crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width; and the center alignment mismatch stripe includes a center alignment aid Stripe width. The toe alignment auxiliary stripe width may be approximately equal to the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width, and the center alignment assist stripe width is wider than the toe alignment auxiliary stripe width and the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width. The toe alignment auxiliary stripes, the crotch alignment auxiliary stripes, and the center alignment auxiliary stripes may be parallel to each other and orthogonal to the front surface. The center alignment auxiliary stripe width is wider than the toe alignment auxiliary stripe width and the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width. The toe alignment auxiliary stripes may be offset from the center alignment auxiliary stripes, and/or the crotch alignment auxiliary stripes may be offset from the center alignment auxiliary stripes.

A still further embodiment includes a method comprising: providing a golf club head including a front end, wherein the front end includes a front surface; a toe end and a crotch end opposite the toe end, opposite the front surface a rear end, and a crown surface including a front crown end and a rear crown end, wherein the front crown end is closer to the front end than the rear end, and the rear crown end is closer to the rear end than the front end; and the crown An alignment aid is provided on the face such that the alignment aid extends between the front crown end and the rear crown end.

Some embodiments include a golf club head constructed from a front end that includes a front surface. The golf club head further includes a toe end, a crotch end opposite the toe end, and a rear end opposite the front surface. At the same time, the golf club head includes a crown surface formed by a front crown end and a rear crown end. The golf club head also includes an alignment aid extending between the front crown end and the rear crown end. The golf club head can include a wooden golf club head. The front crown end may be closer to the front end than the rear end, and the rear crown end may be closer to the rear end than the front end. The alignment aid can include an alignment aid width that can be less than or equal to a golf ball diameter, while the golf ball diameter can include about 4.26 centimeters. Still further, the alignment aid can include two or more alignment aid stripes.

Various embodiments include a golf club head constructed from a front end that includes a front surface. The golf club head further includes a toe end, a crotch end opposite the toe end, and a rear end opposite the front surface. At the same time, the golf club head further includes a crown surface including a front crown end and a rear crown end. The golf club head also includes an alignment aid that traverses the crown from the front crown end to the rear crown end. The golf club head can include a golf driver head. The alignment aid can include four alignment auxiliary stripes. The alignment aid device can include an alignment aid width, the alignment aid width can be approximately equal to a golf ball diameter, and the golf ball diameter can include About 4.26 cm. The four alignment auxiliary stripes may include a first toe alignment auxiliary stripe, a first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe, a second toe alignment auxiliary stripe, and a second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe. The first toe alignment auxiliary stripe may be closer to the toe end than the crotch end, the first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe may be closer to the crotch end than the toe end, and the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe may be The auxiliary bead is closer to the toe end than the first toe, and the second crotch alignment auxiliary strip can be closer to the crotch than the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip. The first toe alignment auxiliary stripe may include a first toe alignment auxiliary stripe width, the first crotch point auxiliary stripe may include a first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width, and the first toe portion The alignment auxiliary stripe width may be approximately equal to the first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width. Meanwhile, the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe may include a second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width, the second crotch point auxiliary stripe may include a second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width, and the second The toe alignment auxiliary stripe width may be approximately equal to the second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width. The first toe alignment auxiliary stripe, the first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe, the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe, and the second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe may be approximately parallel to each other. The second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width may be smaller than the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe width, and the second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width may be smaller than the first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width. Further, the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe may be offset by a toe offset region and the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe, the first pupil portion being aligned with the auxiliary stripe with a crotch offset region and The second portion is aligned with the auxiliary stripe offset, and the toe offset region may include a toe offset region width, the crotch offset region may include a crotch offset region width, and the toe offset region width It may be approximately equal to the width of the ankle offset region. Similarly, the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe may be offset from the first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe by a center offset region, the center offset region may include a center offset width, and the toe offset region width The width of the offset portion of the ankle portion may be smaller than the width of the center offset region. The alignment aid can be orthogonal to the front surface.

Further embodiments include a method. The method can include providing a golf club head. The wood golf club head can include a front end formed by a front surface. The wood golf club head may also include a toe end and a opposite toe end, and a rear end opposite the front surface. In addition, the golf club head may further include a crown surface composed of a front crown end and a rear crown end, wherein the front crown end is closer to the front end than the rear end, and the rear crown end is compared to the front end The front end is closer to the back end. The method can also include providing an alignment aid on the crown surface and extending between the front crown end and the rear crown end, wherein the alignment aid includes a pair of golf ball diameters less than or equal to about 4.26 cm. Quasi-auxiliary device width. Still further, the alignment aid can include two or more alignment aid stripes.

Some embodiments include a golf club head. The golf driver head includes a front end. The front end includes a front surface. The drive rod golf club head further includes a toe end, a opposite end of the toe end, a rear end opposite the front end, and a crown surface. The crown surface includes a front crown end and a rear crown end. Further, the golf driver head includes an alignment aid on the crown surface. The front crown end can be closer to the front end than the back end. At the same time, the rear crown end can be closer to the rear end than the front end. The alignment aid can include two or more alignment aid strips. The two or more alignment auxiliary stripes may include a first alignment auxiliary strip and a second alignment auxiliary strip extending between the front crown end and the rear crown end. The first alignment auxiliary strip can be closer to the toe end than the crotch end, while the second alignment auxiliary strip can be closer to the crotch end than the toe end. The first alignment auxiliary stripe may be approximately parallel to the second alignment auxiliary stripe. Further, the first alignment auxiliary stripe may be offset from the second alignment auxiliary strip by a gap. The two or more alignment auxiliary stripes may include a first color, and the crown may include a second color different from the first color. The gap can be packaged Includes the second color. Additionally, the alignment aid can include an alignment assist width that can be less than or equal to one of the diameters of a golf ball. Still further, the coronal surface can include a coronal perimeter and a crown inner surface on the circumference of the coronal surface, and the alignment aid can be absent from the circumference of the coronal plane. At the same time, the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes may be offset from each other by a gap, and the gap may include a gap width of a width greater than any one of the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes.

Various embodiments include a golf club head. The wood golf club head can include a front end. The front end includes a front surface. The wood golf club head further includes a toe end, a crotch end opposite the toe end, a rear end opposite the front end, and a crown surface. The crown surface includes a front crown end and a rear crown end. Additionally, the wood golf club head can include an alignment aid between the crown surface and between the front crown end and the rear crown end. The front crown end can be closer to the front end than the rear end, and the rear crown end can be closer to the rear end than the front end. Still further, the alignment aid may include two or more alignment auxiliary stripes, and the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes may be offset from each other by a gap, and may not be on the same straight line. The two or more alignment auxiliary stripes may include a first color, the crown surface may include a second color different from the first color, and the gap may include the second color. At the same time, the alignment aid can include an alignment aid width while the alignment aid width can be less than or equal to a diameter of a golf ball. Additionally, the coronal surface can include a coronal perimeter and an inner crown surface on the circumference of the coronal surface, and the alignment aid can be absent from the circumference of the coronal plane. Still further, the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes may be offset from each other by a gap, and the gap may include a gap width greater than a width of any one of the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes.

A still further embodiment includes a wood golf club head. The wood golf The club head includes a front end. The front end includes a front surface. The wood golf club head further includes a toe end, a opposite end of the toe end, a rear end opposite the front surface, and a crown surface. The crown surface includes a front crown end and a rear crown end. Additionally, the wood golf club head includes an alignment aid on the crown surface between the front crown end and the rear crown end. The front crown end can be closer to the front end than the rear end, and the rear crown end can be closer to the rear end than the front end. Still further, the alignment aid can include an alignment aid width, and the alignment aid width can be less than or equal to a diameter of a golf ball. The alignment aid can include two or more alignment auxiliary stripes, and the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes can be substantially parallel to each other. At the same time, the coronal surface may include a coronal perimeter and a crown inner surface on the circumference of the coronal surface, and the alignment device may not be present over the circumference of the coronal plane. Likewise, the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes may be offset from each other by a gap, which may include a gap width greater than the width of any one of the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes.

Turning to the drawings, Figure 1 shows a top view of a golf club head 100 in accordance with an embodiment. The golf club head 100 is merely exemplary and is not limited to the embodiments presented herein. The golf club head 100 can be employed in many different embodiments or examples, rather than specifically described or as described herein.

The golf club head 100 can include any suitable golf club golf club head (eg, a golf club head, a fairway golf club head, a hybrid golf club head, etc.). In many embodiments, golf club head 100 can include a metal wood golf club head, but golf club head 100 can include any other suitable material. In various embodiments, the golf club head 100 can be hollow.

Referring to Figure 1, the golf club head 100 includes a front end 101 and the front end 101 includes a front end Surface 105. The front surface 105 can refer to a strike surface and/or a striker of the golf club head 100. The golf club head 100 includes a rear end 102 that is opposite the front surface 105. The golf club head 100 also includes a toe end 103 and a crotch end 104 opposite the toe end 103.

At the same time, the golf club head 100 includes a crown 106. The coronal face 106 includes a front crown end 107, a rear crown end 108, and an alignment aid 109. The coronal face 106 can extend from the front surface 105 to the rear end 102 such that, for example, at an upper end of the golf club head 100. Thus, in many embodiments, the coronal face 106 can be bounded at the upper end of the golf club head 100, the front surface 105, the rear end 102, the toe end 103, and the ankle end 104.

Likewise, golf club head 100 can include a skirt surface adjacent to crown 106. Similar to the coronal face 106, the skirt surface can extend from the front surface 105 to the rear end 102. Thus, in various embodiments, the skirt surface can be bounded by the front surface 105, the back end 102, the toe end 103, and the ankle end 104.

In some embodiments, the coronal surface 106 and/or the skirt surface may face the rear end 102, the toe end 103, and/or the crotch end 104 and/or the rear end 102, the toe end 103, and/or on the boundary of the coronal plane 106. The ends 104 are bent and/or tilted, respectively. In an embodiment, the alignment aid 109 is located only above the crown 106. In a different embodiment, however, alignment aid 109 is located over crown 106 and other portions of golf club head 100. For example, the alignment aid 109 can be disposed over the crown 106 and (a) above the skirt surface between the crown 106 and the sole of the golf club head 100, or (b) between the crown 106 and The front surface 105 is curved and/or inclined above the surface.

The front crown end 107 is closer to the front end 101 than the rear end 102, and the rear crown end 108 is closer to the rear end 102 than the front end 101. For example, the front crown end 107 can refer to a line or area division where the front surface 105 encounters the crown 106. At the same time, the rear crown end 108 may refer to a line or area division in which the crown 106 encounters the skirt surface of the golf club head 100 at the rear end 102. However, in other realities In the embodiment, the front crown end 107 can refer to any line or region of the crown 106 that is closer to the front end 101 than the rear end 102, while the rear crown end 108 can refer to any line or region of the crown 106. It is closer to the back end 102 than the front end 101.

The alignment aid 109 can extend across the coronal plane 106 between the front crown end 107 and the rear crown end 108. In some embodiments, the front surface 105 and/or the skirt surface of the golf club head 100 can also include an alignment aid 109. Thus, in these embodiments, the alignment aid 109 can also extend across the front surface 105, across the skirt surface at the rear crown end 102, and/or across the sole of the golf club head 100. Thus, where the alignment aid 109 extends across the front surface 105 and the skirt surface, the alignment aid 109 can extend completely around the golf club head 100 to form a closed loop. At the same time, the alignment aid 109 may extend only across a portion of the coronal plane 106 such that, for example, the anterior crown end 107 and/or the posterior crown end 108 refer to the coronal line 106 line or region division, but not the anterior surface The line and/or area division at the junction of the 105 and the crown 106, or the line and/or area at which the non-crown 106 meets the surface of the group of golf club heads 100. Nonetheless, in many embodiments, the front crown end 107 and/or the rear crown end 108 can refer to the interface of the crown 106 with the front surface 105 and the crown 106 and the crown 106 and the skirt of the golf club head 100. Lines and/or areas defined by the surface interfaces, respectively. Thus, in embodiments of the golf club head 100, wherein the outer surface of the crown 106, the front surface 105, and/or the skirt surface are inclined and/or curved, the alignment aid 109 can be via a bevel and/or The curvature extends to (a) the intersection of the front surface 105 with the crown 106, and/or (b) the intersection of the crown 106 with the skirt surface, and/or vice versa, as applicable. In any event, the alignment aid 109 can be configured such that the user of the golf club head 100 can see the alignment aid 109 (eg, when viewed from above the golf club head 100) when in use The golf club head 100 is (eg, a golf club including the golf club head 100) and/or when the golf club head 100 is in the strike position.

The alignment aid 109 can indicate the user's centered position of the face 105 between the toe end 103 and the ankle end 104, and/or can provide the user with confirmation that the golf club head 100 is aligned with the golf ball in a desired manner Come to hit the ball. For example, the alignment aid 109 can indicate a portion of a swing path for the golf club head 100 that is perpendicular to the front surface 105 (eg, when hitting the golf ball, the front surface 105 is vertically contacted with a golf ball) The ball becomes, for example, an initial raised portion of a golf club swinging backward.

The alignment aid 109 can include an alignment aid width 110. In many embodiments, the alignment aid width 110 can remain substantially fixed as the alignment aid 109 extends across the crown 106, the front surface 105, and/or the skirt surface of the golf club head 100. In many embodiments, the alignment aid width 110 can be approximately equal to the diameter of a golf ball (eg, greater than or equal to about 4.26 centimeters). In this manner, the alignment aid 109 can be accurately aligned with the edge of the golf ball to ensure vertical contact with the golf ball. In other embodiments, the alignment aid width 110 can be larger or smaller than the diameter of the golf ball.

Alignment aid 109 may include any suitable pattern that aligns golf club head 100 with a golf ball, and in many embodiments, alignment aid 109 may include one or more alignment aid strips 111 (eg, two Alignment auxiliary stripes, three alignment auxiliary stripes, four alignment auxiliary stripes, five alignment auxiliary stripes, six alignment auxiliary stripes, seven alignment auxiliary stripes, eight alignment auxiliary stripes, nine Align the auxiliary stripes, etc.). The alignment aid 109 can also indicate the type of golf club head 100. For example, the alignment aid 109 can be configured to indicate a golf tee head, a fairway golf club head, or a hybrid golf club. The type of head. As another example, the alignment aid 109 can be configured to resemble a racing stripe or another suitable indicia of the racing industry to convey an impression of high speed, long distance, power.

The racing stripes can effectively mark the alignment without distracting the user's attention to the golf club head 100. Using a plurality of alignment auxiliary stripes as the alignment auxiliary stripes 111 can improve the visualization of the alignment aid 109, facilitating alignment of the front surface 105 with a golf ball. However, the number of alignment auxiliary stripes should also be limited to avoid excessive stimulation (eg, distraction) of the golf club head 100 by the user, and thus, in some embodiments, the application of the alignment aid 109 It may involve a desire to align the desired number of auxiliary stripes such that when the front surface 105 is aligned with a golf ball, there is no distraction due to excessive clutter of the crown 106, in general, regardless of whether the alignment aid 109 has Including the stripes, the alignment aid 109 is represented in a substantially linear manner.

At the same time, for example, the racing stripe of the alignment aid 109 may also indicate that the golf club head 100 is a golf driver's head, such as providing a golf term "driver" associated with a racing car "driver" ( Driver)". In another example, the alignment aid 109 can include a set of graphics configured as a tall tree or a group of trees similar to a forest. Thus, when the golf club head 100 includes a fairway wood golf club head, the alignment aid 109 can include a tall tree or a group of trees to provide the golf term "fairway wood" and a A graphic associated with the forest's "woods". At the same time, the trees may be represented in such a manner that, for example, the trunk may represent an alignment for swinging the golf club head 100. Other examples may be implemented in any other suitable graphic, such as a company logo, brand logo, trademark, or trade name.

In many embodiments, the alignment auxiliary stripes 111 may include different widths and/or offset configurations from each other to emphasize specific alignment auxiliary stripes (eg, wider alignment auxiliary stripes) of the alignment auxiliary stripes 111, For example, in the further detailed description that follows, various examples will be described in order to clarify these concepts more clearly. Any width of the alignment auxiliary stripes 111 and/or the offset width 111 between the alignment auxiliary stripes 111 may be based on the width of one or more alignment auxiliary stripes 111 and / or the ratio between the offset widths of each other to determine. In some embodiments, these ratios may be determined to avoid configuration of the alignment aid 109, which may result in confusion and/or dispersion of the crown 106, rather than helping the user. At the same time, the alignment auxiliary stripes 111 may include different properties (eg, different colors and/or surface finishes) (a) from each other; and/or (b) from the front surface 105, the crown surface 106, and/or The skirt surface of the golf club head 100 to (i) allow alignment of the alignment auxiliary strips 111 to distinguish between the auxiliary strips and/or (ii) allow the alignment aid 109 to pass from the front surface 105, the crown surface 106, and / or the skirt surfaces of the golf club head 100 are distinguished from one another. This embodiment can be applied such that the alignment auxiliary stripes 111 are flush with each other instead of being offset or spaced apart from each other.

Thus, in many examples, the alignment auxiliary strips 111 can include two alignment auxiliary stripes 112 that provide two distinct reference points for the user of the golf club head 100. The two alignment auxiliary stripes 112 may include a toe alignment auxiliary strip 113 and a crotch alignment auxiliary strip 114. In these embodiments, the toe alignment auxiliary strip 113 is closer to the toe end 103 than the crotch end 104, At the same time, the crotch alignment auxiliary strip 114 is closer to the crotch end 104 than the toe end 103.

The toe alignment auxiliary stripe 113 includes a toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 115, and the crotch point alignment auxiliary stripe 114 includes a crotch point alignment auxiliary stripe width 116. In many embodiments, the toe alignment device stripe width 115 can be approximately equal to the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width 116. In some embodiments, the toe alignment auxiliary strips 113 can be offset from the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width 116. In other embodiments, the toe alignment auxiliary stripes 113 may be flush with the crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 114. In these other embodiments, the toe alignment auxiliary strip 113 and the crotch alignment auxiliary strip 114 may comprise different colors to allow a user of the golf club head 100 to recognize the toe alignment auxiliary strip 113 and the ankle pair. The quasi-auxiliary strips 114 are distinguished from each other. The toe alignment auxiliary strip 113 can be aligned with the crotch portion of the auxiliary strip 114 parallel.

In some embodiments, the offset distance of the toe alignment auxiliary strip 113 from the crotch alignment auxiliary strip 114 may be less than the toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 115 and/or the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width 116. In this manner, the toe alignment auxiliary strip 113 and/or the crotch alignment auxiliary strip 114 can be emphasized such that the toe alignment assist stripe 113 is offset from the ankle alignment auxiliary strip 114 by the toe alignment. An offset stripe can be operated as a reference perimeter point for the toe alignment auxiliary strip 113 and the crotch alignment auxiliary strip 114 to compare with each other, which can be used as a reference primary point in these embodiments. If the distance between the crotch alignment auxiliary strip 114 and the toe alignment auxiliary strip 113 is greater than the toe alignment auxiliary strip width 115 and/or the crotch alignment auxiliary strip width 116, then the opposite emphasis may be produce.

Turning to the next illustration, FIG. 2 illustrates a top view of an exemplary golf club head 200 in which the alignment auxiliary stripes 211 include three alignment auxiliary stripes 212, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Golf club head 200 can be similar to golf club head 100 (Fig. 1). Thus, the same reference number elements in golf club head 200 can be similar or identical to the same reference number elements in golf club head 100.

The golf club head 200 can include a front end 201 and a rear end 202. Likewise, the golf club head 200 can further include a front crown end 207 and a rear crown end 208.

The three alignment auxiliary stripes 212 may include a toe alignment auxiliary strip 213, a crotch alignment auxiliary stripe 214, and a center alignment auxiliary stripe 217. The toe alignment auxiliary strip 213 is closer to the toe end 203 than the crotch end 204; the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe 214 is closer to the ankle end 204 than the toe end 203; and, the center alignment assist stripe 217 is interposed The portion is aligned between the auxiliary stripe 213 and the crotch portion alignment auxiliary stripe 214.

The toe alignment auxiliary strip 213 includes a toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 215, the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe 214 includes a crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width 216, and the center alignment auxiliary stripe 217 includes a centered alignment auxiliary stripe width 218. In some embodiments, the center alignment auxiliary stripe width 218 can be wider than the toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 215 and the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width 216. For example, the toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 215 and the crotch point alignment auxiliary stripe width 216 may each be about 0.762 centimeters, and the center alignment auxiliary stripe width 218 may be about 1.88 centimeters. In these or other embodiments, the toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 215 can be approximately equal to the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width 216. In other embodiments, the center alignment auxiliary stripe width 218 can be narrower than the toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 215 and the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width 216.

Similar to the two alignment auxiliary stripe devices of FIG. 1, whether the center alignment auxiliary stripe width 218 is wider or narrower than the toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 215 and the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width 216 may be Whether it is emphasized is that: (a) the toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 213 and the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width 214; or (b) the center alignment auxiliary stripe 217. More specifically, where the center alignment auxiliary stripe width 218 is wider than the toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 215 and the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width 216, the center alignment auxiliary stripe 217 can be emphasized and the toe The alignment auxiliary stripes 213 and the crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 214 can be used as reference peripheral points. In addition, where the center alignment auxiliary stripe width 218 is narrower than the toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 215 and the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width 216, the center alignment auxiliary stripe 217 can serve as a reference peripheral point, and the toe pair The quasi-auxiliary stripe 213 and the crotch-aligned auxiliary stripe 214 can be used as reference main points. Where the centering alignment auxiliary stripe 217 is emphasized beyond the toe alignment auxiliary stripe 213 and the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe 214, the user can focus more on the alignment aid by centering the auxiliary stripe 217. The alignment of the device 209 with the golf ball while still providing the toe alignment aid strip 213 and The ankle is aligned with the auxiliary strips 214 to emphasize the boundaries of the alignment aid 209 (and to align the boundaries with the outer circumference of the golf ball).

Also similar to the two alignment stripes of FIG. 1, the toe alignment auxiliary stripes 213, the crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 214, and the center alignment auxiliary stripes 217 may be aligned with the toe stripes 213, the crotch alignment auxiliary stripes. 214, and/or centering one or more other parallels of the auxiliary stripes 217. The execution of the toe alignment auxiliary strip 213, the crotch alignment auxiliary stripe 214, and the center alignment auxiliary stripe 217 are parallel to each other, and the striking path simulated by the alignment aid 209 can be emphasized.

The toe alignment auxiliary stripes 213 and/or the crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 214 may be of the same extent or different degrees, and if applicable, offset from the center alignment auxiliary stripes 217. For example, the toe alignment auxiliary stripes 213 and the crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 214 may be offset from the center alignment auxiliary stripes 217 by 0.432 cm, respectively. In these examples, the toe alignment auxiliary stripe 213 may be spaced apart from the ankle alignment auxiliary stripe 214 by 0.864 cm, in addition to the center-aligned auxiliary stripe width 218 (eg, 1.88 cm). Thus, in these embodiments, the alignment aid width 210 can be approximately 4.26 centimeters, which is the approximate diameter of a golf ball. Offseting the toe alignment auxiliary strips 213 and/or the crotch alignment auxiliary strips 214 with the center alignment auxiliary strips 217 may architecture and further emphasize the toe alignment auxiliary strips 213, the crotch alignment auxiliary strips 214, and the centering The auxiliary stripes 217 are aligned. In other examples, the toe alignment auxiliary stripes 213 and/or the crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 214 may be flush with the center alignment auxiliary stripes 217. In these embodiments, the toe alignment auxiliary strip 213 and/or the crotch alignment auxiliary strip 214 may include a different color or surface finish than the center alignment auxiliary strip 217 to allow the toe to align the auxiliary strip 213 and/or The crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 214 are distinguished from the center alignment auxiliary stripes 217.

Referring now to Figures 2 and 2, the two maps, alignment aid 109 and/or alignment aid The assist device 209 can be orthogonal to the front surface 105 and/or the front surface 205, respectively, such that, for example, to indicate a portion of the swing path, the front surface 105 and/or the front surface 205 will be struck perpendicularly. In the meantime, in other embodiments, alignment aid 309 (FIG. 3) and/or alignment aid 409 (FIG. 4) may be formed with respect to front surface 305 (FIG. 3) and/or front surface 405 (FIG. 4), respectively. A certain angle, as described below.

For example, in accordance with an embodiment, FIG. 3 illustrates a golf club head 300 in which the acute angle 321 formed by the alignment aid 309 and the front surface 305 opens and/or biases toward the crotch end 304. The golf club head 300 can be similar to the golf club head 100 (FIG. 1) and/or the golf club head 200 (FIG. 2) such that the same reference number elements in FIG. 3 can be similar or identical to those in FIGS. 1 and 2. The same reference number component. Thus, golf club head 300 can include a front end 301, a rear end 302, a toe end 303, and a crotch end 304. Likewise, golf club head 300 can include a front crown end 307 and a rear crown end 308. At the same time, alignment aid 309 (FIG. 3) and front surface 305 can form an acute angle 321 (eg, greater than or equal to about 45 degrees and less than about 90 degrees), as shown in FIG. An acute angle 321 (Fig. 3) can be opened and/or biased toward the end 304.

In other embodiments, in accordance with the embodiment of FIG. 1, FIG. 4 illustrates a golf club head 400 in which the acute angle 421 formed by the alignment aid 409 and the front surface 405 is opened and/or biased toward the toe end 403. The golf club head 400 can be similar to the golf club head 100 (FIG. 1) and/or the golf club head 200 (FIG. 2) such that the same reference number elements in FIG. 4 can be similar to the same in FIGS. 1 and 2. Reference number component. Golf club head 400 can include a front end 401, a rear end 402, a toe end 403, and a crotch end 404. Likewise, golf club head 400 can include a front crown end 407 and a rear crown end 408. At the same time, alignment aid 409 can form an acute angle 421 with front surface 405 (eg, greater than or equal to about 45 degrees and less than about 90 degrees), as shown in FIG. The acute angle 421 (Fig. 4) can be opened and/or biased toward the toe end 403.

Referring to Figures 3 and 4, an acute angle 321 (Figure 3) is formed by the angular alignment aid 309 and/or an acute angle 421 (Figure 4) is formed by the angular alignment aid 409, the alignment aid 309 and/or pair The quasi-assist 409 can assist the golf club head 300 and/or 400 user in their tendency to be known in the swing. For example, if the user tends to leave the golf club head too far "open", when the front surface 305 contacts a golf ball, the angle is aligned with the acute angle 321 formed by the auxiliary device 309 (Fig. 3), which can be alerted and/or suggested. The user "closes" to the rod surface 305 as shown in FIG. Thus, FIG. 5 shows an exemplary golf club head 300 with an acute angle 321 formed by the alignment aid 309 and the golf club surface 305. Conversely, according to the FIG. 3 embodiment, the alignment aid 309 is not used in operation. In other examples, if the user tends to be "close" to the golf club head, when the front surface 405 contacts a golf ball, the angle is aligned with the acute angle 421 formed by the auxiliary device 409 (Fig. 4), which can be alerted and / Or the user is advised to "open" the face 405 as shown in FIG. For example, FIG. 6 illustrates an exemplary golf club head 400 having an alignment aid 409 that forms an acute angle 421 with the face 405. Conversely, in accordance with the FIG. 4 embodiment, the alignment aid 409 is used in operation. The angular extent of the acute angle 321 (Figs. 3 and 5) and/or the acute angle 421 (Figs. 4 and 6) can be a function of the angle required by a particular user of the golf club head to correct their swing, in order to strike The front surface 305 and/or the front surface 405 are in vertical contact with a golf ball.

Turning to the next figure, FIG. 7 shows a flow diagram for one embodiment of method 700. Method 700 is merely exemplary and is not limited to the embodiments presented herein. Method 700 can be used in many different embodiments or examples, not as a specific description or as described herein. In some embodiments, the programs, processes, and/or activities of method 700 can be performed in the order presented. In other embodiments, the programs, processes, and/or activities of method 700 can be performed in any other suitable order. In still other embodiments, one or more of the programs, processes, and/or activities of method 700 Items can be combined or omitted.

Referring to Figure 7, method 700 can include a program 701 for providing a golf club head. In many embodiments, the golf club head can be similar or identical to golf club head 100 (FIG. 1), golf club head 200 (FIG. 2), golf club head 300 (FIG. 3), golf club Head 400 (Fig. 4), golf club head 900 (Fig. 9), golf club head 1000 (Fig. 10), golf club head 1100 (Fig. 11), and/or golf club head 1200 (Fig. 12).

The method 700 can continue with the next procedure 702: providing an alignment aid on a coronal surface of the golf club head such that the alignment aid extends between a front crown end of the crown surface and a rear crown end of the crown surface. The alignment aid can be similar or identical to alignment aid 109 (FIG. 1), alignment aid 209 (FIG. 2), alignment aid 309 (FIG. 3), alignment aid 409 (FIG. 4). Alignment aid 909 (Fig. 9), alignment aid 1009 (Fig. 10), alignment aid 1109 (Fig. 11), and/or alignment aid 1209 (Fig. 12). As an example, the coronal surface can be similar or identical to the coronal plane 106 (FIG. 1), the coronal surface 206 (FIG. 2), the coronal surface 306 (FIG. 3), and/or the coronal surface 406 (FIG. 4). In accordance with the embodiment of Fig. 7, Fig. 8 shows an exemplary routine 702 for providing the alignment aid.

Referring to FIG. 8, the routine 702 can include providing the alignment aid such that the alignment aid includes a process 801 of aligning the width of the aid. As an example, the alignment aid width can be similar to or the same as the alignment aid width 110 (FIG. 1) and/or the alignment aid width 210 (FIG. 2).

The routine 702 can include providing the alignment aid such that the alignment aid includes one or more processes 802 of aligning the auxiliary stripes. The (equal) alignment auxiliary stripes may be similar or identical to the alignment auxiliary stripes 111 (FIG. 1), the alignment auxiliary stripes 211 (FIG. 2), the alignment auxiliary stripes 911 (FIG. 9), and the alignment auxiliary stripes 1011 ( Figure 10), alignment auxiliary stripes 1111 (Figure 11), and/or alignment auxiliary stripes 1211 (Figure 12). In some embodiments, process 802 can include providing two alignment aids Help the stripes. In still further embodiments, the process 802 can include providing three alignment auxiliary stripes. In other embodiments, the process 802 can include providing four alignment auxiliary stripes. In other embodiments, the process 802 can include providing five alignment auxiliary stripes. The two alignment auxiliary stripes may be similar or identical to the two alignment auxiliary stripes 112 (FIG. 1); the three alignment auxiliary stripes may be similar or identical to the three alignment auxiliary stripes 212 (FIG. 2); The four alignment auxiliary stripes may be similar or identical to the four alignment auxiliary stripes 1212 (FIG. 12); and/or the five alignment auxiliary stripes may be similar or identical to the five alignment auxiliary stripes 912 (FIG. 9), five alignment auxiliary stripes 1012 (Fig. 10), and/or five alignment auxiliary stripes 1112 (Fig. 11).

The routine 702 can include the process 803 of providing the alignment aid such that the alignment aid is orthogonal to the front surface of the golf club head. As an example, the front surface can be similar or identical to front surface 105 (FIG. 1), front surface 205 (FIG. 2), front surface 305 (FIG. 3), and/or front surface 405 (FIG. 4).

The routine 702 can include the process 804 of providing the alignment aid such that the alignment aid forms an acute angle with the front surface of the golf club head. The acute angle can be similar to or the same as the acute angle 321 (Fig. 3) and/or the acute angle 421 (Fig. 4). The programs 801-804 can be executed in any order and/or simultaneously with each other.

Returning to the drawings, FIG. 9 illustrates a top view of an exemplary golf club head 900 in which the alignment aid strip 911 of the alignment aid 909 includes five alignment assist strips 912, in accordance with an embodiment. Golf club head 900 can be similar to golf club head 100 (FIG. 1), golf club head 200 (FIG. 2), golf club head 300 (FIG. 3), and/or golf club head 400 (FIG. 4). . Thus, the same reference number elements of golf club head 900 can be similar or identical to golf club head 100, golf club head 200, golf club head 300, and/or golf club head 400. Reference number component.

The five alignment auxiliary stripes 912 may include first toe alignment auxiliary stripes 913, second toe alignment auxiliary stripes 930, first crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 914, second crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 931, and Centering the auxiliary stripes 917. Each of the five alignment auxiliary stripes may be parallel to each other. The first toe alignment auxiliary stripe 913 is closer to the toe end 903 than the crotch end 904; the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe 930 is closer to the toe end 903 than the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe 913; The crotch alignment auxiliary strip 914 is closer to the crotch end 904 than the toe end 903; the second crotch alignment auxiliary strip 931 is closer to the crotch end 904 than the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 914; and, centered The quasi-auxiliary strips 917 can be substantially equally spaced between the first toe alignment auxiliary strips 913 and the first crotch alignment auxiliary strips 914, and substantially evenly between the ends 904 and the toe ends 903.

In some embodiments, the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe 913 can be tangent or continuous with the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe 930, and/or the first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe 914 can be associated with the second ankle pair The quasi-auxiliary stripe 931 is tangent, as shown in FIG. In these embodiments, there is no gap between the first and second toe alignment auxiliary stripes 913 and 930, and there is also no gap between the first and second crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 914 and 931. Moreover, in these embodiments, the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe 913 may include a different color (eg, white, etc.) than the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe 930 (eg, silver, gray, green, etc.), And/or the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 914 may include a different color (eg, white) than the second crotch alignment auxiliary strip 931 (eg, silver, gray, green, etc.) such that, for example, help The user distinguishes the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe 913 from the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe 930 and/or the pupil alignment assist stripe 914 and the second ankle alignment auxiliary stripe 931. Moreover, in these embodiments, the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe 913 and the first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe 914 may comprise the same color or different colors, and/or the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe 930 And the second crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 931 may include the same color or different colors. Moreover, in these embodiments, the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe 913, the first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe 914, and the centering alignment auxiliary stripe 917 can comprise the same color or different colors.

The center alignment auxiliary strip 917 may be wider than the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 913 and the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 914, which may be aligned with the second toe alignment auxiliary strip 930 and the second crotch portion auxiliary strip 931 Wider. Meanwhile, the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe 913 and the first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe 914 may be larger than the gap between the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe 913 and the center alignment auxiliary stripe 917 and the first ankle alignment aid. The gap between the stripe 914 and the centering auxiliary strip 917 is wider. Further, the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe 913 and the first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe 914 may have the same width, while the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe 930 and the second ankle alignment auxiliary stripe 931 may have the same width.

Returning to the drawings, FIG. 10 illustrates a top view of an exemplary golf club head 1000 in which the alignment aid strip 1011 of the alignment aid 1009 includes five alignment auxiliary stripes 1012, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Golf club head 1000 can be similar to golf club head 100 (FIG. 1), golf club head 200 (FIG. 2), golf club head 300 (FIG. 3), golf club head 400 (FIG. 4), and/or Or golf club head 900 (Fig. 9). Thus, the same reference number elements of golf club head 900 can be similar or identical to golf club head 100, golf club head 200, golf club head 300, golf club head 400, and/or golf club head 900 Same reference number component.

The five alignment auxiliary stripes 1012 may include a first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1013, a second toe alignment auxiliary strip 1030, a first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1014, a second crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1031, and Centering the auxiliary stripes 1017. The five alignment auxiliary stripes 1012 may be parallel to each other. The first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1013 is closer to the toe end than the end 1004 1003; the second toe alignment auxiliary strip 1030 is closer to the toe end 1003 than the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1013; the first ankle alignment auxiliary strip 1014 is closer to the end 1004 than the toe end 1003; The second ankle alignment auxiliary strip 1031 is closer to the ankle end 1004 than the first ankle alignment auxiliary strip 1014; and the center alignment auxiliary strip 1017 can be substantially equally spaced between the first toe alignment auxiliary strips 1013 The first crotch portion is aligned with the auxiliary strips 1014 while being substantially equally spaced between the crotch end 1004 and the toe end 1003.

In these embodiments, the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1013 can be offset from the second toe alignment auxiliary strip 1030, and/or the first ankle alignment auxiliary strip 1014 can be aligned from the second ankle. The auxiliary stripe 1031 is offset as shown in FIG. Therefore, there is a gap between the first and second toe alignment auxiliary stripes 1013 and 1030, and another gap exists between the first and second crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 1014 and 1031. At the same time, in the same or different embodiments, the first toe alignment auxiliary stripes 1013 and/or the first crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 1014 can be offset from the center alignment auxiliary stripes 1017. Therefore, there is a gap between the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1013 and the center alignment auxiliary strip 1017, and there is another gap between the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1014 and the center alignment auxiliary strip 1017. The first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1013 is wider than the gap between the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1013 and the center alignment auxiliary strip 1017, which is wider than the second toe alignment auxiliary strip 1030, and is also wider than The gap between the second alignment auxiliary stripe 1030 and the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe 1013 is wider. Likewise, the first ankle alignment auxiliary strip 1014 is wider than the gap between the first ankle alignment auxiliary strip 1014 and the center alignment auxiliary strip 1017, which is wider than the second ankle alignment auxiliary strip 1031, It is also wider than the gap between the second crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1031 and the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1014. Further, the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1013 and the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1014 may have the same width, and the second toe alignment auxiliary strip The ridge 1030 and the second crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1031 may have the same width.

Moving into the drawings, FIG. 11 illustrates a top view of an exemplary golf club head 1100 in which the alignment aid strips 1111 of the alignment aid 1109 include five alignment auxiliary stripes 1112, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Golf club head 1100 can be similar to golf club head 100 (Fig. 1), golf club head 200 (Fig. 2), golf club head 300 (Fig. 3), golf club head 400 (Fig. 4), golf ball Head 900 (Fig. 9), and/or golf club head 1000 (Fig. 10). Thus, the same reference number elements of golf club head 900 can be similar or identical to golf club head 100, golf club head 200, golf club head 300, golf club head 400, golf club head 900, and/or Or the same reference number element of the golf club head 1000.

The five alignment auxiliary stripes 1112 may include a first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1113, a second toe alignment auxiliary strip 1130, a first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1114, a second crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1131, and The centering is aligned with the auxiliary strip 1117. The five alignment auxiliary stripes 1112 may be parallel to each other. The first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1113 is closer to the toe end 1103 than the crotch end 1104; the second toe alignment auxiliary strip 1130 is closer to the toe end 1103 than the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1113; The crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1114 is closer to the crotch end 1104 than the toe end 1103; the second crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1131 is closer to the crotch end 1104 than the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1114; and, centered The quasi-auxiliary strip 1117 can be substantially equally spaced between the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1113 and the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1114 while being substantially equally spaced between the crotch end 1104 and the toe end 1103.

In these embodiments, the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1113 can be offset from the second toe alignment auxiliary strip 1130, and/or the first ankle alignment auxiliary strip 1114 can be aligned from the second ankle The auxiliary stripe 1131 is offset as shown in FIG. Therefore, the first and second toe are aligned There is a gap between the auxiliary stripes 1113 and 1130, and there is another gap between the first and second crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 1114 and 1131. At the same time, in the same or different embodiments, the first toe alignment auxiliary stripes 1113 and/or the first crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 1114 may be offset from the center alignment auxiliary stripes 1117. Therefore, there is a gap between the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1113 and the center alignment auxiliary strip 1117, and there is another gap between the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1114 and the center alignment auxiliary strip 1117. The gap between the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1113 and the center alignment auxiliary strip 1117 is wider than the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 113, which is aligned with the second toe auxiliary strip 1130 and the second toe pair The gap between the quasi-auxiliary stripe 1030 and the first toe-alignment auxiliary stripe 113 is wider. Likewise, the gap between the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1114 and the center alignment auxiliary strip 1117 is wider than the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1114, which is aligned with the second crotch auxiliary strip 1131 and the second The gap between the crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1131 and the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1114 is wider.

Turning to the next figure, FIG. 12 illustrates a top view of an exemplary golf club head 1200 in which the alignment aid strip 1211 of the alignment aid 1209 includes four alignment auxiliary stripes 1212, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Golf club head 1200 can be similar to golf club head 100 (Fig. 1), golf club head 200 (Fig. 2), golf club head 300 (Fig. 3), golf club head 400 (Fig. 4), golf club Head 900 (Fig. 9), golf club head 1000 (Fig. 10), golf club head 1100 (Fig. 11), and/or golf club head 1200 (Fig. 12). Thus, the same reference number elements of golf club head 1200 can be similar or identical to golf club head 100, golf club head 200, golf club head 300, golf club head 400, golf club head 900, golf ball The club head 1000, the golf club head 1100, and/or the golf club head 1200 have the same reference number elements.

The four alignment auxiliary stripes 1212 may include a first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1213, The two toe portions are aligned with the auxiliary stripes 1230, the first crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 1214, and the second crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 1231. The four alignment auxiliary stripes 1212 may be parallel to each other. The first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1213 is closer to the toe end 1203 than the ankle end 1204; the second toe alignment auxiliary strip 1230 is closer to the toe end 1203 than the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1213; The ankle alignment auxiliary strip 1214 is closer to the ankle end 1204 than the toe end 1203; and the second ankle alignment auxiliary strip 1231 is closer to the ankle end 1204 than the first ankle alignment auxiliary strip 1214.

In the meantime, in some embodiments, the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1213 may be offset from the second toe alignment auxiliary strip 1230 by a toe offset region 1232, and/or the first ankle alignment aid The stripe 1214 can be offset from the second crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1231 by a crotch offset region 1233. That is, there is a gap between the first and second toe alignment auxiliary stripes 1213 and 1230, and another gap exists between the first and second crotch alignment auxiliary stripes 1214 and 1231. Moreover, in these or other embodiments, the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1213 can be offset from the center offset region 1246 from the first ankle alignment auxiliary strip 1214. Therefore, a gap may also exist between the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1213 and the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1214.

In many embodiments, the first toe alignment auxiliary strip 1213 can include a first toe alignment auxiliary stripe length 1234 (eg, about 10.53 or 10.069 centimeters) and a first toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 1235 (eg, About 1.486 cm). The first toe alignment auxiliary stripe length 1234 can be greater than or equal to about 8 centimeters and less than or equal to about 12 centimeters. The first toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 1235 can be greater than or equal to about 0.5000 centimeters and less than or equal to about 1.600 centimeters.

In many embodiments, the second toe alignment auxiliary strip 1230 can include a second toe alignment auxiliary stripe length 1236 (eg, about 10.35 or 9.383 cm) and a second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 1237 (eg, About 0.1520 cm). The second toe alignment auxiliary stripe length 1236 can be large At or equal to about 8.000 cm and less than or equal to about 12.00 cm. The second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 1237 can be greater than or equal to about 0.0500 cm and less than or equal to about 1.600 cm.

In many embodiments, the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1214 can include a first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe length 1238 (eg, about 10.53 or 10.069 cm) and a first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width 1239 (eg, About 1.486 cm). The first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe length 1238 can be greater than or equal to about 8 centimeters and less than or equal to about 12 centimeters. The first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe width 1239 can be greater than or equal to about 0.5000 centimeters and less than or equal to about 1.600 centimeters.

In many embodiments, the second crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1231 can include a second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe length 1240 (eg, about 10.35 or 9.383 cm) and a second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width 1241 (eg, About 0.1520 cm). The second ankle alignment auxiliary stripe length 1240 can be greater than or equal to about 8.000 centimeters and less than or equal to about 12.00 centimeters. The second ankle alignment auxiliary stripe width 1241 can be greater than or equal to about 0.0500 cm and less than or equal to about 1.600 cm.

In many embodiments, the centered offset region 1246 can include a centered offset region length 1242 (eg, about 10.35 centimeters), and a centered offset region width 1243 (eg, about 0.4064 centimeters). The centered offset region length 1242 can be greater than or equal to about 8 centimeters and less than or equal to about 12 centimeters. The centered offset region width 1243 can be greater than or equal to about 0.2000 centimeters and less than or equal to about 1.000 centimeters.

In some embodiments, the toe offset region 1232 can include a toe offset region width 1244 and/or the ankle offset region 1233 can include a crotch offset region width 1245. In many embodiments, each toe offset region width 1244 and/or crotch offset region width 1245 can be approximately equal to 0.2540 centimeters, or greater than or equal to about 0.1000 centimeters and less than or equal to about 0.3500 centimeters.

The first toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 1235 can be approximately equal to the first ankle alignment The auxiliary stripe width 1239, while the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 1237 can be approximately equal to the second ankle alignment auxiliary stripe width 1241. In the same or different embodiments, the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 1235 may be different from the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 1237, and/or the first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe width 1239 may be different from the first The second ridge is aligned with the auxiliary stripe width 1241. Additionally, the centering alignment assist gap width 1243 can be different than the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 1235, the first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe width 1239, the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 1237, and/or the second The ankle is aligned with the auxiliary stripe width 1241. Each first toe alignment aid stripe length 1234, second toe alignment auxiliary stripe length 1236, first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe length 1238, second ankle alignment auxiliary stripe length 1240, and/or The center alignment auxiliary gap length 1242 can be aligned at the first toe with the auxiliary stripe width 1235, the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width 1237, the first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe width 1239, and the second ankle alignment auxiliary stripe Width 1241, and/or centering is measured at an intermediate point of the auxiliary gap width 1243.

In many embodiments, any golf club head 100 (Fig. 1), golf club head 200 (Fig. 2), golf club head 300 (Fig. 3), golf club head 400 (Fig. 4), golf clubs Head 900 (Figs. 9-11) and/or golf club head 1200 (Fig. 12) may include one or more indicia and/or other symbols such as, for example, golf club head 100 (Fig. 1), golf Club head 200 (Fig. 2), golf club head 900 (Fig. 9), golf club head 1000 (Fig. 10), golf club head 1100 (Fig. 11), and/or golf club head 1200 (Fig. 12) Individual manufacturers. These brands and/or other symbols may overlap, or may also be from alignment aid 111 (FIG. 1), alignment aid 211 (FIG. 2), alignment aid 311 (FIG. 3), alignment aid 411 ( 4), alignment aid 911 (FIG. 9), alignment aid 1011 (FIG. 10), alignment aid 1111 (FIG. 11), and/or alignment aid 1211 (FIG. 12) are separated. As an example, in Figure 12, a brand logo is oriented toward the rear of the crown of the golf club head 1200. It is displayed on the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip 1214. In other embodiments, the brand and/or other symbols may be omitted.

In the meantime, referring to the drawings, FIG. 13 shows a top view of a golf club head 1300, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. The golf club head 1300 is merely exemplary and is not limited to the embodiments presented herein. The golf club head 1300 can be used in many different embodiments or examples, not specifically described or as described herein. Golf club head 1300 can be similar or identical to any golf club head 100 (FIG. 1), golf club head 200 (FIG. 2), golf club head 300 (FIG. 3), golf club head 400 (figure 4) Golf club head 900 (Figs. 9-11) and/or golf club head 1200 (Fig. 12).

For example, golf club head 1300 can include a front end 1301, a rear end 1302, a toe end 1303, a crotch end 1304, a front surface 1305, a crown surface 1306, a front crown end 1307, a rear crown end 1308, and an alignment aid 1309. Further, the alignment aid 1309 can include one or more alignment auxiliary stripes 1311, while the alignment auxiliary stripes 1311 can include two alignment auxiliary stripes 1312. The front end 1301, the rear end 1302, the toe end 1303, the ankle end 1304, the front surface 130, the crown surface 1306, the front crown end 1307, the rear crown end 1308, and the alignment aid 1309 can be similar or identical to the front end of FIG. 1, respectively. 101. Rear end 102, toe end 103, crotch end 104, front surface 105, crown surface 106, front crown end 107, rear crown end 108, and alignment aid 109. Likewise, the alignment auxiliary stripes 1311 and the two alignment auxiliary stripes 1312 may be similar or identical to the alignment auxiliary stripes 111 and the two alignment auxiliary stripes 112 in FIG. 1, respectively. As an example, in Fig. 13, a brand logo is displayed on the gap between the two alignment auxiliary stripes 1312.

Although the present invention has been described with reference to the specific embodiments thereof, those skilled in the art will appreciate that various modifications may be made without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. Can be made. Therefore, the disclosure of the embodiments of the present invention is intended to be illustrative of the scope of the invention and is not intended to be limiting. The inventors believe that the scope of the invention should be limited only by the scope of the appended claims. For example, the following variations will be apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art: the programs 701 and 702 of FIG. 7 and the processes 801 through 804 of FIG. 8 may include many different programs, procedures, and activities, and may be Many different modules are executed in many different orders; any of the elements of Figures 1 through 13 may be modified; and the foregoing description of the embodiments does not necessarily represent a complete description of all possible embodiments.

All of the elements claimed in the scope of any particular application are indispensable for the embodiment claimed in the scope of the specific application. Therefore, the replacement of one or more request elements will constitute a reconstruction rather than a repair. In addition, benefits, other advantages, and problem solutions have been described in related specific embodiments. Such benefits, advantages, solutions to problems, and any components or components that may result in any benefit, advantage or solution will appear or become more apparent, but they should not be construed as any or all such patents. </ RTI> </ RTI> </ RTI> <RTIgt; </ RTI> <RTIgt; </ RTI> <RTIgt; </ RTI> <RTIgt; </ RTI> <RTIgt;

As these golf rules may change from time to time (for example, new regulations may be adopted or old rules may be used by golf standards such as the US Golf Association (USGA), St. Andrews (R&A) Royal and Classical Golf Clubs The organization and/or regulatory body is either eliminated or modified, so the golf club related devices, methods, and articles described herein may or may not meet the golf rules specified at any particular time. Thus, the golf balls described herein Related devices, methods, and articles of manufacture may be announced, offered for sale, and/or sold as if they were met or not. The devices, methods, and articles of manufacture described herein are not limited thereto.

While the above examples are described in terms of golf club heads, the devices, methods, and articles described herein are applicable to other types of golf clubs, such as golf clubs, wedge golf clubs, or golf clubs. Rod. Alternatively, the devices, methods, and articles described herein are applicable to other types of sports equipment, such as hockey sticks, tennis rackets, fishing rods, ski poles, and the like.

In addition, the embodiments and limitations disclosed herein are not intended to be dedicated to the public under the principles of dedication, if the embodiments and/or limitations: (1) are not explicitly claimed in the scope of the claims; and (2) is or may be The equivalents of the elements and/or limitations in the scope of the claims.

200‧‧‧ golf club head

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Claims (43)

A golf club head comprising: a front end including a front surface; a toe end; a crotch end opposite the toe end; a rear end opposite the front end; a crown surface including a front crown end and a rear crown end; and an alignment aid on the crown surface; wherein: the front crown end is closer to the front end than the rear end; the rear crown end is closer to the rear end than the front end The alignment aid includes two or more alignment auxiliary stripes; the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes include a first alignment auxiliary strip and an extension between the front crown end and the rear crown end a second alignment auxiliary strip; the first alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the toe end than the crotch end; the second alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the crotch end than the toe end; the first alignment auxiliary strip is substantially Parallel to the second alignment auxiliary stripe; the first alignment auxiliary stripe and the second alignment auxiliary stripe have a gap; the two or more alignment auxiliary strips have a first color; the crown surface has a second color different from the first color; the gap has a second color; the alignment aid Counter means having a width alignment aid; width of the alignment aid system is less than or equal to a diameter of a golf ball; The crown mask has a crown circumference and a crown inner surface within the circumference of the crown; the alignment aid is not part of the circumference of the crown; the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes have a gap; and the gap includes a gap width that is greater than a width of any one of the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes. The club head of the golf driver of claim 1, wherein the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes have at least one of: (a) a convertible width, or (b) about Equal widths; and the alignment aid is between the toe end and the crotch end at approximately equidistant distances. The club head of the golf driver according to claim 1 or 2, wherein: the crown has an alignment aid; and a character is located between the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes Among the gaps. A club head for a golf driver according to claim 3, wherein: the character is arranged in parallel with two or more alignment auxiliary stripes. A club head for a golf driver according to claim 3, wherein: the alignment aid is between the toe end and the ankle end at approximately equidistant positions; a text is located in the two or more Aligning the gap between the auxiliary stripes; the text is arranged in parallel with the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes; the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes are substantially parallel to each other; and the diameter of the golf ball is About 4.26 cm. A golf club head comprising: a front end including a front surface; a toe end; a crotch end opposite the toe end; a rear end opposite the front end; a crown surface including a front crown end and a rear crown end; and an alignment aid on the crown surface between the front crown end and the rear crown end; wherein: the front crown end is closer to the front end than the rear end; The rear crown end is closer to the rear end than the front end; the alignment aid includes two or more alignment auxiliary stripes; the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes are separated from each other by a gap, And not on the same line with each other; the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes have a first color; the crown mask has a second color different from the first color; the gap has a second color; the alignment The auxiliary device has an alignment aid width; the alignment aid width is less than or equal to a diameter of a golf ball; the crown mask has a crown circumference and a crown inner surface located within the circumference of the crown; The alignment aid does not belong to a portion of the circumference of the coronal plane; the two or By a plurality of stripe alignment aid mutual gap distance from each other; and the gap comprises a gap width which is larger than a width of any two of the alignment aid stripes or more alignment aids fringes. The club head of the golf club according to claim 6, wherein the two alignment auxiliary stripes comprise a first alignment auxiliary strip and a second alignment auxiliary strip; the first alignment assist The stripe is closer to the toe end than the crotch end; and the second alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the end than the toe end. The club head of the golf club of claim 6 or 7, wherein the alignment aid is equidistant between the toe end and the ankle end. The club head of a golf club according to claim 8, wherein at least one of the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes has at least one of: (a) a convertible width, or (b) approximately equal widths; or the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes are substantially parallel to each other. The club head of the golf club of claim 9, wherein the alignment aid intersects the front surface at a right angle. A club head for a golf club according to claim 10, wherein the alignment aid has at least one character or figure different from the two or more alignment aid strips. The club head of a golf club according to claim 10, wherein the alignment aid has a gap; and the gap has at least one character or figure. The club head of a golf club according to claim 10, wherein: the alignment aid has at least one figure or letter aligned with the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes, The alignment aid is made substantially in a straight line manner; and the alignment aid is integrally formed with the golf club head. The club head of the golf club of claim 13, wherein: the golf ball has a diameter of about 4.26 cm; and the alignment aid has a width that is smaller than a diameter of the golf ball. A golf club head comprising: a front end including a front surface; a toe end; a crotch end opposite the toe end; a rear end opposite the surface; a crown surface including a a front crown end and a rear crown end; and an alignment aid on the crown surface between the front crown end and the rear crown end; wherein: the front crown end is closer to the front end than the rear end; The rear crown end is closer to the rear end than the front end; the alignment aid has an alignment aid width that is less than or equal to the diameter of a golf ball; the alignment aid has two or More alignment auxiliary stripes; The two or more alignment auxiliary stripes are approximately parallel to each other; the crown mask has a crown circumference and a crown inner surface within the circumference of the crown; the alignment aid does not belong to the crown circumference a portion of the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes being separated from each other by a gap; and the gap having a gap width greater than any one of the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes The width of the quasi-auxiliary stripe. A club head for a golf club according to claim 15, wherein the crown has an alignment aid. The club head of a golf club according to claim 15 or 16, wherein the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes are separated from each other by a gap; the two or more The plurality of alignment auxiliary stripes have a first color; the crown mask has a second color different from the first color; and the alignment aid has a gap and a text or graphic at one end of the alignment aid. The club head of a golf club according to claim 17, wherein the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes have at least one of: (a) a convertible width, or (b) about Equal widths; and the alignment aid is substantially equidistant between the toe end and the ankle end. The club head of the golf club of claim 18, wherein: the golf ball has a ball diameter of about 4.26 cm; and the alignment aid is integrally formed with the club head of the golf club. The club head of a golf club according to claim 19, wherein: the alignment aid forms an acute angle with the front surface; the acute angle opening is toward one of the toe end or the end end; and the acute angle system Greater than or equal to about 45 degrees and less than about 90 degrees. A golf club head having a front end having a front surface, a toe end and a rear end opposite the toe end, a rear end opposite the front surface, and a crown surface having a front end a crown end and a rear crown end; and an alignment aid on the crown surface and extending between the front crown end and the rear crown end; wherein: the golf club head includes a club head of a golf club; The front crown end is closer to the front end than the rear end; the rear crown end is closer to the rear end than the front end; the alignment aid has an alignment aid width; the alignment aid width is less than or equal to one Golf ball diameter; the golf ball diameter is about 4.26 cm; and the alignment aid includes two or more alignment aid strips. The golf club head according to claim 21, wherein the club head of the golf club comprises one of a club head of a golf driver or a club head of a golf course. The golf club head according to claim 21, wherein: the club head of the golf club includes a club head of a golf driver; and the two or more alignment auxiliary strips have a racing car stripe. The golf club head according to any one of claims 21 to 23, wherein the crown mask has a crown circumference and a crown different from the circumference of the crown but within the circumference of the crown surface. The inner surface; and the alignment aid is not part of the circumference of the crown. A golf club head according to claim 24, wherein the alignment aid is also located above the front surface. The golf club head according to claim 25, wherein the alignment aid is intersected at a right angle to the front surface. The golf club head according to claim 26, wherein: the alignment aid forms an acute angle with the front surface; the acute angle opening is toward one of the toe end or the end; and the acute angle is greater than or equal to About 45 degrees and less than about 90 degrees. The golf club head of claim 27, wherein: the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes have four alignment auxiliary stripes; The four alignment auxiliary stripes have a first toe alignment auxiliary stripe, a first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe, a second toe alignment auxiliary stripe, and a second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe; wherein: the A toe alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the toe end than the crotch end; the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the crotch end than the toe end; the second toe is aligned with the auxiliary stripe as compared to the first The toe alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the toe end; and the second crotch alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the end than the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip. The golf club head according to claim 28, wherein the first toe alignment auxiliary strip has a first toe alignment auxiliary stripe width; the first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe has a first a first portion of the auxiliary stripe width is approximately equal to the first side of the auxiliary stripe width; and the first toe alignment auxiliary strip is substantially aligned with the first side The stripes are parallel. The golf club head according to claim 29, wherein the second toe alignment auxiliary strip has a second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width; the second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe has a first The second portion is aligned with the auxiliary stripe width; the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width is approximately equal to the second crotch portion auxiliary stripe width; and the second toe is aligned with the auxiliary stripe and the second crotch portion is aligned with the auxiliary stripe Roughly parallel. A golf club head according to claim 30, which has at least one of: the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width is narrower than the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe width; or the second The crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width is narrower than the first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width. The golf club head according to claim 31, wherein: the first toe alignment auxiliary strip is offset from the second toe alignment auxiliary strip by a toe offset region; and the first The ankle alignment auxiliary stripe is offset from the second ankle alignment auxiliary strip by a crotch offset region. The golf club head according to claim 32, wherein: the toe offset region includes a toe offset region width; the crotch offset region includes a crotch offset region width; and the toe The width of the offset region is approximately equal to the width of the ankle offset region. The golf club head of claim 33, wherein the first toe alignment auxiliary strip is offset from the centered offset auxiliary strip by a centered offset area. The golf club head according to claim 34, wherein: the center offset region includes a centered offset region width; and the toe offset region width and the ankle offset region width ratio centered offset region The width is narrower. The golf club head according to claim 28, wherein the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe comprises a first toe alignment auxiliary stripe width; the first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe comprises a first a second portion of the auxiliary stripe width is aligned; the second toe portion of the auxiliary stripe includes a second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width; the second side of the auxiliary stripe includes a second side of the auxiliary stripe width ; The first toe alignment auxiliary stripe width is approximately equal to the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip width; the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width is approximately equal to the second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width; the first toe pair The quasi-auxiliary stripe width and the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip width are greater than or equal to about 0.50 cm and less than or equal to about 1.6 cm; and the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width and the second ankle alignment auxiliary strip width The system is greater than or equal to about 0.050 cm and less than or equal to about 1.5 cm. The golf club head according to claim 36, wherein the first toe alignment auxiliary strip has a first toe alignment auxiliary stripe length; the first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe has a first a second portion of the auxiliary stripe length is aligned; the second toe-aligned auxiliary strip has a second toe-aligned auxiliary stripe length; the second crotch-aligned auxiliary strip has a second crotch-aligned auxiliary stripe length The first toe alignment auxiliary stripe length is approximately equal to the first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe length; the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe length is approximately equal to the second ankle alignment auxiliary stripe length; The first toe alignment auxiliary stripe length and the first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe length are greater than or equal to about 8.0 cm and less than or equal to about 12 cm; and the second toe is aligned with the auxiliary stripe length and the second ankle portion The alignment auxiliary stripe length is greater than or equal to about 8.0 centimeters and less than or equal to about 1.5 centimeters. A golf club head comprising: a front end having a front surface; a toe end and a crotch end opposite the toe end; a rear end opposite the front surface; and a crown surface having a front crown end and a rear crown end; and an alignment aid extending across the crown surface from the front crown end to the rear crown end; wherein: the golf ball The club head includes a golf club head; the alignment aid has four alignment auxiliary stripes; the alignment aid has an alignment aid width; the alignment aid has a width equal to approximately one golf a ball diameter; the golf ball has a diameter of about 4.26 cm; the four alignment auxiliary stripes include a first toe alignment auxiliary stripe, a first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe, a second toe alignment auxiliary stripe, Aligning the auxiliary strip with a second crotch; the first toe alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the toe end than the crotch end; the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the crotch end than the toe end; The second toe alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the toe end than the first toe alignment auxiliary strip; the second crotch alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the end than the first ankle alignment auxiliary strip; The first toe alignment auxiliary stripe includes a first toe alignment aid a stripe width; the first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe includes a first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width; the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe width is approximately equal to the first crotch point auxiliary stripe width; the second The toe alignment auxiliary stripe includes a second toe alignment auxiliary stripe width; the second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe includes a second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width; the second toe is aligned with the auxiliary stripe width Equal to the second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe width; The first toe alignment auxiliary stripe, the first ankle alignment auxiliary stripe, the second toe alignment auxiliary stripe, and the second ankle alignment auxiliary strip are substantially parallel to each other; the second toe alignment assist The stripe width is narrower than the first toe alignment auxiliary stripe width; the second crotch point auxiliary stripe width is narrower than the first crotch point auxiliary stripe width; the first toe is aligned with the auxiliary stripe from the second The toe alignment auxiliary stripe is offset by a toe offset region; the first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe is offset from the second crotch alignment auxiliary strip by a crotch offset region; the toe is biased The shifting region includes a toe offset region width; the ankle offset region includes a crotch offset region width; the toe offset region width is approximately equal to the crotch offset region width; the first toe alignment assist The stripe is offset from the centered offset auxiliary region by a centered offset region; the centered offset region includes a centered offset region width; the toe offset region width and the ankle offset region width ratio are centered The width of the shifting area is narrower; and the alignment aid is Direction perpendicular to the surface intersection line. A method of providing an alignment aid on a golf club head, comprising: providing a golf club head comprising: a front end including a front surface; a toe end and a crotch end opposite the toe end a rear end opposite the front surface; and a crown surface comprising a front crown end and a rear end crown, the front crown end being closer to the front end than the rear end, and the rear crown end being closer to the rear end than the front end; and providing on the crown surface An alignment aid extending between the front crown end and the rear crown end, the alignment aid comprising a golf ball diameter alignment aid width having a width less than or equal to about 4.26 cm, and including two or more Multiple alignment auxiliary stripes. The method of claim 39, wherein the club head of the golf club comprises a club head of a golf driver or a club head of a golf course. The method of claim 39, wherein: the club head providing the golf club comprises a club head providing a golf driver; and the two or more alignment aid strips comprise a racing car stripe. The method of any one of claims 39 to 41, wherein the providing the alignment aid comprises providing an alignment aid such that the alignment aid is attached to an inner surface of the crown surface, except It is located on the circumference of the crown of the crown while making the alignment aid not part of the circumference of the crown. The method of claim 42, wherein: the two or more alignment auxiliary stripes comprise four alignment auxiliary stripes; and the four alignment auxiliary stripes comprise providing a first toe alignment An auxiliary stripe, a first crotch alignment auxiliary stripe, a second toe alignment auxiliary stripe, and a second crotch alignment auxiliary stripe, The first toe alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the toe end than the crotch end, the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the end than the toe end, and the second toe is aligned with the auxiliary stripe The first toe alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the toe end, and the second crotch alignment auxiliary strip is closer to the end than the first crotch alignment auxiliary strip, the four alignment auxiliary strips are substantially mutually Parallel to each other.