Tungsten Alloy Golf Club
Tungsten (W) with the specific gravity of 19.5, is roughly 2.5 times heavier than steel, and a little more than 4 times heavier than titanium. This material has been known for its filament applications for a long time. But for tungsten alloy golf club, it is primarily used as weight for shifting the center of gravity lower and/or deeper, and/or for the perimeter design. The metal is also used for golf balls either as the core or as powder for the composite layer underneath the cover.
Numerous techniques have been used for weighting tungsten golf clubs heads in order to gain better performance. In the product heads, weights were attached at the sole in order to lower the center of gravity. Usually we use tungsten alloy screw at the sole of each titanium club head body to vary the weight of the product head and improve the performance of the product.
The tungsten alloy golf club head has a length ranging from 2.0 inches to 3.0 inches, more preferably from 2.25 to 2.50 inches and most preferably 2.4 inches. The product head has a height ranging from 1.25 inches to 1.75 inches, more preferably from 1.35 inches to 1.50 inches and most preferably 1.42 inches.
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