Clubhead

There's nitrogen inside the titanium clubhead, which is supposed to be the thinnest in the game. ❋ LORNE RUBENSTEIN (2011)

Most tall golfers I know can't dream of producing that kind of clubhead speed and power because they're not properly fitted for their clubs. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Together they create "a mixture of tones that is almost like a musical chord," Ehlers says, with the top of the clubhead, or crown, functioning something like a speaker to transmit the sound directly upward toward the golfer's ears. ❋ John Paul Newport (2011)

The Callaway Fusion FT-i Driver uses patented Fusion Technology which fuses titanium and a carbon composite material together to redistribute weight in the clubhead. ❋ Unknown (2009)

He wasn't thinking about whether the clubhead was square or if he was just taking it back far enough. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Both long and belly putters, however, need to be custom-fitted for the right length and lie angle the angle between the shaft and clubhead. ❋ John Paul Newport (2011)

The steeper angle of clubhead descent also adds a bit of spin. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Mr. Johnson's height is an advantage, no doubt, since tall golfers 'long arms and wider swing arcs make it easier to generate clubhead speed. ❋ John Paul Newport (2010)

Maybe only 3 or 5 miles per hour in clubhead speed, something like that. ❋ Unknown (2010)

To make the ball go up, the clubhead must strike the ball with a descending blow; the backspin thus imparted, combined with the clubhead's built-in loft, is what makes the ball climb. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Coltart does not generate much clubhead speed, a serious disadvantage in the modern game. ❋ Lawrence Donegan At St Andrews (2010)

"It helped him develop superb awareness of where the clubhead was at all times during his swing," Mr. Small said. ❋ Unknown (2010)

[My friends] [that go] out every [Saturday] are all a bunch of clubheads. ❋ Chicago Clubhead (2003)

your a [clubhead] [man u] gotta [calm] your shytt ❋ XX NJS CLUBHEADD XX (2007)