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Golf clubs are the basic equipment in golf, consisting of a club head, a shaft, and a grip. According to different uses and designs, golf clubs can be roughly divided into woods, irons, wedges and putters. There is also a club that is between irons and woods, called hybrid clubs, also called iron-wood clubs.

Our products are the result of meticulous craftsmanship and innovative technology. We pride ourselves on being at the forefront of golf head technology, constantly pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in order to give you an edge on the course.

1. Wood clubs: Wooden clubs are mainly used for tee shots. Their head shape and shaft length are different from other clubs, and they can hit the ball at the farthest distance.
2. Irons: Irons are typically used for hitting shots on the fairway, and their head shape and shaft length are different from other clubs.
3. Wedge: A wedge is usually used when approaching the hole and is designed to help players better control the angle and distance of the shot.
4. Putter: The putter is mainly used to put the ball into the hole. Its design is relatively special and can help players better control the strength and direction of the putter.
   In addition, there are some other golf equipment, such as golf balls, ball tee, golf bags, clothing, club head brushes, green forks, etc.The production process of a golf sand wedge head involves several steps, which are outlined below :
   1. Design Phase: This phase involves precise calculations and planning to determine the shape, size, and performance requirements of the club head.
   2. Material Preparation: Typically, rubber or resin is used as the raw material.
   3. Mold Injection Molding: The raw material is injected into a mold to form the basic shape of the club head.
   4. Machining Process: Depending on the manufacturer’s technological strengths and positioning, suitable processes such as molding, casting, or machining are selected.
   5. Head Trimming: This involves removing burrs and uneven parts to ensure a smooth surface on the club head.
   6. Drilling: A hole is drilled into the club head for attaching the golf club.
   7. Finishing Processes: The club head undergoes various finishing processes such as cutting, flattening, polishing, and wiping to ensure its shape, size, and performance meet the requirements.
   8. Painting: The club head is usually painted, typically white or other colors, to enhance its appearance.
   9. Printing: Brand and specification information is printed on the club head for easy identification and use.
   10. Quality Inspection: This involves checking the weight, roundness, and other metrics to ensure the club head meets the required quality standards.
   11. Packaging: The club heads that pass the inspection are packaged for storage and transportation.

   This is a basic overview of the production process for a golf sand wedge head. Specific steps may vary depending on the manufacturer’s technology level and production equipment.

    

   12. **Golf Club Heads Introduction**

    

   The golf club head is the most significant component of a golf club, responsible for striking the ball during play. It comes in various shapes and sizes, depending on the type of shot and player preference.

    

   Design is the soul of a golf head, affecting the flight path, distance and control of the ball. An excellent golf head design should have the following characteristics:

   1. Appropriate weight: According to different swing needs, the ball head has different weights. Generally speaking, a lightweight design of the ball head can increase the swing speed and is suitable for players who swing quickly; while a heavier ball head can provide better stability and is suitable for players who swing at a slower speed.
   2. Reasonable center of gravity position: The center of gravity position is an important factor affecting the performance of the golf head. By adjusting the center of gravity of the ball head, the ball’s trajectory, handling and distance can be affected. Proper center of gravity position can improve ball control and accuracy.
   3. Proper surface treatment: Surface treatment can increase the slip resistance, impact resistance and wear resistance of the golf head, thereby extending its service life. Common surface treatment techniques include spraying, electroplating and sandblasting.
   4. Unique design style.

Our Company is Founded in 2008, the golf club company has been dedicated to creating the highest quality golf heads available on the market. Our unwavering commitment to excellence is reflected in every detail of our products, from the selection of premium materials to our cutting-edge manufacturing processes.

We understand that a golf head is more than just a piece of equipment – it’s a crucial component in a player’s arsenal. That’s why we strive to design heads that offer superior performance, precision, and durability. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner, our range of golf heads caters to all levels of play, ensuring you have the right tool for your game.