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Bulge and Roll
Bulge and Roll refers to the curvature of the clubface in metalwoods. This design features a slight protrusion at the center and slightly rounded contours toward the extremities. It’s engineered to...
Gear Effect
According to TPI, if the golf ball impacts the club face directly in-line with the club's center of gravity (CG), there will be no resultant face rotation or twisting of the club due to contact...
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