Golf club head

Abstract

A golf club head includes an upper surface having an ankle formed at a first side of the upper surface. A toe is formed at a second side of the upper surface opposed to the first side. A rear wall is formed between the ankle and the toe. A recess is transversally defined at the rear wall. A sole has a rear side connected with the rear wall and is longer than the rear wall. A strike surface is formed from the sole and extends upwards to connect with a front side of the upper surface. The sole has an area greater than the upper surface. The toe has a substantially upright and slightly curved outer periphery. Whereby, the golf club head has a low center of gravity near the rear wall, so a golf player can easily control a golf club with the head.

1 . A golf club head comprising: 
 an upper surface having an ankle formed at a first side of the upper surface, a toe formed at a second side of the upper surface opposed to the first side, a rear wall formed between the ankle and the toe, and a recess transversally defined at the rear wall; and    a sole having a rear side connected with the rear wall and longer than the rear wall, and a strike surface formed from the sole and extending upwards to connect with a front side of the upper surface.    
   
   
       2 . The golf club head as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the sole has an area greater than the upper surface.  
   
   
       3 . The golf club head as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the toe has a substantially upright and slightly curved outer periphery.