Abstract: A shock-absorbing golf club head has a head body, an inner cap, a faceplate and a shock-absorbing core. The head body has an open front, an air cavity and a core cavity. The core cavity has a cavity shoulder. The inner cap is mounted securely on the cavity shoulder of the core cavity. The faceplate is mounted in the open front of the head body and is separated from the inner cap. The shock-absorbing golf club head effectively absorbs shock and generates a sound when striking a golfball.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a golf club head includes forming a hollow body having a crown on top of the hollow body, the crown having a rim formed on an outer periphery of the crown, a recessed area encircled by the rim, ribs formed on an inner face of the recessed area and multiple elongated bosses formed on a top face of the recessed area, removing the elongated bosses and polishing the top face of the recesses area to complete the process.

Abstract: A golf club head includes a hollow body with a side hole, a striking face securely connected to the hollow body to cover the side hole, a baffle formed inside the hollow body to be near to a peripheral edge defining the side hole so as to define between the striking face and the baffle a receiving space and a shock absorbing material inserted into the receiving space and securely attached to side walls defining the receiving space.

Abstract: A shock-absorbing golf club head has a head body, a faceplate and a shock-absorbing core. The head body has a crown, a sole, a toe, a shank, a rear, an open front, a core cavity and an air outlet. The open front has an inner shoulder. The core cavity is defined in the head body and communicates with the open front. The air outlet is defined through the head body, and communicates with the core cavity. The faceplate is mounted securely on the inner shoulder of the open front of the head body. The shock-absorbing core is mounted in the core cavity. The air in the core cavity is discharged to the ambient atmosphere through the air outlet when a foaming agent serving as the shock-absorbing core foams inside the core cavity.