Abstract: The invention provides a cover structure for the handle of golf clubs, which has a body of highly hygroscopic substance disposed in its top part for the purpose of soaking in liquids of nice aroma as perfume, essence, green oil and the like. A covering devised on top of the body possesses an opening and a plurality of apertures around the opening where the liquids are to be poured in order to furnish the body with aroma. As a golf player swings the club, the aroma is exhaled from the body to greet the player's nose that offers the player a boost of vitality.

Abstract: A handle cover for a golf club includes a hollow cylindrical body fitted around a handle portion of a golf club in a tight condition and an end cap closed up an upper end of the cylindrical body. The cylindrical body has an elastic member to let the cylindrical body provided with comparatively good elasticity to be easily expanded so that a user can fit it around a golf club without using any tool.

Abstract: A shock-absorbing golf club head includes a front recess in the striking face of a golf club head, having a plurality of through holes communicating with a rear recess in order to form a shock-absorbing layer when the front recess and the rear recess are formed into shape. A metal face plate affixed to the striking face is mounted in the front recess. When shock-absorbing material is put into the front and rear recesses, a double layer for shock-absorbing is formed, thereby adding shock-absorbing, shock-lessening, and stability to the golf club head to give better ball control.

Abstract: A shock-absorbing golf-club head includes a front recess in the striking face of a golf-club head, extending to the top and the rear portion of the striking face and communicating with a rear recess by means of plural through holes. The front recess is mounted on with a metal face plate having circumferential dented edge to be fixedly engaged with the striking face synchronously when shock-absorbing material is formed into shape and affixed to both front and rear recess so as to form a double-deck shock-absorbing layer to acquire an effect of shock-absorbing, shock-lessening and stability of controlling golf balls.