Abstract: A metal wood golf club with a striking face portion made from more than one material is disclosed. More specifically, due to the unique construction of the striking face portion having multiple materials, the present invention utilizes diffusion bonding, liquid interface diffusion, or even super plastic forming techniques to achieve the desirable bond between the more than one material used to form the striking face. The striking face portion is formed by adding a chip insert made from a secondary material that is different from the remainder of the striking face portion substantially near a geometric center of the striking face portion; wherein the secondary material has a higher Young's modulus than the remainder of the striking face portion.

Abstract: A golf club head with a body having a ball striking zone with an outer face for contacting a golf ball and an inner face. The body further having a web integral with the inner face of the striking zone to reinforce the striking zone. The integral web having a hub and a plurality of spokes radially extending from the hub. The golf club head is made from a composite resin, formed by injection molding.