Abstract: An iron club and a set of the iron clubs which are improved to ensure a stable directional controllability and a flight of the hitted ball to the target, and to increase the flight distance of the hitted ball. The iron club is characterized in that a recessed portion is defined on a back portion of a head of the club, except for a peripheral portion thereof, so that the thickness of a face portion gradually decreases from the top, sole, toe, and the heal sides toward a sweet spot, and a thin portion which has the minimum thickness being provided on the sweet spot.

Abstract: A golf clubhead is constructed such that a cavity portion having a face plate supporting wall at its bottom is provided in a face portion of a metal head body so that a face plate made of beryllium is mounted on the cavity portion. It is possible to increase the flying or driving distance of a golf ball.

Abstract: A golf club head capable of reducing the vibration of the head at the moment of its impact on a golf ball even if the sweet spot is missed, thereby improving the directional property of the ball. The golf club head includes a face plate formed of resin mounted to a face portion of a head main body formed of metal. A flange portion extending backwardly of the head main body is disposed in a back portion of the head main body in a manner to extend along the peripheral edge portion of the back portion and correspond to the peripheral edge portion of the face plate. The flange portion is projected backwardly of the head main body longer than the thickness of the flange portion.