GOLF CLUB

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To substantially prevent duffing, to enable a golfer to easily hit a ball at a sweet spot, to stabilize the directivity of a hit ball and to enable the golfer to easily regulate the weight and centroid balance of a club head without changing the appearance of the club head. SOLUTION: The bottom ends of a pair of spherical bodies 24 and 24 constituting a head body member 18 of the club head 12 attain the state that the bottom ends respectively come into uniform contact with the ground surface, such as greens and fairways, at the time of, for example, addressing. As a result, the heel side or toe side of the club head 12 does not float from the ground surface. Then, the heel of a face member 20 is automatically maintained parallel with the ground surface. As a result, the golfer is able to easily set the club head 12 to a correct address state.