In recent years, as disclosed in JP 5882522, for example, golf club heads have been proposed in which a raised portion is provided on the crown portion and a sloped surface is formed as a step between the raised portion and the portion rearward thereof. This configuration enables the height of the face portion to be raised by the height of the raised portion. Thus, the rebound performance of the face portion can be improved. Also, on the crown portion, only the raised portion is formed higher, and the portion rearward thereof is formed at a lower position than the raised portion, enabling the center of gravity of the head to be lowered.
JP 5882522 is an example of related art.
However, even with a golf club head having a structure such as described above, there is room for improvement in order to enhance the rebound performance, and it is desired to further increase the carry distance. The present invention was made in order to solve the above problem, and an object thereof is to provide a golf club head that is able to further enhance the rebound performance in a golf club head that has a raised portion formed on the crown portion.