Parts of golf clubs
Part of: 95063900 — Golf clubs and other golf equipment; parts and accessories thereof: — Other
N362267 · 2026-07-10 — The tariff classification, country of origin, and marking of golf club heads
A description of the manufacturing processes of three golf club heads was submitted for our review. The merchandise under consideration concerns three models of golf club heads, identified as Golf Club Head, 52° (item number HD0T01R52V), Golf Club Head, 56° (item number HD0T01R56V), and Golf Club Head, 60° (item number HD0T01R60V). Each head measures approximately 5” x 4” x 1.75” and weighs approximately 299 grams. The material composition is AISI 1025 carbon steel. According to the information that you have provided in your letter, manufacturing operations for the golf club heads occur in…
N306836 · 2019-11-15 — The tariff classification of golf club sensors from China
There are four items at issue that are referred to as the I2 sensor, the RI2 sensor, and two versions of the Smart Grip. You state that the I2 sensor is incorporated into each item listed above and acts as the primary and functional component. The sensor, which is used in conjunction with the Arccos golf tracking system, is comprised of a light sensor, piezo disc, accelerometer, 3.5kb flash memory, and a 3V coin cell battery. The sensor measures 20.6 x 8.2 mm and weighs 4.6g. In use, the I2 sensor is attached to the grip of a golf club. When the club is removed from the bag, the sensor…
f82923 · 2000-02-23 — The tariff classification of golf club components from Taiwan.
, Inc. Banjo intends to import golf putter parts as supply for Banjo's assembly operations in the United States. The parts consist of an unfinished putter head or head casting made of stainless steel, an unfinished steel tapered shaft that will be incorporated into the finished putter, small brass pins used to anchor high tension wires around the head casting to form the striking plate, a rubber grip designed to fit on the shaft, and a Neoprene cover designed to fit over the club head for protective purposes. The applicable subheading for the golf putter component parts, with the exception of…
c84955 · 1998-03-05 — The tariff classification of five golf club heads from China and Taiwan.
You are requesting the tariff classification on five golf club heads. The five golf club heads are constructed of metal, for example, stainless steel is engraved on two of the submitted samples. The ruling request also refers to the unique machining of the golf club heads. Samples will be returned, as requested. The applicable subheading for the golf club heads will be 9506.39.0060, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for "Golf clubs and other golf equipment; parts and accessories thereof: Other...Parts of golf clubs." The rate of duty will be 4.9 percent ad…
b87049 · 1997-06-30 — Applicability of duty exemption available under HTSUSA subheading 9802.00.50 to golf club heads subjected to a painting treatment in Mexico: Alteration; Guardian v.United States; Doliff v. United States; Sec. 181.64, CR.
The merchandise is described as titanium golf club heads manufactured in Russia. The heads are said to be complete in their condition as imported meaning they need no further work for their intended use as golf club heads. Subsequent to importation into the United States, the club heads are sent to Mexico for a painting operation that is described as for decorative purposes only, whereupon the heads are then returned to the United States for assembly with golf club shafts. You have stressed that "the paint or finish is not a protective coating as titanium does not require protection from the…
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