Power metallurgy offers a viable, cost-effective approach for the fabricati
on of sports and leisure equipment components. Both complex monolithic part
s and parts produced from materials of diverse densities can be manufacture
d by this technique. In the latter category, lightweight titanium and heavy
weight tungsten can be used in combination in order to distribute mass opti
mally, such as in golf club heads. Examples of P/M components used in golfi
ng, skating, baseball, and darts are described.