CN216295155U - Handle counterweight of golf club and golf club - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a grip weight of a golf club and a golf club. The grip weight piece of the golf club is characterized in that: including the counter weight nut, the outside of counter weight nut is equipped with at least one bayonet socket structure, the bayonet socket structure is arranged in realizing spacingly to the counter weight nut with the rubber cooperation of handle packing in the bayonet socket structure to prevent that the counter weight nut from taking place to rotate or/and reciprocate when the screw is twisted in and is twisted out the counter weight nut. When the balance weight nut is used, the balance weight nut is combined with a golf club tightly while the golf club is reasonably balanced, the balance weight nut cannot be loosened and fall off no matter what direction the force is applied when a screw is screwed, the structure is reliable, and the balance weight nut is simple in structure and easy to process.

Description

Grip weight for golf club and golf club

technical field

The utility model relates to a golf club, in particular to a grip counterweight of the golf club and the golf club.

Background technique

In the existing golf clubs, in order to effectively adjust the balance value of the club, a weight screw is used at the grip end to increase or decrease the weight. Since the material of the grip is generally rubber, it is necessary to install a corresponding nut on the grip so that the counterweight screw can be screwed in. In the prior art, the nut is generally screwed into the handle in a threaded manner. Such a threaded embedded nut can easily cause loosening and falling off when the screw is screwed, so it is difficult to meet the requirements of consumers.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The purpose of this utility model is to solve the above-mentioned problems and deficiencies, to provide a golf club grip that is tightly integrated with the golf club, will not loosen and fall off when twisted in any direction, and has a simple structure and simple processing. Heavy items and golf clubs.

The technical scheme of the present utility model is realized in this way:

The golf club grip counterweight of the utility model is characterized in that it comprises a counterweight nut, and at least one bayonet structure is arranged on the outer side of the counterweight nut, and the bayonet structure is used for filling with the grip. The rubber fit in the bayonet structure can limit the counterweight nut to prevent the counterweight nut from rotating or/and moving up and down when the screw is screwed in and out of the counterweight nut.

The outer side of the counterweight nut is generally provided with at least two bayonet structures distributed along the periphery. Three to four are preferred.

The present invention also relates to a golf club belonging to the unified inventive concept. The golf club includes a rod body, a counterweight nut disposed in the upper handle of the rod body, and a screw threadedly connected with the counterweight nut. At least one bayonet structure is provided on the outer side of the counterweight nut. The mouth structure is used to limit the counterweight nut in cooperation with the rubber filled in the bayonet structure of the grip, so as to prevent the counterweight nut from rotating or moving up and down when the screw is screwed in and out of the counterweight nut.

Wherein, the specific structure of the bayonet structure can be various, for example, the bayonet structure can be a bayonet opening on the periphery of the side surface of the counterweight nut; or the bayonet structure is an upper part along the side surface of the counterweight nut. Rotation restriction card slot extending downward. The two bayonet structures can prevent the counterweight nut from rotating when the screw is screwed in and out of the counterweight nut during use. Further, the outer middle part of the counterweight nut is provided with at least one arc-shaped clamping groove structure or annular clamping groove structure extending along the outer circumference of the counterweight nut, and the arc-shaped clamping groove structure or the annular clamping groove structure is used for filling with the handle. The rubber in the arc-shaped groove structure or the ring-shaped groove structure can prevent the counterweight nut from moving up and down.

In order to make the structure of the present invention simpler, the bayonet structure can also be a bayonet hole opened on the periphery of the side surface of the counterweight nut. During use, the bayonet structure can not only prevent the counterweight nut from rotating when the screw is screwed in and out of the counterweight nut, but also prevent the counterweight nut from moving up and down.

The advantages of the present utility model compared with the prior art are:

While properly weighting the golf club, the bayonet structure on the side of the counterweight nut can effectively prevent the counterweight nut from rotating when screwing in and out. It can also prevent the counterweight nut from moving up and down. Therefore, no matter which direction the force is in screwing the screw, the counterweight nut will not loosen and fall off, and the structure is reliable, simple in structure and simple in processing.

The utility model will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is the structural representation of the first embodiment of the counterweight nut of the present invention;

2 is a schematic structural diagram of the second embodiment of the counterweight nut of the present invention;

3 is a schematic structural diagram of the golf club according to the present invention;

FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional structural diagram of an embodiment of FIG. 3 .

Detailed ways

As shown in FIGS. 1-2 , the grip counterweight of the golf club of the present invention includes a counterweight nut 1, and the outer side of the counterweight nut 1 is provided with at least one bayonet structure. Most of the grips are made of rubber, so when the counterweight nut is processed together with the grip, the rubber of the grip will be partially filled in the bayonet structure, so that the bayonet structure and the grip are filled in the bayonet structure. The rubber in the nut can limit the counterweight nut 1 to prevent the counterweight nut 1 from rotating or/and moving up and down when the screw is screwed in and out. Of course, if the grip is made of silicone or plastic material, the above rubber should be changed to silicone or plastic accordingly. The outer side of the counterweight nut is generally provided with at least two bayonet structures distributed along the periphery. Three to four are preferred. In addition, the specific structure of the bayonet structure can be varied. For example, the bayonet structure can be a bayonet 2 formed on the periphery of the side surface of the counterweight nut 1, as shown in FIG. 1; The upper part of the side of the counterweight nut 1 extends downwards to limit the rotation slot (such as the vertical slot). Further, the outer middle of the counterweight nut 1 is provided with at least one arc-shaped slot structure or annular slot structure 5 extending along the outer circumference of the counterweight nut 1. The arc-shaped slot structure or the annular slot structure 5 is used for Cooperate with the rubber filled in the arc-shaped groove structure or the ring-shaped groove structure of the handle to prevent the counterweight nut 1 from moving up and down when the screw is screwed in and out, preferably a ring-shaped groove structure (such as a horizontal ring-shaped groove) . Also as shown in FIG. 2 , the bayonet structure is a bayonet 3 formed on the periphery of the side surface of the counterweight nut 1 . In this way, the counterweight nut can not only prevent the counterweight nut from rotating when the screw is screwed in and out of the counterweight nut, but also prevent the counterweight nut from moving up and down through the grip rubber filled in the plurality of clamping holes 3 .

As shown in Figures 3 to 4, the golf club of the present invention comprises a rod body 4, a counterweight nut 1 arranged in the upper handle of the rod body 1 and a screw threaded with the counterweight nut 1, so The outer side of the counterweight nut 1 is provided with at least one bayonet structure, and the bayonet structure is used to cooperate with the rubber that is filled in the bayonet structure by the handle to limit the counterweight nut 1 to prevent screws from being screwed in and out. The counterweight nut rotates or moves up and down when the counterweight nut is counterweighted. The outer side of the counterweight nut 1 is provided with at least two bayonet structures distributed along the periphery. Usually three to four. Wherein, the bayonet structure is a bayonet 2 opened on the periphery of the side surface of the counterweight nut 1; vertical slot). Further, the outer middle of the counterweight nut 1 is provided with at least one arc-shaped slot structure or annular slot structure 5 extending along the outer circumference of the counterweight nut 1. The arc-shaped slot structure or the annular slot structure 5 is used for The grip is filled with the rubber fit in the arc-shaped slot structure or the annular slot structure 5 (such as the horizontal annular slot) to prevent the counterweight nut 1 from moving up and down when the screw is screwed in and out. When an annular snap groove structure is provided in the middle of the counterweight nut, the bayonet structure is preferably a bayonet opening on one side of the annular snap groove structure.

In order to make the structure simpler, the bayonet structure is also a bayonet hole 3 formed on the periphery of the side surface of the counterweight nut 1 . As shown in FIG. 2 , four symmetrically distributed clamping holes 3 are opened on the periphery of the side surface of the counterweight nut 1 . In this way, the counterweight nut can not only prevent the counterweight nut from rotating when the screw is screwed in and out of the counterweight nut, but also prevent the counterweight nut from moving up and down through the grip rubber filled in the plurality of clamping holes 3 .

The utility model ingeniously provides a bayonet structure or a bayonet structure and an annular bayonet structure on the side of the counterweight nut. It is closely combined with the golf club. When screwing in and out the screw on the counterweight nut, no matter which direction the force is, the counterweight nut will not loosen and fall off, so the structure is reliable, simple in structure and simple in processing.

In the description of this patent, it should be understood that the terms "middle", "upper", "lower", "top", "bottom", "vertical", "horizontal", "inner", "outer", etc. indicate orientations Or the positional relationship is based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the drawings, only for the convenience of describing this patent and simplifying the description, rather than indicating or implying that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. , so it cannot be construed as a limitation on this patent.

Although the present invention is described with reference to specific embodiments, such description is not meant to limit the present invention. With reference to the description of the present invention, other changes to the disclosed embodiments can be expected by those skilled in the art, and such changes should fall within the scope defined by the appended claims.

Claims (10)

1. A grip weight of a golf club, characterized in that: including counter weight nut (1), the outside of counter weight nut (1) is equipped with at least one bayonet socket structure, the bayonet socket structure is arranged in realizing spacingly counter weight nut (1) with the rubber cooperation that the handle was filled in the bayonet socket structure to counter weight nut (1) takes place to rotate or/and reciprocates when preventing the screw to twist into and out counter weight nut (1).

2. A grip weight for a golf club as defined in claim 1, wherein: the bayonet structure is a bayonet (2) arranged on the periphery of the side surface of the counterweight nut (1); or the bayonet structure is a rotation limiting clamping groove which extends downwards along the upper part of the side surface of the counterweight nut (1).

3. A grip weight for a golf club as defined in claim 1, wherein: the bayonet structure is a clamping hole (3) formed in the periphery of the side face of the balance weight nut (1).

4. A grip weight for a golf club as defined in claim 1, wherein: the outer side of the balance weight nut (1) is provided with at least two bayonet structures distributed along the periphery.

5. A grip weight for a golf club as defined in claim 1 or 2, wherein: the outside middle part of counter weight nut (1) is equipped with at least one arc draw-in groove structure or ring groove structure (5) that extend along counter weight nut (1) periphery, arc draw-in groove structure or ring groove structure (5) are used for filling the rubber cooperation in arc draw-in groove structure or ring groove structure (5) with the handle in order to prevent that counter weight nut (1) from taking place to reciprocate.

6. A golf club, characterized by: including the body of rod (4), set up in counter weight nut (1) of body of rod (4) upper end handle and with the screw of counter weight nut (1) cooperation spiro union, the outside of counter weight nut (1) is equipped with at least one bayonet structure, the bayonet structure is arranged in realizing spacingly to counter weight nut (1) with the rubber cooperation that the handle was filled in bayonet structure to prevent that the screw from twisting into when twisting out counter weight nut takes place to rotate or/and reciprocate.

7. The golf club of claim 6, wherein: the bayonet structure is a bayonet (2) arranged on the periphery of the side surface of the counterweight nut (1); or the bayonet structure is a rotation limiting clamping groove which extends downwards along the upper part of the side surface of the counterweight nut (1).

8. The golf club of claim 6, wherein: the bayonet structure is a clamping hole (3) formed in the periphery of the side face of the balance weight nut (1).

9. The golf club according to claim 6 or 7 or 8, characterized in that: the outer side of the balance weight nut (1) is provided with at least two bayonet structures distributed along the periphery.

10. The golf club according to claim 6 or 7, characterized in that: the outside middle part of counter weight nut (1) is equipped with at least one arc draw-in groove structure or ring groove structure (5) that extend along counter weight nut (1) periphery, arc draw-in groove structure or ring groove structure (5) are used for filling the rubber cooperation in arc draw-in groove structure or ring groove structure (5) with the handle in order to prevent that counter weight nut (1) from taking place to reciprocate.

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