JP2004249085A - Putter head cover provided with golf ball cleaning cloth housing part - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a putter head cover provided with a golf ball cleaning cloth housing part providing the putter head cover with the golf ball cleaning cloth housing part where the cloth for cleaning dirt of a golf ball is kept in an approximately wet state and never suffers from sticking of other dirt. <P>SOLUTION: The putter head cover (A) provided with the golf ball cleaning cloth housing part comprises an outer surface covered by a highly waterproof material such as a synthetic leather substitute or a cloth and an inner surface side with a napped cloth or the like, having a head cover main body part 1a and the cleaning cloth housing part 1b. One end side 1b1 of the housing part 1b formed into an approximately U-shaped cross section and consisting of a tunnel form is integrally formed with the main body part 1a by extending one end side 1a2 of a back end side 1a1 of the main body part 1a with a specified width. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO&NCIPI

Description

The present invention relates to a head cover of a putter used on a green in a golf competition, and on the green, a ball wiped to cleanly remove a ball contaminated with earth and sand so that an illegitimator does not occur when the ball rolls. Cloth is an indispensable necessity. Therefore, the ball wiping cloth can be always stored in a familiar place so that it can be used as needed. However, the present invention particularly provides a storage unit for putting the ball wiping cloth into and out of the head cover of the putter as needed. It is related to the technology with

Traditionally, the wiping cloth for the ball wipes was prepared by a caddy that was accompanied by the player. On the green, the caddy wiped dirt balls with dirt and sand. There is an increasing number of non-self-plays, and as a result, dirt on the green has become necessary to clean the dirty balls with a wipe that you have prepared yourself. Therefore, the ball wiping cloth was placed with a caddy bag in a cart or the like moving to each course, and brought with the putter when it came on the green, and used as needed. However, we often forget to bring the wiping cloth and play only with a putter. The ball is then rubbed with grass or hands to remove the dirt, but the dirt is not completely removed, which may adversely affect the rolling of the ball and add extra strokes. And going on the green with wet ball wipes prepared in the cart is uncomfortable, especially in cold weather.
Also, after wiping dirty balls, placing the wiping cloth on the turf, etc., makes it easy for dirt and sand to adhere to it. Therefore, the ball may be wiped next without completely removing earth and sand. For this reason, the surface of the ball is damaged by the earth and sand remaining on the wiping cloth, and the flying distance and flying direction of the ball may be adversely affected. It was unpleasant to touch the ball with such a cloth with earth and sand.

Furthermore, when the ball wipe is in normal use as described above, the wipe is always exposed to the outside air, so there will be differences depending on the season and weather, but it will dry out in the middle of the round and will adhere to the ball. It was difficult to wipe off the soil and sand well, and the rolling motion of the ball could be adversely affected. Therefore, there was also annoyance such as having to find a water field to add moisture to the wiping cloth.

As described above, it has been desired that the ball wiping cloth be surely cleaned of dirt on the ball and always secured in a familiar place, but conventionally, a tool that satisfies the configuration for storing the ball wiping cloth in the head cover itself has been proposed. Did not exist. In addition, although the golf club head cover is disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-136627, the ball wiping cloth storage portion is not provided.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-136627

As described above, the ball wiping cloth needs to be put on when using the putter when playing on the green, so it is considered best to attach it to the putter head cover that protects the putter head. The putter head cover was constructed as shown in FIG. 8 and was intended only to protect the putter head. A conventional putter head cover will be described below.
In FIG. 8, g is a putter head cover. The putter head cover g has a configuration in which an almost infant's shoe is turned upside down, and the back end side g1 is one end side g2 of the back end side g1 so that it can be freely opened and closed. Further, different kinds of magic tapes g4 and g4 are fixed to the inner surface side of the other end side g3 by means such as sewing or adhesion. Accordingly, the putter head B is attached to and removed from the putter head cover g by opening and closing the magic tapes g4 and g4 on the back end side g1. Further, as a conventional technique, there are a configuration in which the rear end side g1 is opened or closed by a slide fastener, or only a lower end side g5 is closed. As described above, the putter head cover g is configured only for the purpose of protecting the putter head, and does not have a ball wiping cloth or a ball wiping cloth storage portion required when using the putter. Had the drawbacks. The problem to be solved by the present invention is to solve the drawbacks of the configuration described in the prior art.

When playing golf on the green, since the ball wiping cloth is stored in the storage part of the head cover of the putter with the golf ball wiping cloth storage part according to the present invention, forgetting to hold the ball wiping cloth is eliminated. Since the used ball wipes can be stored and stored again in the head cover, there will be no extra soil or sand attached to the ball wipes when placed on the green, and it will remain in the storage section when moving. It is held in a state where it is held, and the ball wiping cloth is not dried through the round and is intended to maintain a wet state suitable for ball wiping. To establish.

The invention described in claim 1 for solving the above problems provides a putter head cover with a golf ball wiping cloth storage section, wherein the golf ball wiping cloth storage section is formed in a putter head cover.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a head cover for a putter with a golf ball wiping cloth storage section, wherein a storage section for storing a ball wiping cloth is detachably mounted.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, the golf ball wipe cloth storage according to the first or second aspect, wherein the storage portion is formed of a hermetically sealed bag and has an opening that can be opened and closed. A head cover for a putter with a part is provided.

The invention described in claim 4 provides the putter head cover with a golf ball wiping cloth storage portion according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the storage portion is formed in a tunnel shape having a substantially U-shaped cross section. To do.

The invention described in claim 5 is characterized in that the storage portion has a substantially U-shaped cross section and is configured in a tunnel shape in which one end and / or the other end is closed. A putter head cover with a golf ball wiping cloth storage unit is provided.

Since the head cover of the putter with the golf ball wiping cloth storage unit according to the present invention has the above-described configuration and operation, the following effects can be obtained.
In other words, since the wiping cloth storage section is provided in the putter head cover, forgetting to hold the wiping cloth that removes dirt on the ball in golf play on the green is solved. Moreover, since the wiping cloth that removes the dirt on the ball is carried in the wiping cloth storage portion of the head cover for the putter, it is possible to prevent adhesion of excess earth and sand. In addition, since the ball wipes are always carried in the wiping compartment storage area when not in use, contact with the outside air is reduced, it becomes easier to maintain a moderate wet condition, and even in fine or rainy weather, A stable state can be maintained. Also, since the ball wiping cloth can be secured at all times, troubles in accuracy such as the distance and direction of the patting due to ball dirt are eliminated, and a more enjoyable play is possible. In addition, since the ball wiping storage part can be detachable, it can be configured using a conventional putter head cover, and can provide an inexpensive and highly versatile putter head cover with a wiping cloth storage part. There are various effects.

An embodiment of a head cover of a putter with a golf ball wiping cloth storage unit according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 and 2, A is a preferred embodiment of a head cover of a putter with a wipe according to the present invention. The outer surface of the head cover A of the putter with wipes is covered with a highly waterproof artificial leather or cloth, and the inner surface is made of a raised cloth. Thus, the head cover A of the putter with the wiping cloth is composed of a head cover main body 1a and a wiping cloth storage section 1b, and is formed at one end of a wiping cloth storage section 1b formed in a substantially U-shaped cross section and configured in a tunnel shape. The side 1b1 is integrally formed by extending one end side 1a2 of the back end 1a1 of the head cover main body 1a with a predetermined width. In addition, although a wiping cloth is accommodated in the wiping cloth storage part 1b, it is not illustrated. Further, the head cover main body 1a has a form in which an almost infant's shoe is turned upside down. In the vicinity of the back end side 1a1, different kinds of magic tapes 1a4, 1a4 are sewn or bonded to the inner surfaces facing each other. Provided, the back end side 1a1 can be freely opened and closed. That is, different kinds of magic tapes 1a4 and 1a4 are adhered to each inner surface of the one end side 1a2 and the other end side 1a3, and fixed by sewing, bonding or the like. Also, a magic tape 1a5 is provided on the outer surface near the end surface of the other end side 1a3 of the rear end side 1a1, and the magic tape 1b3 provided on the inner surface side near the end surface of the other end side 1b2 of the corresponding wipe cloth storage portion 1b. The magic tape 1b3 is crimped to or separated from the magic tape 1a5 to freely open and close, and the wiping cloth (not shown) is put in and out of the wiping cloth storage portion 1b.
The other parts having the function of freely opening and closing the back end side 1a1 of the head cover main body 1a and the wiping cloth storage part 1b with the magic tapes 1a4, 1a4 and 1b3, 1a5 such as snaps and slides. A fastener or the like can be used instead. The same applies to FIGS. 3 to 7 showing the embodiments.

Thus, when the putter head B is attached to and removed from the head cover A of the putter with the wipe, the magic tape 1b3 provided on the inner surface side of the other end side 1b2 of the wipe cloth storage portion 1b is detached from the magic tape 1a5. The other end side 1b2 is opened, and then the magic tapes 1a4 and 1a4 provided on the inner surfaces of the one end side 1a2 and the other end side 1a3 of the back end side 1a1 of the head cover main body 1a are separated from each other, and the back end side 1a1 is opened. Open. Further, the lower end 1b4 of the wiping cloth storage portion 1b secured to have a substantially U-shaped cross section, that is, the other end is provided with a bottom 1b5 so as to secure a predetermined U-shape, or this portion is closed and wiped. Prevents cloth (not shown) from falling off. Thus, the wiping cloth can be easily taken out and stored from the upper opening 1b6 of the wiping cloth storage section 1b, that is, from one end. The bottom 1b5, that is, the other end is not necessarily required. That is, when there is no bottom 1b5, the other end of the wiping cloth storage portion 1b is pressed in a state where the wiping cloth is pressed against the end surface portion of the back end 1a1 of the head cover body 1a. The wiping cloth can also be stored by pulling the end side 1b2 and closing it with whispering. The wiping cloth (not shown) is stored in the wiping cloth storage section 1b in a predetermined wet state during golf play.
The opening portion 1b6 and the bottom portion 1b5 of the wiping cloth storage portion 1b can be arranged in opposite positions, and the one end can be closed and the other end opened. Furthermore, as a modification, both the opening 1b6 and the bottom 1b5 can be closed.
And although the said embodiment was equipped with the wiping cloth storage part 1b in the back part of this head cover A, this invention is not limited to this, A front part, an upper part, a lower surface part, a both-sides part, etc. You may arrange | position in an appropriate site | part.
In addition, you may comprise the head cover comprised by the head cover main-body part 1a which the above-mentioned one end side 1d2 and other end side 1a3 were integrally formed previously, and are not opened.

Next, FIGS. 3 and 4 showing the first embodiment will be described. C is a head cover of a putter with a wipe according to the present invention. The head cover C of the putter with wiping cloth is composed of a head cover main body 1c and a wiping cloth storage section 1d as in the best embodiment, and the outer peripheral surface is covered with highly waterproof artificial leather or cloth. The inner surface side is composed of a raised cloth or the like. Thus, the head cover main body 1c has a shape in which an almost infant's shoe is turned upside down, and the back end 1c1 has magic tapes 1c2, 1c2 facing the inner inner surface so that it can be freely opened and closed. Are attached and fixed by sewing or bonding. Thus, removal of the putter head B from the head cover main body 1c and attachment to the head cover main body 1c can be easily performed by opening the back end 1c1. Further, the wiping cloth storage portion 1d is formed in a substantially U-shaped cross section and configured in a tunnel shape, and one end side 1d1 shown in FIG. 4 is stitched or bonded to a predetermined position on one outer surface of the head cover main body portion 1c. The velcro tape 1d3 is fixed to the inner surface of the opposite end 1d2 in a strip shape with a predetermined length. Thus, the magic tape 1c3 is fixed to the other outer surface of the head cover main body 1c, the magic tape 1d3 is joined to the magic tape 1c3, and the wiping cloth storage portion 1d is fixed to the head cover e. Further, the wiping cloth storage portion 1d formed in a substantially U-shaped cross section and configured in a tunnel shape has an opening in only one of the one end and the other end of the tunnel shape, and the other is closed and the bottom of the wiping cloth storage 1d4 may be provided or closed, and both one end and the other end may be closed. Moreover, although the structure which stitch | sutures the one end side 1d1 of the wiping cloth storage part 1d shown in FIG. 4 mentioned above to the back side 1c1 was shown, this invention is not limited to this, A magic tape is attached to the inner surface side of this one end side 1d1 And it is good also as a structure which each arrange | positions to one outer side surface of the head cover main-body part 1c, and joins or remove | releases both.
It should be noted that the head cover may be configured by the head cover main body 1c in which the back side 1c1 is not opened.

Next, FIGS. 5 and 6 showing Example 2 will be described. In FIG. 5, e is a wiping cloth storage part. The wiping cloth storage portion e has a substantially U-shaped cross section, is formed in a tunnel shape with a predetermined length suitable for wiping cloth storage, and both end portions e1 of the wiping cloth storage portion e having a substantially U-shaped cross section. , And e2, the same kind of magic tapes e5, e5 are respectively fixed along the end faces e3 and e4 on the inner surface side in the length direction. Further, the opening e6 having a tunnel shape with a substantially U-shaped cross section, that is, either one of the one end side or the other end side is closed within a predetermined range, and it is easy to maintain a substantially U-shaped form and is removed when a wiping cloth is inserted. In order to prevent this, the bottom e7 is provided or closed. When the bottom e7 is provided, it is desirable that the bottom member has good flexibility and waterproofness. That is, the size and shape of the putter head cover main body f described with reference to FIG. 6 are appropriately set within a long range without specifying the distance between both ends e1 and e2 of the substantially U-shaped wiping cloth storage portion e. It can be applied.

Next, FIG. 6 will be described. In FIG. 6, f is a head cover body for a putter. The head cover main body portion f attaches the wiping cloth storage portion e shown in FIG. 5 to a desired site to form a head cover for a putter with a wiping cloth. In FIG. 6, f1 and f2 are respective magic tapes stitched or bonded to the outer surface of the head cover main body part f. The velcros f1 and f2 are similarly provided on the opposite outer surfaces, which are not shown, respectively. The magic tapes f1 and f2 and the opposite side magic tape (not shown) can be bonded and combined with the magic tapes e5 and e5 provided in the wiping cloth storage portion e shown in FIG. Thus, for example, when the magic tapes e5 and e5 of the wiping cloth storage portion e are associated and bonded to the magic tape f1 and a magic tape (not shown) on the opposite side, the best embodiment of the present invention. 1 and FIG. 2, the configuration of the present invention described with reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. Then, for example, when the magic tapes e5 and e5 of the wiping cloth storage portion e are associated and bonded to the magic tape f2 and the opposite side magic tape (not shown), the above-mentioned diagram showing the first embodiment of the present invention. 3 and the putter head cover with a wiping cloth storage unit having the configuration described in FIG. In the head cover main body portion f shown in FIG. 6, an example of the arrangement positions of the magic tape f1 and the magic tape f2 is shown. However, the present invention is not limited to this position, and appropriate portions around the desired head cover main body f. It is possible to constitute a head cover for a putter with a wiping cloth storage part by providing a velcro tape. In addition, the head cover main body part f adopts a conventional configuration such as a commercially available configuration, and can be easily configured by adhering the velcro tape to a desired site or by fixing it by sewing. It is to be prepared.
In the present invention, a configuration in which the back end side of the head cover main body part f is not open is also applied.

A third embodiment of the head cover of the putter with a golf ball wiping cloth storage unit according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIG.

In FIG. 7, D is an example of the head cover of the putter with the wipe according to the present invention. The head cover D of the putter with wiping cloth has an outer peripheral surface covered with highly waterproof artificial leather or cloth, and an inner surface is made of a raised cloth or the like. Thus, the head cover D of the putter with the wiping cloth is composed of a head cover main body 2a and a wiping cloth storage part 2b. The wiping cloth storage part 2b is formed of a sealed bag body, and has, for example, a substantially U-shaped cross section. And a wiping cloth storage portion formed in a tunnel shape. The one end side 2b1 or the outer side surface 2b2 is fixed to the outer side surface 2a1 of the head cover main body 2a in a state where it is sewn or detachable or fixed integrally with a magic tape or the like. Although the wiping cloth is stored in advance in the wiping cloth storage section 2b, it is not shown. Further, the head cover main body 2a has a form in which an almost infant's shoes are turned upside down, and different kinds of magic tapes 3a, 3b are provided on the inner surface side of the back end side 2a2 by sewing or bonding. The end side 2a2 freely opens and closes the opening 2a3. That is, different types of magic tapes 3a and 3b are attached to each inner surface of the back end side 2a2, and the two are crimped and joined together.
The magic tapes 3a and 3b can be replaced with other parts such as slide fasteners and snaps.

The wiping cloth storage portion 2b is formed of various materials such as resin material, fiber material, or highly waterproof artificial leather material, and the whole constitutes a substantially bag body, and the head cover main body portion 2a. Is provided with an opening 2b3 on the back side, and a wiping cloth (not shown) appropriately wetted from the opening 2b3 is accommodated, and the surface of the golf ball taken out is wiped off as necessary. . The opening 2b3 is provided with an opening / closing member 2b4 composed of a hook, a chuck or the like that allows the opening 2b3 to be opened or closed, and the stopper 2b5 fixed to the opening / closing member 2b4 is moved to move the opening 2b3. Open and close.
The opening 2b3 and the opening / closing member 2b4 may be installed on any part of the head cover main body 2a, for example, on the front side, on the upper side, or on the lower side. Further, it is possible to extend the lower surface side so as to go around in a series like a so-called substantially U-shape. Further, the wiping cloth storage part 2b is entirely constituted by a bag body, and has a predetermined cross section substantially at the lower end 2b6 of the wiping cloth storage part 2b secured in a substantially U-shaped cross section, that is, at the other end. A bottom portion 2b7 is provided so as to ensure a U-shape, or this portion is closed to prevent the wiping cloth (not shown) from falling off. Thus, the wiping cloth has a configuration in which the upper end 2b8 of the wiping cloth storage portion 2b, that is, one end is also closed. The upper end 2b8 and the lower end 2b7 as the bottom can be opened and closed by disposing the substantially U-shaped opening / closing member 2b4 as described above.
The third embodiment is characterized in that the wiping cloth storage portion 2b is provided on one outer surface 2a1 of the head cover D, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the other outer surface of the head cover D is provided. (Not shown) etc. may be arranged at an appropriate site. Further, the opening 2b3 of the wiping cloth storage portion 2b may be arranged to extend from the front surface side or the front surface direction side to the top and bottom surfaces of the head cover main body 2a, that is, in a substantially inverted U shape.
The present invention is also applied to the head cover main body 2a having a configuration in which the opening 2a3 on the back end 2a2 does not exist.

It is a top view of the side which shows the best embodiment of the head cover of the putter with a golf ball wipe cloth storage part which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view of the head cover of the putter with the golf ball wipe shown in FIG. It is a top view of the side which shows Example 1 of the head cover of the putter with the golf ball wipe cloth storage part which concerns on this invention. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a head cover of the putter with the golf ball wipe shown in FIG. 3. It is a perspective view which shows an example of the accommodating part in Example 2 of the head cover of the putter with the golf ball wiping cloth accommodating part which concerns on this invention. It is a side view which shows the structure of the head cover of the putter with the golf ball wiping cloth which concerns on this invention when the storage part shown in the said FIG. 5 is removed. It is a perspective view which shows Example 3 of the head cover of the putter with the golf ball wipe cloth storage part which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view of the head cover of the putter in a prior art.

Explanation of symbols

A A putter head cover with a wipe cloth B A putter head C A head cover with a wipe pattern putter D A head cover with a wipe cloth 1a Head cover body 1a1 Rear end side 1a2 One end side 1a3 The other end side 1a4 Velcro tape 1a5 Velcro tape 1b Storage 1b1 One end 1b2 The other end 1b3 Velcro 1b4 Lower end 1b5 Bottom 1b6 Opening 1c Head cover body 1c1 Back end 1c2 Velcro 1c3 Velcro 1d Wiping cloth storage 1d1 One end 1d2 The other end 1d3 Velcro tape 1d4 Bottom 2a Head cover body 2a1 Outside face 2a2 of head cover body 2a3 Back end 2a3 of head cover body 2 Opening 2b of wiper cover 2b1 Wiping cloth container 2b1 One end of wipe cloth container b2 The outer surface 2b3 of the wiping cloth storage section The opening 2b4 of the wiping cloth storage section The opening closing member 2b5 of the wiping cloth storage section The stopper 2b6 of the opening closing member The lower end 2b7 of the wiping cloth storage section Bottom (bottom edge)
2b8 Upper end of the wiping cloth storage part (blocking part)
e wiping cloth storage part e1 end e2 end e3 end face e4 end face e5 velcro e6 opening e7 bottom f head cover body f1 velcro velcro

Claims (5)

A putter head cover with a golf ball wipe cloth storage portion, wherein the golf ball wipe cloth storage portion is formed in a putter head cover. A putter head cover with a golf ball wipe cloth storage section, wherein a storage section for storing a ball wipe cloth is detachably attached. 3. The head cover for a putter with a golf ball wiping cloth storage portion according to claim 1, wherein the storage portion is formed of a sealed bag body and has an opening that can be freely opened and closed. 3. The head cover for a putter with a golf ball wiping cloth storage portion according to claim 1, wherein the storage portion is formed in a tunnel shape having a substantially U-shaped cross section. 3. The head cover for a putter with a golf ball wipe cloth storage part according to claim 1, wherein the storage part has a substantially U-shaped cross section and is configured in a tunnel shape with one end and / or the other end closed. .

Images