JP2007111460A - Golf iron club organizing device - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a golf iron club organizing device, protecting a golf iron club without damaging it, and facilitating take-out of the golf club from a caddie bag. <P>SOLUTION: The upper part of a frame 2 is provided with partitions 3 along the angles of the respective iron clubs, struts 4 are extended from both ends of the frame 2, and the tips of the struts are provided with a slit 6 to insert the struts in the edge of the caddie bag. An arm plate 8 for mounting a support 7 is provided on the central part of the frame 2, and a fastening hole 9 is bored in the arm plate. With the support 7 inserted in the groove of the arm plate 8 of the frame 2, one of the plurality of control holes 10 of the support 7 is aligned with the fastening hole 9, a clamp screw 11 is inserted in the hole and fixed by a knob 12 where a nut is buried. On completion of mounting the golf iron club organizing device 1 to the caddie bag, the heads of the iron clubs can be put in the grooves having suitable angles depending on the heads. In moving, a cover of the caddie bag can be put on the device. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a golf iron club organizing tool that arranges golf iron clubs in a numbered sequence in grooves each having an angled partition of an iron club at the upper part of a caddy bag and makes it easy to take out.

  To prevent the iron club from being scratched, a frame using a wall surface is attached to the caddy back so that the iron club can be arranged side by side.

  A golf club is inserted in the caddy bag with a rough partition. Golf clubs are broadly divided into wood and iron clubs, and the number of wood clubs is small and the size and length can be sensibly recognized. Instead, there are many iron clubs, and there is no extreme difference in size or length.

  Clubs hit each other while moving and are scratched, so the club head is covered with a cover to prevent scratches. If you put the cover on the club head, you will not know the club number. However, it is rare to put it in all iron clubs, and it is normal to use a cover with no number, and the state where it is difficult to discriminate the number is troublesome at the time of golf play, and scratches without attaching the cover Give up to stick.

  Therefore, the present invention attaches a frame to the caddy back and places the iron club between the partition walls so that it is not damaged during movement, can be easily taken out during golf play, and convenience can be improved so as not to be damaged. did.

  In the present invention, pillars provided from the left and right sides of the frame are inserted into the edge of the caddy back, and the frame is provided with partition walls along respective angles at a plurality of iron club counts, and a groove for attaching a support tool to the lower center portion of the frame The support tool is inserted, and there is a screw hole for fastening. The screw for fastening is inserted into the hole, and the nut is embedded and tightened.

  In order to absorb the difference in the size of the caddy bag, the size of the caddy bag can be changed by providing a plurality of screw holes with spaces on the surface of the support tool and replacing the fastening screws with the holes. A groove to be inserted into the edge of the caddy back is provided at one end opposite to the fastening side of the support tool, and the support tool is inserted into the edge of the caddy back so that the frame does not fall down.

  By putting the iron club in the groove of the frame partitioned by the partition that matches the angle of the iron club, it can be organized, and there is no collision between the clubs during golf play and movement, so there is no damage, and when moving Is a golf iron club organizing tool that can be covered with a caddy back cover.

  Since the golf iron club organizing tool of the present invention holds the frame with the support tool using the edge of the caddy back, each iron club is partitioned by a partition even during movement and golf play. The clubs do not touch each other and are not scratched. In addition, the structure is easy to see when playing golf, and is easy to put in after use. In addition, in a golf store, a golf iron club organizing tool is attached to the caddy bag, and the iron clubs can be arranged to be aesthetically displayed for display.

  Because of the difference in the form of the caddy back, the frame of the golf iron club organizing tool is made of a flexible material so that the frame support can be easily inserted into the edge of the caddy back, and the arm that attaches the support tool to the lower center of the frame A plate is provided, a support tool is inserted, a screw hole for fastening is provided, a screw for fastening is inserted into the hole, and tightened with a knob in which a nut is embedded. In order to absorb the difference in the size of the caddy bag, the size of the caddy bag can be changed by providing a plurality of screw holes with spaces on the surface of the support tool and replacing the fastening screws with the holes. This will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an example of a caddy back, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a golf iron club organizing tool, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the golf iron club organizing tool attached to the caddy bag and the iron club inserted.

FIG. 1 is a reference diagram of a general caddy back 5.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the golf iron club organizing tool 1 according to the embodiment of claim 1. A partition wall 3 along the angle of each iron club is provided at the top of the frame 2 so as not to touch the adjacent iron club. A notch 6 is provided for insertion into the edge. In addition, an arm plate 8 for attaching the support tool 7 is provided at the center of the frame 2 and a fastening hole 9 is formed. The support tool 7 is inserted into the groove of the arm plate 8 of the frame 2 and has a plurality of adjustment holes 10 on the surface of the support tool 7, and is combined with any of the fastening holes 9 and the plurality of holes 10 in the support tool 7 and the fastening screws 11. Is inserted into the hole and fixed with the knob 12 in which the nut is embedded. The difference in the size of the caddy bag 5 can be adjusted by selecting the plurality of holes 10 of the support tool 7.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view in which when the golf iron club organizing tool 1 is attached to the caddy back 5, the head of the iron club is put in the groove corresponding to each angle.

  Many people who are interested in golf purchase expensive golf tools and move and carry golf covers with a head cover so as not to damage the golf club. I don't know the golf club's count when playing. There is a head cover with a partial count, but it is rare for iron clubs. In addition, there is an annoyance to remove the head cover every time during play. The present invention eliminates the need for a head cover and inserts it into a groove along each iron angle so that it has an adjacent partition wall so that it can be transported and transported without being touched during golf play. There is also an advantage that the iron club count can be seen at a glance, and the caddy back cover can be covered as it is.

Perspective view of an example of caddy back A perspective view of a golf iron club organizing tool A perspective view of a golf iron club organizing tool attached to a caddy bag and an iron club inserted

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Golf iron club arrangement tool 2 Frame 3 Bulkhead 4a Post 4b Post 5 Caddy back 6 Notch 7 Support tool 8 Arm plate 9 Fastening hole 10 Adjustment hole 11 Fastening screw 12 Knob

Claims (1)

Walls are prepared at each angle corresponding to the angle of the golf club's iron on the frame connecting the right and left columns, and the column has a shape that can be inserted into the edge of the golf bag, and the arm from the bottom of the frame is near the center of the frame A piece is provided, the holder is inserted, fixed with a mounting screw to fix the holder, the position can be changed based on the center of the mounting screw, and a hole is selected from a plurality of holes in the holder A golf iron club that can accommodate the size of an existing golf bag, insert the left and right struts into the golf bag, insert one end of the holder into the edge of the golf bag and fix it with mounting screws, and arrange the irons side by side Arrangement tool.

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