JP2023008733A - System for purchase of golf club - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a system for purchasing a golf club, which is adapted to a shape of a golf club, and which utilizes a packing member which can be delivered to a post box of a home.SOLUTION: A packaging member consists of a shaft packing member for housing a shaft section of a golf club, a head packing member for housing a head section of the golf club, and an outer case formed with size in which thickness and width and length can be put on a mailing opening of a mail box are formed, and the shaft packing member and the head packing member are respectively folded and housed in the outer case.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a golf club purchasing system for purchasing golf clubs from general consumers.

There is a secondary market for second-hand golf clubs, and golf club purchasing companies purchase unnecessary golf clubs from general users and sell them at specialty stores and EC sites.
Although the purchaser will know the market price in advance depending on the manufacturer and type of the golf club, in reality, the purchase price fluctuates depending on the degree of damage and the like.
Under the circumstances described above, in order to determine the purchase price of a golf club, the actual purchase price cannot be determined unless the person wishing to purchase the golf club sends the golf club to a purchase company and the company assesses the purchase price.

In the conventional purchase procedure described above, when a person wishing to purchase golf clubs applies for an assessment of the purchase price to a golf club purchasing company, the purchasing company sends a packing box for transportation, and the purchaser wishes to purchase this packing box. Put the golf clubs in the box and send it back to the purchasing company.The purchasing company will assess it, contact the purchaser, and if the purchaser accepts the purchase amount, the purchaser will give the purchaser the assessed amount. was sent and the purchase was completed.

However, since buyers want to buy at as high a price as possible, they often inquire with various purchasing companies. In many cases, they hesitated to apply for an appraisal of the purchase, and ended up with just an inquiry.

On the other hand, the golf club purchasing company will register the address, name, contact information, etc. I would like to send the packing materials and encourage those who wish to purchase to actively request an assessment.
However, conventional packaging boxes are large, expensive, and have high transportation costs. I didn't.

Regarding the packaging of the golf clubs, there are the following Patent Documents 1 and 2.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-129728 Jitsuzenhei 03-102443

Patent Document 1 relates to the structure of a packing case that prevents golf clubs from being damaged due to shocks or the like during transfer of golf clubs, and is an example of conventional packing specifications using a long case. , does not meet the objectives of the present invention.

Patent document 2 uses a plastic sheet in which soft and hard sheets are laminated as a packing material for golf clubs, and it is difficult for a purchaser to use these sheets to pack golf clubs. Therefore, it may cause a purchaser to hesitate to ask the purchaser to assess the purchase amount, which is not suitable for the purpose of the present invention.

An object of the present invention is to send purchase guidance and packing boxes, regardless of whether or not the purchaser requests an assessment, when an inquiry is made to the purchase company from a purchaser of golf clubs. The purpose is to register the addresses, names, etc. of most of the purchaser applicants in the computer.
Moreover, most of the purchase applicants are registered in the purchase company's computer, so that the packing materials can be sent without sorting the purchase applicants, and the purchase business is intended to progress.
An object of the present invention is to realize the above by providing a packaging member whose cost is greatly reduced.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the golf club purchasing system of the present invention provides that when a person who wishes to purchase a golf club is registered in a computer of a golf club purchasing company, the purchasing company includes the packing member of the golf club. A purchase guide is sent to a purchaser of the golf club, and the packing members include a shaft packing member for housing the shaft portion of the golf club and a head packing member for housing the head portion of the golf club. , and an outer case whose thickness, width, and length are formed so as to be able to be mailed into a mailing slot of a mailbox, and the shaft packing member and the head packing member are each folded and housed in the outer case. , when the packing members are delivered to the purchaser through the mailbox of the purchaser, the purchaser assembles the packing members, packs the golf clubs, and delivers them to the purchasing company. When the golf clubs shipped and packed with the packing material arrive at the purchase company, the purchase company makes an assessment and informs the purchase applicant of the purchase amount, and when the purchase applicant approves, the purchase is made. The purchase is completed after the company deposits the purchase money to the purchase applicant.

Further, the shaft packing member of the packing member is a long box having a closed upper end and a shaft insertion opening formed at the lower end, and the box is folded and accommodated in the exterior case. .

The head packing member of the packing member includes a head storage box having a closed lower end and an open upper end; The head storage box and the closing plate are folded and housed in the exterior case.

In the golf club purchasing system of the present invention, there are many cases in which a person who wishes to purchase a golf club wants to buy the golf club at the highest possible price, and therefore, there are many cases in which the person compares the golf club with those of other companies in the same industry, and the business negotiations do not progress easily. It was made in view of this.
On the other hand, if the purchasing company receives an application for appraisal of the purchase amount, that is, if the golf club is sent by the purchaser, the purchasing company will be able to proceed with purchase negotiations more favorably than other companies. In order to win, it is essential to have the purchase applicant send the golf club in question to the purchase company.
The golf club purchase system of the present invention significantly reduces the cost of golf club packing materials and transportation, so that purchaser applicants can send the packing materials to most people regardless of their application for assessment. On the other hand, since the contact information such as the address and name of the person who wishes to purchase is registered in the computer of the purchasing company, there is an effect that the purchasing company can actively proceed with the purchasing business for the person who wishes to purchase. .

Also, in order to realize the aforementioned golf club purchase system, the packaging member can be posted in a home mailbox.
As a result of the above, if the purchaser's name and address and contact information are registered in the purchaser's computer, the purchaser can send the packing material before the purchaser applies for an assessment, which is wasteful. Even if you bear the above-mentioned costs that may be incurred, if the packaging materials are delivered to the purchaser, the purchaser will apply for a purchase assessment with a higher probability than before, and the purchase business will be completed. can be actively promoted.

FIG. 2 is a flowchart of the golf club purchase system of the present invention; FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a packing state of golf clubs; The exploded perspective view of a packing member. FIG. 3 is a vertical cross-sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. 2; (a) A perspective view of a shaft member. (b) The top view which folded the shaft member. (a) Perspective view of a closing member. (b) The top view which folded the closure member. The perspective view which shows the state which accommodates each packing member in an exterior case. Indicates the state in which the outer case is posted in the mailbox.

The present invention relates to a golf club purchasing system, and the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 8. FIG.

The figure shows a flow chart of the purchase system of the present invention.
(1) When a person who wishes to purchase a golf club contacts the purchasing company,
(2) The address and contact information of the prospective purchaser are registered in the purchasing company's computer in order to send purchase guidance including packaging materials, regardless of whether or not the purchaser applies for an appraisal.
(3) The purchasing company sends purchase guides including packing materials for purchase to those who wish to purchase.
(4) The purchase guide including the packing material for purchase is posted in the post of the purchase applicant and delivered to the purchase applicant.
(5) If the prospective purchaser applies for an assessment of the purchase price of the golf clubs to the purchasing company, the prospective purchaser will pack the golf clubs with the packaging materials received and send them to the purchasing company.
(6) When the golf club is delivered to the purchasing company, the purchasing company assesses the golf club and notifies the purchaser of the purchase amount.
(7) When the purchase applicant approves the purchase amount to the purchase company, the purchase company pays the purchase amount to the purchase applicant, and the purchase of the golf club is completed.

The golf club purchase system of the present invention is carried out as described above, while the packing member has the following configuration so that the purchase system can be executed.
FIG. 2 shows how the golf club is packed. The packing member 1 consists of a shaft packing member 2 and a head packing member 3, and the head packing member 3 consists of a closing plate 4 and a head storage box 5. As shown in FIG. are doing.
FIG. 3 shows an exploded view of the packing member. The shaft packing member 2 is a long box with an open bottom end and a flap 6 closed at the top end.
The closure plate 4 is formed with fastening portions 7 on four sides, and the fastening portions 7 are bent along the folding lines 8, and one bent corner portion is a notch portion into which the shaft packing member 2 is inserted. 9 is formed.
The head storage box 5 has a lower flap 10 folded to close the lower portion, and an upper portion opened to form insertion portions 11 on four sides of the upper end portion, and a support column 12 on one corner. is formed.
With the head portion 14 of the golf club 13 stored in the head storage box 5, the opening of the head storage box 5 is closed with the closing plate 4 to pack the head portion 14. The insertion portion 11 of the head storage box 5 is inserted into the insertion hole 15 provided therein, and the blocking plate 4 is attached to the outside of the head storage box 5. , and the head portion 14 is packed.

With the head portion 14 packed, the shaft portion 16 is covered with the opening of the lower end portion of the shaft packing member 2, and the lower end portion is inserted into the notch portion 9 of the closing plate 4 to form the shaft packing member. 2 and the head housing box 5 are fixed with packing tape or the like to pack the golf clubs 13. - 特許庁
FIG. 4 shows the packing state of the head portion 14. The head portion 14 may or may not have the head cover 17 attached. The blocking plate 4 that closes the storage box 5 changes its vertical position through the insertion hole 15 and the insertion portion 11 of the head storage box 5, and presses the head portion 14 or the head cover 17 downward. 5 is fixed.
In the above description, regardless of the presence or absence of the head cover 17 of the head section 14 and regardless of the size of the head section 14, the head section 14 is accommodated in the head storage box 5 without moving.

On the other hand, the above-described packing members 1 are transported in a state in which they are folded and housed in an exterior case 18 .
5 shows the shaft packing member 2, with FIG. 5(a) showing the extended state and FIG. 5(b) showing the folded state.
6 shows the closing plate 4, with FIG. 6(a) showing an open state and FIG. 6(b) showing a folded state.
FIG. 7 shows a state in which the shaft packing member 2, the head housing box 5, and the closing plate 4 are folded and stored in the exterior case 18. As shown in FIG.
FIG. 8 shows a state in which the outer case 18 is put into the mailbox 19 of the person who wishes to purchase the product.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Packing member 2... Shaft packing member 3... Head packing member 4... Blocking plate 5... Head storage box 7... Fastening part 9... Notch part 11... Insertion portion 12 Support column 13 Golf club 14 Head portion 15 Insertion hole 16 Shaft portion 17 Head cover 18 Exterior case 19 mailbox mailbox

Claims (3)

When a person who wishes to purchase golf clubs is registered in the computer of the golf club purchasing company,
The purchase company sends a purchase guide including packing materials of the golf club to the person who wishes to purchase the golf club,
The packing member includes a shaft packing member for containing the shaft portion of the golf club, and a head packing member for containing the head portion of the golf club, and the thickness, width and length of the packing member are formed to have a size that can be put into a mailing slot of a mailbox. and an exterior case, wherein the shaft packing member and the head packing member are folded and housed in the exterior case,
When the packing material is delivered to the person who wishes to purchase through the mailbox of the person who wishes to purchase,
The purchase applicant assembles the packing members, packs the golf clubs, and ships the golf clubs to the purchase company;
When the golf club packed with the packing member arrives at the purchase company, the purchase company makes an assessment and informs the purchase applicant of the purchase amount,
A system for purchasing golf clubs, wherein, when the purchase applicant approves, the purchase company deposits purchase money to the purchase applicant and the purchase is completed. The shaft packing member of the packing member is a long box having a closed upper end and a shaft insertion opening formed in a lower end, and the box is folded and stored in the exterior case. 2. The golf club purchase system according to claim 1, characterized by the following. The head packing member of the packing member includes a head storage box having a closed lower end and an open upper end;
a closing plate that closes the opening of the head storage box and is fastened to the head storage box and has a notch into which the lower end of the shaft packing member is inserted;
2. The system for purchasing golf clubs according to claim 1, wherein said head storage box and said closing plate are folded and stored in said exterior case.

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