JP3004232U - Holders for golf balls, etc. - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] You can insert and remove the golf ball with one-touch operation.
It should be securely held without falling when stored, and should be lightweight and easy to handle. [Structure] A holder main body 1 provided with a base portion 2 for sandwiching a player's belt and the like, and a ball holding portion 5 forcibly engaging and holding a golf ball B and capable of being pulled out.
To form. The holder main body 1 is detachably mounted by being covered with a cover body 10 having a mounting portion 11 mounted on the base portion 2 and a cover piece 15 covering the ball holding portion 5. The ball holding portion 5 is provided with a pair of holding rods 6 having a gap for holding the golf ball B in a state where the golf ball B is forcibly inserted / removed from the side and below and housed inside, so that the ball holding portion 5 does not reach the opening side. It is formed into a substantially V-shape when viewed from the side that gradually expands. The holding rod 6 itself has a plurality of curved support portions 6B having a radius of curvature that is not larger than the curvature of the outer surface of the golf ball B.
Are partitioned and formed via the interconnecting relay portion 6C.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 This invention makes it possible for the player himself to easily and easily attach and carry mainly spare golf balls, golf tees, etc. to be used in a golf game, which does not interfere with the play and promotes the progress of the play. The present invention relates to a retainer for a golf ball or the like.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 In the golf game, a player prepares a golf ball that he or she hits in advance, and when the game progresses, for example, when the ball is lost, becomes an OB ball, or falls into a pond, a new ball is played. This is done while supplementing one by one. At this time, a new ball may be replenished quickly if the player himself carries it, but if he does not carry it, he may have to go to a stop position such as a cart with a golf bag. That is one of the factors that hinder the progress of the game. In order to prevent such a situation, the player himself / herself may put a spare golf ball in a pocket or the like. However, if a spare ball is stored in the pocket in this way, the pocket will swell and the appearance will be bad, and it will not be possible to take an appropriate shot because the attention is taken when shooting. Difficulties were recognized.

In order to solve this, for example, various ball throws that are locked to a belt or the like have been proposed. However, for example, fasteners, strings, etc. are used so that they do not fall off due to intense physical action such as during a shot. Although it is devised as a bag structure with an opening / closing means and a pouch structure, both of them are troublesome to put in and take out the golf ball, can hold only one golf ball, and are bulky in shape. It did not fully satisfy the player's requirements.

Therefore, the present invention has been devised in view of various existing conditions such as the above, and it can be locked and held at a position where it does not get in the way even when shot, for example, at the rear part of the waist belt or the like. The golf ball can be inserted / removed immediately by one-touch operation, and it can be held securely even when it is stowed or otherwise subjected to heavy physical movements during storage, and it is lightweight and easy to handle. The purpose is to provide ingredients.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, according to the present invention, the golf ball B is forcibly engaged and held with the base portion 2 which can be locked by sandwiching the player's belt F or the like. The ball holding portion 5 is provided with a ball holding portion 5 that can be pulled out, and the ball holding portion 5 is a state in which the golf ball B is forcibly inserted and removed from the side or the lower side and stored inside. Is formed by a pair of holding rods 6 each having a gap for holding, so that they gradually widen and become substantially V-shaped when viewed from the side toward the open side. The golf ball B is characterized by having a curved support portion 6B formed with a radius of curvature that is not so large as to the curvature of the outer surface of the golf ball B.

Further, a holder main body 1 having a ball holding portion 5 formed of the above-mentioned base portion 2 and a pair of holding rods 6 having a curved support portion 6 B, and the holder main body 1 is mounted. The cover body 10 is characterized by including a mounting portion 11 mounted on the base portion 2 of the holder body 1 and a cover piece 15 for covering the ball holding portion 5. .

The base portion 2 is formed into a substantially L-shaped side surface from a substantially vertical vertical portion and a substantially horizontal horizontal portion, and a tongue piece inserted into the inside of the belt F on the outer surface of the vertical portion. It can be configured by providing a strip-shaped insertion piece 3. The holding rod 6 can be configured by partitioning and forming a plurality of curved supporting portions 6B via a connecting relay portion 6C having a substantially square U shape.

On the other hand, in the mounting portion 11 of the cover body 10, the front and rear edge portions of the outer piece portion 12 and the inner piece portion 13 are attached to each other so as to be double overlapped inside and outside, and the vertical portion of the base portion 2 is inserted. A double structure having a substantially flat cylindrical shape can be formed, and an exit hole 14 for allowing the insertion piece 3 of the base portion 2 to go out can be formed by opening the upper portion of the outer piece portion 12. Further, the cover piece 15 has a bendable side surface substantially L-shape that covers the upper side of the holder body 1 and the side of the ball holding portion 5, and further supports various golf accessories G on its outer side surface. The supporting portion 16 can be formed.

[0009]

[Action]

 In the holder for a golf ball or the like according to the present invention, the ball holding portion 5 composed of a pair of holding rods 6 in the holder body 1 has a ball which the holding rod 6 itself has from a greatly expanded bottom or side. The golf ball B is forcibly inserted / removed against the repellency and the like, and the curved support portion 6B firmly holds the golf ball B along the outer peripheral surface of the golf ball B when stored inside. The curved support portion 6B divided into a plurality of portions through the interconnecting relay portion 6C holds each of the plurality of golf balls B separately, and inserts and removes the golf balls B without being influenced by each other.

In addition, the insertion piece 3 of the base portion 2 of the holder main body 1 sandwiches the player's belt F 1 or the like, and the holder main body 1 is firmly locked to this (F) to perform a violent physical action such as a shot. Do not let it fall out.

The cover body 10 that covers the holder body 1 conceals the golf ball B held by the ball holding portion 5, improves the appearance when the golf ball B is held, and raises and lowers the cover piece 15. The golf ball B is opened and closed to facilitate the insertion / removal operation of the golf ball B. Further, the substantially flat cylindrical mounting portion 11 including the outer piece portion 12 and the inner piece portion 13 allows the vertical portion of the base portion 2 of the holder main body 1 to be inserted, and the exit hole 14 allows the insertion piece 3 to go out. Then, the structure for holding the player against the belt F and the like is held, and the wearing state with the holder main body 1 is made firm.

[0012]

【Example】

 BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Reference numeral 1 shown in the drawings is a holder main body that holds a golf ball B, for example, by being locked to a player's belt F or the like. Reference numeral 10 denotes a cover body that is detachably attached to the holder body 1, and various golf accessories G such as golf tees, markers, and green forks can be supported on the surface of the cover body 10. is there.

The holder main body 1 forcibly engages and holds the golf ball B with the base portion 2 which can be locked by sandwiching the belt F and the like, and is also capable of being pulled out. And a ball holding portion 5 and are made of, for example, a metal plate, a metal wire rod having an appropriate diameter, a synthetic resin material, or another material.

The base portion 2 is formed of, for example, a substantially vertical vertical portion and a substantially horizontal horizontal portion by a metal plate material having a substantially L-shaped side surface, and the central portion of the vertical portion is stepped into a tongue shape. The cut-and-raised portion is inserted into the inside of the belt F by using the insertion piece 3 and the belt F is sandwiched by the insertion piece 3 and the remaining portion of the vertical portion, so that the belt F is locked. I can do it. A curved portion may be formed at the remaining portion of the insertion piece 3 or the vertical portion so as to strengthen and stabilize the sandwiching property with respect to the belt F. The insert piece 3 may be formed by fixing a member that is separate from the vertical portion by welding or the like, instead of forming the cut-and-raised shape from the vertical portion. It is sufficient if the main body 1 itself can be locked to the belt F or the like.

The ball holding portion 5 is provided with a pair of holding rods 6 having a gap for holding the golf ball B when the golf ball B is forcibly inserted or removed from the side or the lower side but is stored inside. The holding rod 6 itself is formed by bending or bending a metal wire rod having a predetermined diameter, or by integrally molding a synthetic resin material. As shown in the illustrated example, when it is made of a metal wire rod, a connecting portion 6A integrally formed by welding or the like is formed on the rear surface of the horizontal portion or the vertical portion of the base portion 2 by bending the end portion. The curved support portion 6B is continuously formed from this connecting portion and has a radius of curvature that is not larger than the curvature rate of the outer surface of the golf ball B, for example, the radius is about 17 mm, and is held. The rods 6 are arranged in a pair, and the width thereof is narrow on the side of the connecting portion 6A on the horizontal portion or vertical portion side of the base portion 2, and gradually widens as it reaches the open side which is the central portion of the curved supporting portion 6B. As shown in FIG. 2, it is configured so as to have an inverted V shape having a spread angle of approximately 50 degrees when viewed from the side. The mutual gap between the open portions of the central portions of the curved support portions 6B of the pair of holding rods 6 is slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the golf ball B. For example, the repulsion of the connecting portion 6A itself from below or from the side. Even if it can be forcibly inserted against resistance, after insertion, the golf ball B can be supported from the lower left and right sides and prevented from falling off. Although the ball holding portion 5 is connected downward to the horizontal rear surface of the base portion 2 in the drawing, the ball holding portion 5 itself is connected to the vertical rear surface of the base portion 2 by connecting it. It can also be configured as a landscape orientation.

Further, as shown in the illustrated example, the curved support portions 6B are partitioned so as to be arranged in a pair in the front and rear via a connecting relay portion 6C having a substantially U-shape and arranged between them. In total, two golf balls B can be held. Of course, not only when holding two golf balls B, but if the rigidity, resilience, and other conditions of the holding rod 6 itself are satisfied, two or more connecting relay portions 6C are interposed to make three or more. It is also possible to form the curved supporting portion 6B, and by doing so, it is possible to hold three or more golf balls B separately.

On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the cover body 10 has a mounting portion 11 mounted on the base portion 2 by exposing the insertion piece 3 of the base portion 2 of the holder body 1 to the outside. And a substantially L-shaped cover piece 15 that is bendable when viewed from the side that covers the horizontal portion of the base portion 2 and the side of the ball holding portion 5, and the overall side view is substantially U-shaped. And is formed of, for example, artificial leather, natural leather, synthetic resin cloth, or the like. The mounting portion 11 shown in the figure is such that the front and rear edge portions of the outer piece portion 12 and the inner piece portion 13 are attached to each other so as to be overlapped inside and outside, and the bottom portion for inserting the vertical portion of the base portion 2 is inserted. With a double structure in which the base is opened to form a substantially flat cylinder, and a laterally elongated slit-shaped exit hole 14 for letting out the insertion piece 3 of the base portion 2 is opened in the upper portion of the outer piece portion 12. Is. The cover piece 15 has a substantially L-shaped side surface that is bendable so that the side portion can be opened and closed, and if necessary, the outer surface of the cover piece 15 can be used for various golf accessories such as golf tees, markers, and green forks. A tubular or hole-shaped support portion 16 for supporting G is formed. It should be noted that the cover body 10 itself can be inserted into and removed from the golf ball B by opening the lower part and the front-rear part in the state where the golf ball B is attached to the holder body 1, but the cover body 10 can be inserted and removed from those directions. It is also possible to allow the golf ball B to be inserted and removed only from the lower side by forming the body 10 itself into a substantially box shape in which only the lower side is opened.

Next, an example of use of the holder according to the present invention will be described. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the vertical portion of the base portion 2 of the holder main body 1 is attached to the mounting portion 11 of the cover body 10. The cover body 10 is attached to the holder main body 1 by inserting the insertion piece 3 into and out of the attachment portion 11 while inserting the insertion piece 3 into the attachment portion 11 including the outer piece portion 12 and the inner piece portion 13. The cover body 10 covers the entire holder main body 1. In this state, as shown in FIG. 4, the player's belt F is sandwiched by the gap between the insertion piece 3 of the holder body 1 and the side surface of the mounting portion 11 of the cover body 10, and the player wears the belt F on the body. is there. Then, by forcibly inserting / removing the golf ball B inside / outside the ball holding portion 5 consisting of the pair of holding rods 6 in the holder body 1, the golf ball B is inserted into the holding rod 6 to hold the golf ball B, and , Take it out and use it.

Although not shown in the drawings, it is also possible to attach it to the body only by the holder main body 1 without using the cover body 10. However, in this case, the cover body 10 can be attached to the body. It is only difficult to carry the golf accessory G by the support portion 16 provided.

[0020]

EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION Since the present invention is configured as described above, the golf ball can be attached to the back part of the waist of the player's own belt F, for example, so that the golf ball does not interfere with the shot. B can be easily and easily held and carried, and it can securely hold golf ball B without falling even when it is stowed or if it is subjected to intense physical movement when it is stored. Also, golf ball B can be easily held by one-touch operation. Since it can be inserted and removed, it not only hinders the progress of play, but is also lightweight and easy to handle.

That is, in the present invention, this is provided with a base portion 2 that is locked to the player's belt F and the like, and a ball holding portion 5 that forcibly inserts and removes the golf ball B and holds the ball. The portion 5 is arranged so that the pair of holding rods 6 gradually expands as they reach the open side when viewed from the side, and the holding rod 6 itself has a golf ball B. This is because it is configured to have the curved support portion 6B formed with a radius of curvature that is not so large as to the curvature rate on the outer surface, whereby the golf ball B has the resilience which the holding rod 6 itself has. It can be securely held and taken out by inserting and removing it against the above.

Further, when the golf ball B is held by the ball holding portion 5, the substantially angular U-shaped connecting relay portion 6C of the holding rod 6 is divided into a plurality of curved support portions 6B. Therefore, the curved support portions 6B individually hold the plurality of golf balls B, respectively, and can be separately performed without being influenced by each other when they are inserted and removed.

Further, the insertion piece 3 of the base portion 2 of the holder body 1 can sandwich the player's belt F or the like together with the vertical portion of the base portion 2 so that the holder body 1 is firmly locked. The holding tool body 1 does not drop out or the held golf ball B does not drop even when the body movement such as a shot is performed.

Further, the mounting portion 11 of the cover body 10 is doubly overlapped by the outer piece portion 12 and the inner piece portion 13, and is formed into a substantially flat cylindrical shape into which the vertical portion of the base portion 2 is inserted, Since the outer piece portion 12 is formed with the exit hole 14 through which the insertion piece 3 of the spout portion 2 goes out, not only the structure for holding the player's belt F or the like is held, but also the cover body 10 and the holder. The mounted state with the main body 1 is made firm, and the both 1 and 10 are not separated and disassembled during use.

By mounting the cover body 10 on the holder main body 1, the cover body 10 covers the holder main body 1 to conceal the golf ball B 1 held by the ball holding portion 5, and the golf ball B 1 Improves the appearance when holding. Furthermore, since the cover piece 15 has a bendable side surface that is substantially L-shaped, when the golf ball B is inserted or removed, the cover body 10 itself can be undulated and opened and closed without disturbing the insertion and removal operation. The support portion 16 provided on the support portion 16 is convenient because it can support golf tees, green forks and other various golf accessories G required for golf play.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of the same partially cutaway view.

FIG. 3 is a front view of the holder body as well.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a usage state.

[Explanation of symbols]

B ... Golf ball F ... Belt G ... Golf accessory 1 ... Holder main body 2 ... Base portion 3 ... Insertion piece 5 ... Ball holding portion 6 ... Holding rod 6A ... Coupling portion 6B ... Burning support portion 6C ... Connecting relay portion 10 ... Cover body 11 ... Mounting portion 12 ... Outer piece portion 13 ... Inner piece portion 14 ... Outer hole 15 ... Cover piece 16 ... Support portion

Claims (7)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A base portion which can be locked by sandwiching a player's belt or the like, and a ball holding portion which forcibly engages and holds a golf ball and can be pulled out. The ball holding portion extends to the open side when viewed from the side by a pair of holding rods having a gap for holding the golf ball in a state where the golf ball is forcibly inserted and removed from the side or the lower side and stored inside. Along with this, the curved support is formed so that it is gradually expanded to have a V-shape, and the holding rod itself has a radius of curvature not larger than the curvature of the outer surface of the golf ball. A holder for a golf ball or the like, which is characterized by having a portion. 2. A base portion which can be locked by sandwiching a player's belt or the like, and a ball holding portion which forcibly engages and holds the golf ball and can be pulled out. And a cover body attached to the holder body. The cover body includes a mounting portion to be mounted on the base portion of the holder body and a cover piece that covers the ball holding portion. A holding tool for a golf ball or the like. 3. The base portion includes a vertical portion having a substantially vertical shape,
The golf ball according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the side surface is formed into a substantially L shape from a substantially horizontal horizontal portion, and a tongue-shaped insertion piece to be inserted into the inside of the belt is provided on the outer surface of the vertical portion. Holding device. 4. The retainer for a golf ball or the like according to claim 1, wherein the retaining rod has a plurality of curved support portions defined by a connecting relay portion having a substantially U-shape. 5. The mounting portion of the cover body has a substantially flat tubular shape in which the front and rear edges of the outer piece portion and the inner piece portion are attached to each other so as to be overlapped inside and outside so that the vertical portion of the base portion is inserted. 5. The retainer for a golf ball or the like according to claim 2, wherein the retainer for the golf ball or the like has a double structure formed in the above, and an exit hole for letting out the insertion piece of the base part is opened at the upper part of the outer piece part. 6. The cover piece has a bendable side surface that is substantially L-shaped and covers the upper side of the holder body and the side of the ball holding portion, and a support portion that supports various golf accessories is formed on the outer surface thereof. 6. A holder for a golf ball or the like according to any one of claims 2 to 5. 7. A side surface substantially L having an insertion piece that can be locked by sandwiching a player's belt or the like.
It has a character-shaped base part and a ball holding part for forcibly engaging and holding the golf ball and allowing it to be pulled out.The ball holding part forcibly inserts and removes the golf ball from the side or below. In the state of being housed inside, a pair of holding rods having a gap for holding the golf ball are arranged and formed so that they gradually expand toward the open side when viewed from the side and have a substantially V shape. In addition, a plurality of curved support portions formed with a radius of curvature that is not larger than the curvature rate on the outer surface of the golf ball are formed on the holding rod itself by partitioning through a connecting relay portion having an approximately square U-shape. On the other hand, the outer body and the inner piece are formed into a substantially flat tube shape into which the vertical part of the base part is inserted, and the outer piece part has an exit hole for letting out the insertion part of the base part. Opened attachment part and hold Upper portion of the body, forming a cover member having a cover piece which covers the ball holding portion side, the retainer such a golf ball, characterized in that a device in which the cover body to the holder body.