JP3043050U - Golf practice rack - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Problem] A golf practice rack that can be used in a small space and can be used to correct a hitting form. SOLUTION: The net is fixed with a clip so as to cover the rear of a stable and strong frame structure which is a combination of a training rack and a movable support rack in a simple manner, and a hitting hole is pierced through a hole so as to cover the front surface of the frame structure. Paper can be fixed with a clip to form a sphere, and a ball collection box can be placed inside the frame structure to make the whole combination quick and easy. Instead of receiving it, I made it possible to use it for golf practice even in a small space.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a kind of golf practice rack, and in particular, it can be used indoors, outdoors, in gardens, balconies, parks, etc. without being restricted by place, time, climate, easy to assemble, convenient to carry, and at any time. A golf course can be practiced everywhere, and at the same time, the flight direction after hitting and the contact point between the face and the ball can be known, which can be used to accurately adjust the hitting position and angle.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 In general, playing golf at a driving range or golf course is subject to time and climate restrictions. In addition to accurate posture when striking, it is very important that the contact point between the club head face and the ball is at the correct position. When hitting on a general practice field or golf course, the contact point between the face and the ball cannot be seen, so the flight direction tends to be incorrect.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 The present invention can be used for swing practice even in a small space without restriction of time, climate, and place, easy to assemble and disassemble, convenient to carry, and the user knows the contact point between the face and the ball. The goal is to provide a kind of golf practice rack that allows the user to modify the batting method to improve the batting technique and not collect and scatter hit balls.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The invention of claim 1 includes a rectangular parallelepiped frame which is separably assembled and has at least a wide front surface and a rear surface which are open, and which covers at least an outer surface of the rectangular parallelepiped frame except the front surface. The net is attached and detached with a clip, and paper that can form a hole by punching the ball is attached with a clip to the front of the frame. The joints are rotatably connected to each other so that it does not take up space after folding. After the support is extended, the supports are detachably connected to the center of the rear surface of the rectangular parallelepiped frame and both sides of the bottom part with their outwardly extending ends to support the frame in an upright state. It is a golf practice rack in which a ball collection box that can collect hit balls is concentrated.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a practice rack which is a rectangular parallelepiped frame, wherein the practice rack is a combination of an upper frame, left and right side frames, and a lower frame in a separable manner. A hollow connecting pipe extending downward is provided at each of four corners of the frame body, and left and right sides having two connecting rods and two connecting rods which are separably fitted to the connecting pipe at the upper end thereof. The frame is connected to the left and right of the bottom of the upper frame by inserting the connecting rod and the connecting pipe, and the lower end of the side frame is a hollow connecting pipe, and has a shape symmetrical with the upper frame. The lower frame is connected below the left and right side frames by inserting the connecting rods formed at the four corners of the rectangular frame and protruding upward and the connecting tubes at the lower ends of the side frames. Open except front The net is fixed to the training rack at an appropriate position so as to cover the release surface from the outside, and the net allows the ball after hitting to fall below the inside of the training rack. , Paper that can form holes by punching through the ball is attached with clips, and support rods of appropriate length are rotatably connected to both sides of one horizontal rod so that the bottom rod is rotatably attached to the end of each support rod. After the expansion, the one movable end of the support rod is connected to one end of the support rod so that the extended end of the support rod is detachably connected to an appropriate position of the side frame of the training rack, and the bottom rod is connected. The other end of the training frame is detachably connected to the bottom of both sides of the lower frame, so that it is connected to the lower part of the rear side of the practice rack to support the practice frame in an upright state, and the upper side is an opening so that the side wall is lower. F One ball collection box, which is a box higher than the boom, is set in the lower frame of the practice rack, and after the above combination, the direction of travel of the ball is indicated by the hole pierced by the hit ball. It is a golf practice rack that can be used to correct the direction of the club of the user and allows the balls received by the net to be concentrated and dropped into the ball collection box.

[0006]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 The golf practice rack of the present invention is a combination of a practice rack and a movable support in a simple method. A stable and strong frame structure is covered with a clip, and the net is detachably attached to the frame. The paper is fixed to the front of the structure with a clip, the whole combination can be done quickly, and it can be disassembled into a convenient form for carrying, and without any restrictions, it can be used for swing practice even in a small space. It is said to be usable.

The present invention also attaches the above-mentioned golf practice rack dedicated ball and uses it in combination with the ball to know the contact point between the face and the hole through which the ball hit the entire surface of the frame. The purpose of this is to allow the user to correct the swing direction, and to obtain the effect of accurately controlling the swing and ball direction through repeated practice.

Further, the present invention can collect the hitting balls received by the net in the ball collecting box of the lower frame to prevent the hitting balls from being scattered and to collect the hitting balls later on. The challenge is to make it convenient.

[0009]

【Example】

 As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the golf practice rack of the present invention comprises a practice rack 10, a net 20, a paper 30, a movable support 40, a ball collecting box 50 and a clip 60 in combination.

The practice rack 10 includes a combination of an upper frame 11, a side frame 12, and a lower frame 13, and a hollow connecting portion extending downward at four corners of a rectangular frame of the upper frame 11. A side frame 12 having two connecting rods 121, which are provided with pipes 111 and correspond to the corners and which can be separably fitted and inserted, is formed by inserting the connecting rods 121 and the connecting pipes 111. The bottom portion of the upper frame 11 is connected to the left and right, and the lower end of the side frame 12 is a hollow connecting tube 122. The lower frame 13 is symmetrical with the upper frame 11 and has four rectangular frames. A connecting rod 131 projecting upward is formed at one corner, and the connecting rod 131 and the connecting pipe 122 are inserted into each other to be connected below the left and right side frames 12, thus The upper frame 11, the side frame 12, and the lower frame 13 are combined by a male-female connection method so that they can be separated freely, quickly, and easily, and the practice rack 10 is configured.

The net 20 is used to receive the practice ball 70 after hitting and drop it below the practice rack 10. The net 20 covers the upper surface, the rear surface, and the left and right side surfaces of the practice rack 10 on the outside. , The clip 60 is attached by fixing it to an appropriate position of the frame of the practice rack 10.

The paper 30 is attached to the front frame rack by a clip 60 so as to cover the front surface of the practice rack 10, and the practice ball 70 pierces the paper 30 so that the swing of the user and the direction of the ball can be controlled. Can be used to modify the.

The movable support 40 includes one horizontal rod 41, two support rods 42 having appropriate lengths pivotally connected to both sides of the horizontal rod 41, and a bottom rod 43 pivotally connected to the ends of the support rods 42. Since these connecting parts are connected in a freely rotatable manner, they can be stacked in a foldable manner when stored and do not take up a lot of space. The extension ends are detachably connected to the side frames 12 of the practice rack 10 at appropriate positions, and the bottom ends are positioned at the bottom portions on both sides of the lower frame 13.

The ball collection box 50 is a box body having a single upper opening, and its side wall is provided higher than the lower frame 13 and is just sized and shaped to fit inside the lower frame 13 of the practice rack 10. It is assumed that the practice balls 70 that have fallen down after being hit and received by the net are collected and not dissipated.

As shown in FIG. 3, when using the present invention after assembly is completed, it can be used for hitting practice in a small space of only 1 to 2 tsubo, and when a ball hit by a club sticks out paper. The hole 41 to be formed allows the user to judge the direction of the hit ball and correct the direction of the club accordingly, and the hit ball is received by the net 20 and is inserted into the ball collecting box 50 placed on the lower frame 13. It is convenient for the user to collect the practice ball 70 later, by dropping it intensively and preventing the ball from scattering.

[0016]

[Effect of the invention]

 Overall, the golf practice rack of the present invention can be used regardless of location, time, and climate restrictions, the entire assembly can be easily performed and can be used at any time, and can be disassembled into a form that is easy to carry and store. It can be used to show the direction of the hitting ball to the user and can be used by the user to correct the hitting direction. Therefore, it can be said that the device has both practicality and inventive step.

[Brief description of the drawings]

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

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state before the paper of the present invention is attached.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a use state of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10 practice rack 11 upper frame 111 connecting pipe 12 side frame 121 connecting rod 13 lower frame 131 connecting rod 20 net 30 paper 31 hole 40 movable support 41 horizontal rod 42 support rod 43 bottom rod 50 ball collecting box 60 clip 70 ball

Claims (2)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A separable frame having a rectangular parallelepiped frame which is separably assembled and has at least a wide front surface and a rear surface which are open, and a net is attached and detached so as to cover at least an outer surface of the rectangular parallelepiped frame except the front surface. A paper that can be freely fixed with a clip, and paper that can form a hole by punching out a hit ball is attached to the front of the frame with a clip, and joint parts are rotatably connected and a movable support that does not take up space after folding is developed. After that, the balls are detachably connected to the center of both sides of the rear surface of the rectangular parallelepiped and the both sides of the bottom with their outwardly extending ends to support the frame in an upright state, and a ball struck into the net at the inner lower portion of the frame. A ball collection box that can collect and collect
Golf practice rack. 2. A training frame that is a rectangular parallelepiped frame, and the training frame is composed of an upper frame, left and right side frames, and a lower frame that are separably combined. The left and right side frames each having a hollow connecting pipe extending downward in a corner and having two connecting rods corresponding to the connecting pipe and separably fitted to the upper end of the connecting rod are provided. The lower frame, which is connected to the left and right sides of the bottom of the upper frame by insertion with the connecting pipe, has a hollow lower end of the side frame and has a symmetrical shape with the upper frame, has a rectangular shape. By connecting the connecting rods formed at the four corners of the frame to the connecting rods at the lower ends of the side frames, the connecting rods are connected to the lower parts of the left and right side frames, and the open surfaces except the front of the practice rack are outside. To cover from , The net is fixed to an appropriate position of the practice rack with a clip, and the ball after hitting can be dropped inside the practice rack by the net, and a hole can be formed in the front surface of the frame by the penetration of the hit ball. Paper is attached with clips, and support rods having appropriate lengths are rotatably connected to both sides of one horizontal rod, and one end of the bottom rod is rotatably connected to the end of each support rod to be foldable. After the expansion, the movable extension of the support rod is detachably connected to an appropriate position of the side frame of the practice rack, and the other end of the bottom rod is attached to the bottom of both sides of the lower frame. By being separably connected, it is connected to the lower back of the practice rack to support the practice rack in an upright state, and is a box whose upper side is an opening and whose side wall is higher than the lower frame. One ball collection box is placed in the lower frame of the practice rack, and after the above combination, it can be used to correct the direction of the user's club by indicating the traveling direction of the ball by the hole pierced by the hit ball. , A golf practice rack in which balls received on the net are concentrated and dropped into a ball collection box.