JP3044667U - Golf club supporter - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Problem] To provide a golf club supporter (13) which can arrange a large number of iron clubs (20) in a caddy bag (14) in an orderly manner and easily accommodate them. SOLUTION: Left and right front legs 6 projecting below a substrate 3 provided on a main body 1 of a supporter 13 are fixed in a main body 15 of a bag 14, and are engaged with a horizontal partition 17 to thereby engage the front legs. The main body 1 includes an engaging piece 7 provided on the base 6 and a rear leg 2 which is adjustably fixed to a mounting plate 9 projecting downward from the center of the substrate 3.
5 is engaged with and supported by the upper end of the front leg 6, and the front leg 6 is
The rear leg 2 is vertically partitioned with the rear horizontal partition 17 by a vertical partition 18.
Then, a large number of inclined protruding pieces 4 are projected on the substrate 3 located above the main body 15 by the tightening string 19, and the head 20 a of the club 20 is inserted into the concave groove 5 formed between the inclined protruding pieces 4.
Are detachably inserted and supported on the substrate 3, and the shaft 20 b of the club 20 is accommodated between the front and rear horizontal partitions 17 in the main body 1.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a golf club supporter which is mounted on a main body of a caddy bag to arrange a large number of iron clubs such as nine and store them in the bag.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 In a conventional general caddy bag, the top surface of a cylindrical body with a bottom is opened, and both ends of the front and rear horizontal partitions are fixed to the inner surface of the body by appropriate means at the top near the opening of the body, respectively. Both ends of the vertical partition perpendicular to the rear horizontal partition are fixed to the inner surface of the upper part of the main body, and a caddy bag cover is attached to the upper end of the main body so as to be openable and closable. Then, put the driver, spoon and creek wood club in the rear part of the rear side partition inside the caddy bag main body, and put the sand in the part between the front and rear horizontal partition inside the main body, and a total of 9 An iron club is put in, and a putter club is put in the front side of the front horizontal partition in the main body. Each of the clubs has its head upward.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 However, since the number of iron clubs is large, it is difficult to arrange and store the front and rear horizontal partitions between the front and rear partitions. May be damaged, and it is troublesome to select and remove the desired club from the various iron clubs when selecting the required iron club and removing it from the body of the caddy bag. was there. This invention solves the above-mentioned problems, and makes it easier to arrange and house the iron club in the body of the caddy bag, to easily remove the desired club from the body, and It is an object of the present invention to provide a golf club supporter that can help prevent the iron club from being lost due to being left unattended, and can prevent collision between the iron clubs when the bag is moved.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The supporter for a golf club according to the invention of claim 1 comprises a large number of inclined projections which are inclined on the substrate so that the upper side is located in one of the left and right directions, and the front part is low and the rear part is high. The left and right front legs of the substrate are projected at right angles, and the lower ends of the left and right front legs are formed at the lower ends of the left and right front legs. At the lower ends of the left and right front legs, engaging pieces each having an upper side protruding outward and a hanging part protruding downward at the outer end of the upper side are provided, and left and right from the center in the left-right direction of the substrate. The main body is formed by projecting the right mounting plate downward, and the lower and left mounting plates are formed with a slanted long hole facing the front and lower at the lower part of the left and right mounting plates, and the upper part that fits between the left and right mounting plates of the main body A plurality of adjustment holes are formed at appropriate intervals in the vertical direction, and an inverted U-shaped The rear legs provided with the engagement recesses are each made of plastic and integrally molded.The legs of the setscrew are inserted into the oblong long holes of the left and right mounting plates and one of the adjustment holes provided on the rear legs, Tighten the hand nut to the tip, adjustably clamp the upper part of the rear leg between the left and right mounting plates, and engage the engaging projections provided on the lower part of the left and right front legs on the upper part of the body of the caddy bag. The engagement recesses provided at the lower end of the rear leg are engaged and supported respectively, and the engagement pieces provided at the outside of the lower end of the left and right front legs are fixed to the upper part of the inside of the main body of the bag. The lower ends of the left and right front legs are connected to the rear horizontal partition, and the lower ends of the rear legs are connected to the vertical partition fixed to the upper part of the bag body at right angles to the rear horizontal partition by appropriate means. Then, the heads of the iron clubs are respectively fitted to the concave grooves located above the main body of the bag. Can put is supported on the bottom of the concave groove, before the club shaft was fixed in the body of the bag, in which so as to accommodate between the rear transverse partition.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the golf club supporter according to the first aspect, projections are projected inside the lower ends of the left and right front legs of the main body, and through holes are respectively formed in these projections. After being fixed to the upper part of the body of the caddy bag by the string inserted through these through holes, the protrusions are pulled to the left and right end sides of the horizontal partition, and the upper sides of the left and right engagement pieces are attached to the caddy bag. The rear leg is pressed against the upper end of the main body, and a through hole is formed in the lower end of the rear leg. The rear leg is pulled toward the rear end of the vertical partition fixed inside the main body of the bag by a string inserted through the through hole. In addition, the engagement concave portion of the rear leg is pressed against the upper end of the main body of the bag.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the golf club supporter according to the first or second aspect, the main body substrate, the inclined protruding pieces protruding on the substrate, and the concave grooves between these protruding pieces are inserted. A head cover with an endless rubber cord is added to the outer periphery of a cap-shaped cloth that is long in the left-right direction and that detachably covers the entire head of the iron club.

[0007]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 A golf club supporter according to an embodiment of the present invention shown in each of FIGS. 1 to 3 includes a main body 1 and a rear leg 2, which are made of an integrally molded fiber-reinforced plastic having a certain degree of elasticity. Become. The main body 1 has ten inclined protruding pieces 4 formed on the substrate 3 so as to be parallel to each other such that the upper end is located on the right side. 5 is formed, and the upper end of the inclined protruding piece 4 is shaped so that the front side is low, the rear end is highest near the rear end, and lower from the highest part toward the rear side. The inclined projection 4 is for a right-handed golfer, and the inclined direction is reversed for a left-handed golfer.

The left and right front legs 6 project downward from both ends of the substrate 3 at right angles. The lower ends of these legs have a rear side of the concave portion 6a with respect to the front side of an inverted U-shaped concave portion 6a opening at the lower end. The part is slightly displaced inward to the left and right. The left and right engaging pieces 7 project slightly above the recessed portions 6a of the left and right front legs 6, and these engaging pieces 7 project from the left and right front legs 6 outwardly in the left-right direction to the upper side 7a. The hanging part 7b is projected downward from the projecting edge of the part 7a, and the lower part of the hanging part 7b is arranged outside the upper part of the concave part 6a. Further, projecting portions 8 are respectively protruded from the left and right front leg portions 6 in the left-right direction, and the left and right projecting portions 8 have left and right through holes 8a at substantially the same height as the engaging pieces 7. Is formed. The left and right mounting plates 9 project downward from the center of the board 3 in the left-right direction, and the oblong elongated holes 9a having a high front side and a low rear side are formed at lower portions of the left and right mounting plates 9, respectively. .

The upper portion of the rear leg 2 is slidably fitted between the left and right mounting plates 9, and several adjustment holes 2 b are fixed upward in the upper portion of the plate-like portion 2 a of the rear leg 2 in the vertical direction. It is formed at intervals. An inverted U-shaped engagement recess 10 is provided at the lower end of the rear leg 2, and the engagement recess 10 has an arc-shaped piece 10 a protruding on both the left and right sides of the rear leg 2. A through hole 2c is formed in front of the concave portion 10.

The leg 11 a of the set screw 11 is inserted into the oblong hole 9 a from one outside of the left and right mounting plates 9, and the leg 11 a is fitted between the left and right mounting plates 9. The leg 11a is inserted through the adjusting hole 2b, and the leg 11a is further inserted through the oblong elongated hole 9a provided on the other of the left and right mounting plates 9, and the screw nut 12 is screwed into the tip of the leg 11a protruding from the elongated hole 9a. The upper part of the rear leg 2 is fastened and fixed between the left and right mounting plates 9 by the head 11 b of the set screw 11 and the hand nut 12.

The set screw 11 has a square cross section at the base of the leg 11a, engages with an oblong slot 9a provided on one of the left and right mounting plates 9, and stops the rotation. The screw nut is formed on the distal end side, and the hand nut 12 is formed by insert-molding a metal nut body into plastic, and the tip end of the leg 11a of the set screw 11 is screwed to the nut body. It is to be fitted.

As shown in FIG. 4, the golf club supporter 13 configured as described above is mounted on the upper end of the body 15 of a conventionally known caddy bag 14 as follows. The caddy bag 14 has front and rear partitions 16 and 17 and a vertical partition 18 orthogonal thereto fixed to the inner surface near the opening at the top of the cylindrical main body 15. The recesses 6a of the left and right front legs 6 provided on the main body 1 of the supporter 13 are fitted from above, and the engaging pieces 7 of the left and right front legs 6 are engaged with the upper end 15a of the main body 15 of the caddy bag 14. The upper side portion 7a of the engaging piece 7 is supported on the upper end portion 15a, and the engaging concave portion 10 of the lower end portion of the rear leg 2 having the upper portion connected between the left and right mounting plates 9 of the main body 1 is inserted into the caddy bag. The main body 1 is positioned above the main body 15 of the caddy bag 14 by engaging and supporting the rear end of the upper end 15a of the main body 15 of the caddy bag 14.

[0013] In this state, the locking piece is made of a flexible plastic molded article, protrudes into the rectangular tube 19a, and a number of small saw-toothed ridges are formed on the inner surface of the flat cord portion 19b extending from the outer periphery of the rectangular tube 19a. Using three tightening cords 19 formed at portions other than the distal end portion, the left and right front legs 6 of the main body 1 are held by the rear partition 17, and the rear legs 6 are held by the vertical partition 18. That is, the flat cord portion 19b of the tightening cord 19 is inserted into the through hole 8a of the projection 8 provided at the lower portion of the left and right front legs 6, and the lower portion of the rear horizontal partition 17 is bypassed below the left and right ends. Of the left and right front legs 6 are connected to the rear horizontal partition 17 by penetrating through the flat rectangular tube 19a and pulling the tip of the flat cord portion 19b. In addition, the flat cord portion 19b of the tightening cord 19 is inserted into the through hole 2c provided in the lower portion of the rear leg 2, and the lower portion of the vertical partition 18 is diverted below the rear end. The lower portion of the rear leg 2 is connected to the vertical partition 18 by pulling the tip of the portion 19b.

In the above-described state, the small string portion 19b engages with the locking piece provided in the rectangular tube 19a with the saw-tooth-shaped small ridge on the inner surface of the flat string portion 19b, so that the flat string portion 19b is not loosened. The supporter 13 for a golf club is held at the upper end of the body 15 of the fourth member 4. Most of the supporter 13 protrudes above the supporter 13. In FIG. 4, the tightening cord 19 is shown in a loosened state, and a bag cover provided on the main body 15 of the caddy bag 14 is not shown.

Then, as shown by a chain line in FIG. 4, the sand and the heads 20 a of the nine iron clubs 20 of Nos. 10 to 3 are respectively inserted into the concave grooves 5 of the main body 1 and supported on the substrate 3. The shaft 20b of each club 20 is accommodated in front of the main body 15 of the caddy bag 14 and between the rear partitions 16, 17, and the end of each shaft 20b is arranged on the bottom (not shown) of the main body 15 so as to form a gap. It is.

Therefore, by using the golf club supporter 13 according to the embodiment of the present invention, nine iron clubs 20 can be housed in the body 15 of the caddy bag 14 in an organized manner. The user can check the storage state of the club 20, easily remove the desired iron club 20 from the main body 15, help prevent the club 20 from being lost by leaving the club 20 during play, and further move the bag 14. At times, the collision between the heads 20a of the iron club 20 can be prevented by the inclined protruding pieces 4, and the head 20a is not damaged.

The supporter 13 for a golf club according to the embodiment loosens the hand nut 12 and rotates the rear leg 2 around the leg 11 a of the set screw 11 to move the main body 1 of the supporter 3 in the front-rear direction. The nut 12 is tightened to a desired angle, and the nut 12 is removed from the leg 11a of the set screw 11 if necessary, and the leg 11a is pulled out from the adjustment hole 2b of the rear leg 2, and the other is removed. The length of the rear leg 2 projecting from the left and right mounting plates 9 of the main body 1 is adjusted by inserting the leg 11a of the set screw 11 into the adjusting hole 2b, and then the hand screw 12 is tightened to the leg 11a. Thus, the storage and removal of each iron club 20 can be facilitated, and the supporter 3 can be attached to a caddy bag having a slightly different shape and size.

Then, in a state where the head 20a of each iron club 20 is inserted into each concave groove 5 of the main body 1, the cloth 20b such as a cap-shaped brushed cloth that is long in the left-right direction shown in FIG. A head cover 21 having an endless rubber string 21a built into the outer peripheral portion is used. The cover 21 detachably covers the substrate 3 of the main body 1, the entire inclined protrusion 4 and the head 20a of each iron club 20. By doing so, it is possible to prevent the heads 20a from shifting and from contacting each other when the caddy bag 14 moves.

Although not shown, a wood club such as a screwdriver, a spoon, or a creek is placed in the rear portion of the rear horizontal partition 17 in the main body 15 of the caddy bag 14, and a putter is placed in the front portion of the front horizontal partition 16 in the main body 15. The inclusion of clubs is the same as in a traditional caddy bag.

In the present invention, as shown partially in FIG. 1, the entire inner surface including the bottom of each groove 5 formed by the substrate 3 of the main body 1 and the inclined protruding piece 4 projecting onto the substrate 3 By providing the elastic sheet 22 made of synthetic rubber or the like by sticking or the like, when the caddy bag 14 is moved or the like, the head 20a of the iron club 20 collides with the inclined protruding piece 4 due to a collision, abrasion, etc. It is preferable because generation can be prevented.

In the above embodiment, nine iron clubs are stored in a caddy bag. However, the present invention can also be used for a caddy bag storing five iron clubs, such as a half set. In this case, six inclined protruding pieces may be formed on the substrate, and five concave grooves may be formed therebetween. Further, the caddy bag is not limited to the one having a cylindrical cross section, and may be a square tube having a square cross section.

[0022]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, the golf club supporter according to the first aspect of the present invention is a golf club supporter comprising: an engaging projection provided at a lower end portion of a left or right front leg projecting downward from a main body; The engaging recess provided at the lower end of the rear leg protruding downward is engaged with and supported by the upper end of the body of the caddy bag, and the engaging piece provided on the outside of the lower end of the left and right front legs is attached to the bag. After being fixed to the upper part of the main body of the bag, it is engaged with the horizontal partition, the lower ends of the left and right front legs are to be the rear horizontal partition, and the lower ends of the rear legs are to be the vertical partition fixed to the upper part of the bag body. Since they are connected by appropriate means, the substrate can be positioned above the main body of the bag, and the supporter can be held by the main body in a stable state.

On the substrate above the main body of the bag, a large number of inclined projections, which are inclined so that the upper side is located in one of the left and right directions and have a lower front portion and a higher rear portion, are projected in parallel with each other at predetermined intervals. Since a large number of concave grooves are formed by the inclined protruding piece and the substrate, one head of the iron club is detachably inserted into each of the heads and supported at the bottom of the concave groove. By storing it between the front and rear horizontal partitions in the main body, a large number of iron clubs such as 9 or 5 can be stored in the bag in order and organized. When the bag cover is opened, each club can be viewed at a glance. Of the club, it is easy to take out the desired club from the body of the bag, and it is also useful to prevent the club from being lost due to being left unattended during play. Damage due to the collision can be prevented by the inclined projecting pieces.

The supporter has an upper portion of a rear leg fitted between left and right mounting plates of the main body, and a plurality of adjusting holes are formed in the upper portion at appropriate intervals in a vertical direction. In this case, the oblong holes with the front side higher and the rear side lower are formed facing each other, the legs of the set screw are inserted through these oblong holes and one of the selected adjustment holes, and the tip of this leg is turned by hand. Since the upper part of the rear leg was fixed between the left and right mounting plates by tightening the nut, loosen the nut and rotate the rear leg around the set screw leg to change the angle of inclination with respect to the mounting plate. By changing the length of the rear leg protruding downward from the mounting plate using the adjustment holes at different positions, and by changing both the angle and the length, the size and shape of the body of the caddy bag can be changed. Can be used widely for different things.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided the golf club supporter according to the first aspect, wherein projections are projected inside the lower ends of the left and right front legs of the main body, and through holes are respectively formed in these projections. After being fixed to the upper part of the body of the caddy bag by a string inserted through these through holes, the protrusions are pulled to the left and right end sides of the horizontal partition, and the upper sides of the left and right engagement pieces are attached to the caddy bag. Pressing against the upper end of the main body of the bag, and forming a through hole in the lower end of the rear leg, the rear end of the vertical partition fixed to the upper part of the inside of the main body of the bag by a string inserted through this through hole Since the leg is pulled to press the engagement recess of the rear leg against the upper end of the body of the bag, the engagement pieces of the left and right front legs and the engagement recess of the rear leg are attached to the upper end of the body of the caddy bag. To the supporter more securely. Can be fixed to the main body.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided the golf club supporter according to the first or second aspect, wherein the main body substrate, the inclined protruding pieces protruding on the substrate, and the concave grooves between these protruding pieces are inserted. A head cover with an endless rubber cord is added to the outer periphery of a long cap-shaped cloth that detachably covers the entire iron club head so that it can be attached and detached. Club heads are prevented from slipping and the heads are not eroded.

[Submission date] August 20, 1997

[Procedure amendment 2]

[Document name to be amended] Statement

[Correction target item name] 0006

[Correction method] Change

[Correction contents]

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the golf club supporter according to the first or second aspect, the main body substrate, the inclined protruding pieces protruding on the substrate, and the concave grooves between these protruding pieces are inserted. A head cover with a built- in endless rubber cord is added to the outer periphery of a cap-shaped cloth that is long in the left-right direction and that removably covers the entire head of the iron club.

[Procedure amendment 3]

[Document name to be amended] Statement

[Correction target item name] 0018

[Correction method] Change

[Correction contents]

Then, in a state where the head 20a of each iron club 20 is inserted into each concave groove 5 of the main body 1, the cloth 20b such as a cap-shaped brushed cloth that is long in the left-right direction shown in FIG. A head cover 21 in which an endless rubber cord 21a is incorporated in the outer peripheral portion is used. The cover 21 detachably covers the substrate 3 of the main body 1, the entire inclined protrusion 4 and the head 20a of each iron club 20. By doing so, it is possible to prevent the heads 20a from shifting and from contacting each other when the caddy bag 14 moves.

[Procedure amendment 4]

[Document name to be amended] Statement

[Correction target item name] 0026

[Correction method] Change

[Correction contents]

According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided the golf club supporter according to the first or second aspect, wherein the main body substrate, the inclined protruding pieces protruding on the substrate, and the concave grooves between these protruding pieces are inserted. A head cover with a built- in endless rubber cord is added to the outer periphery of a cap-shaped cloth that is long in the left and right direction so that the entire head of the iron club can be detachably attached. Club heads are prevented from slipping and the heads are not eroded.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a golf club supporter according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of the golf club supporter shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the use state of the golf club supporter shown in FIG. 1;

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Main body 2 Rear leg 2b Adjusting hole 2c Through hole 3 Substrate 4 Inclined protruding piece 5 Concave groove 6 Front leg 6a Concave 7 Engagement piece 7a Upper side 7b Hanging part 8 Projection 8a Through hole 9 Mounting plate 9a Inclined long hole 10 Engaging recess 11 Set screw 12 Hand nut 13 Supporter for golf club 14 Caddy bag 15 Main body 16 Front horizontal partition 17 Rear horizontal partition 18 Vertical partition 19 Tightening cord 20 Iron club 20a Head 20b Shaft 21 Head cover 21a Rubber cord 22 Elastic sheet

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[Procedure amendment]

[Submission date] August 20, 1997

[Procedure amendment 1]

[Document name to be amended] Statement

[Correction target item name] Claim 3

[Correction method] Change

[Correction contents]

Claims (3)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A plurality of inclined projections, which are inclined on the substrate so that the upper side is located in one of the left and right directions and have a lower front portion and a higher rear portion, project in parallel with each other at a predetermined interval, and the inclined projections and the substrate A number of concave grooves are formed, and the left and right front legs of the substrate are projected at right angles, and the lower ends of the left and right front legs are formed with concave portions having lower ends, and the lower ends of the left and right front legs are formed. Are provided with engagement pieces each having an upper side portion protruding outward and a hanging portion protruding below the outer end of the upper side portion, and left and right mounting plates protruding downward from the left-right central portion of the substrate, In the lower part of the right mounting plate, a main body in which the front side is high and the rear side is low is formed to face each other, and a plurality of adjusting holes are formed in the upper part which fits between the left and right mounting plates of the main body in a vertical direction. The rear legs, which are formed at intervals and have an inverted U-shaped engagement recess at the lower end, are Insert a set screw leg into one of the adjustment holes provided on the left and right mounting plates and one of the adjustment holes provided on the rear leg, and tighten the hand nut to the tip of this leg. The upper part of the rear leg is adjustably sandwiched between the mounting plates, and the engaging projections provided at the lower end of the left and right front legs at the upper part of the body of the caddy bag and the engaging recess provided at the lower end of the rear leg. Are respectively engaged and supported, and the engaging pieces provided on the outer sides of the lower ends of the left and right front legs are fixed to the upper portion inside the main body of the bag, and then engaged with the horizontal partition, and the lower ends of the left and right front legs are fixed. The rear horizontal partition is connected to a vertical partition in which a lower end portion of a rear leg is orthogonal to the rear horizontal partition and is fixed to an upper portion of the inside of the main body of the bag by appropriate means, and a concave groove located above the main body of the bag. The head of the iron club is detachably inserted into each of the clubs, and is supported at the bottom of the concave groove. Before a shaft fixed to the body of the bag, the supporter for a golf club, characterized in that so as to accommodate between the rear transverse partition. 2. Projections are projected inside the lower ends of the left and right front legs of the main body, and through holes are provided in these projections, respectively.
After being fixed to the upper part of the body of the caddy bag by the strings inserted through these through holes, the protrusions are pulled to the left and right end sides of the horizontal partition, and the upper sides of the left and right engaging pieces are attached to the body of the caddy bag. While pressing against the upper end, a through hole is provided at the lower end of the rear leg, and the rear leg is pulled toward the rear end of the vertical partition fixed to the upper portion of the inside of the main body of the bag by a string inserted through the through hole. 3. The bag according to claim 1, wherein the engaging recess of the leg is pressed against the upper end of the body of the bag.
A supporter for a golf club according to item 1. 3. A cap-shaped cloth that is long in the left-right direction and removably covers the entirety of the main substrate, the inclined protruding pieces protruding from the substrate, and the head of the iron club inserted into the groove between the protruding pieces. 3. A head cover having an endless rubber cord built-in at an outer peripheral portion thereof.
A supporter for a golf club according to item 1.