JP3104464U - Golf putter - Google Patents

Abstract

A golf putter capable of easily determining a launch direction of a golf ball on a face surface of the putter without misunderstanding and having a sense of stability and security.
SOLUTION: At a position opposite to the face surface of a short fence type head, two equal-width wart-like bodies 3 are attached in parallel to a position which is symmetrical with a launching direction of the face surface and is separated by a predetermined distance, and At the time of putting, the center bisector between these warped bodies of equal diameter and width and the launch direction of the in-play ball are matched. The wart-shaped body 3 has the same width as the diameter of the golf ball and is shaped so as to make the golf ball simulated or a golf ball.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a golf putter.

Golf putters are always used on the green, and the number of hits on the green has a significant effect on scoremaking. Many putter products have been offered in search of the possibility of reducing them.
JP-A-10-192461 JP-A-2002-346008

  The present invention does not provide a golf putter that enables a golfer to easily determine the launch direction of a golf ball on the face of the putter without misunderstanding on the green and to perform the golf ball with stability and security. It is assumed that.

  According to the present invention, two equal-width, equal-sized wart-like bodies are attached to a position opposite to the face surface of a short fence type head in parallel to a position which is symmetrically spaced apart from the face surface by a certain dimension and is put together. In this case, the center bisector between the wart bodies having the same diameter and the same width is made to coincide with the launch direction of the in-play ball. In this case, two equal-width wart-shaped bodies having the same diameter are attached to the edge of the short fence head opposite to the face surface, or the width is equal to the diameter of the golf ball, and Instead, the golf ball is formed into a shape that allows the ball to be simulated, and instead, the golf ball is directly and irremovably attached to the face surface.

  The golf putter according to the present invention can accurately and quickly hit the putter head on the line set by each of them, and thus the probability of cup-in with one pad is very high. It will be. In particular, the probability of short putt is close to 100%.

  FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a golf putter according to the present invention, wherein 1 is a short fence-shaped head and 2 is a shaft. FIG. 2 is an enlarged plan view of the XX line cut in the above, FIG. 3 is an enlarged plan view of another example, and FIGS. 4A and 4B are explanatory diagrams of use of these putter heads. As is apparent from these drawings, two equal-width warts 3, 3 (3 ', 3') having the same diameter and the same amount are provided on the surface 1b opposite to the launch face surface 1a of the short fence-shaped head 1. It has been attached.

  In the drawing, p is the trajectory of the center of gravity of the short fence-type head 1, and in FIG. 2, when the warts 3, 3 (3 ′, 3 ′) are attached, they are symmetrically spaced from the trajectory p by a certain distance. It is to be attached to a related position (in the illustrated example, at both ends of the head 1).

  Although the neck 2a of the shaft 2 in the illustrated example is shown as being mounted so as to coincide with the line of the sweet spot and the center-of-gravity trajectory p, the neck 2a can be located at another location other than this. However, the attachment is performed by appropriately forming a neck having a necessary shape so that a sweet spot is formed on the center of gravity path p of the head 1 at the time of a swing in relation to the shaft 2 forming a linear portion. It is. At this time, a mark (not shown) for a mark may be appropriately attached to the upper surface of the head 1 forming the sweet spot on the center of gravity path p.

  Here, the warts 3, 3 are formed so that the width dimension s thereof is the same as the diameter R of the golf ball, and the length dimension L of the wart bodies 3 is set to a size that is equal to or slightly larger than the diameter R. It is done. This is the same as when the warts 3 ', 3' in the embodiment of FIG. 3 are attached with a golf ball, and when an equivalent of the golf ball is attached in plan view at the time of putting. It is for visualization. In this embodiment, as compared with the golf ball shown in FIG. 3 in which the golf ball is mounted, the mounting area is performed on a plane having a fixed size, so that the mounting operation is easy and stable.

  To attach the warts 3,3 (3 ', 3'), the pegs 4 are projected from the head surface 1a side or from the warts 3,3 (3 ', 3') side, respectively. Although they are integrally attached via the pegs 4, they may be irremovably adhered by using an adhesive.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view of the use of the putter according to the present invention described above, wherein A shows a case of a short putt, B shows a case of a long putt, 5 is a ball in play, and 6 is a cup. is there.
As can be seen from FIGS. 2 and 3, the core m of the warts 3, 3 (3 ′, 3 ′) and the core n of the in-play ball 5 correspond to the core of the ball 5 when the head 1 strikes the ball 5. n is on the center-of-gravity trajectory line p of the head 1 (sweet spot of the head 1) and is related to the center m of the warts 3,3 (3 ', 3') at the symmetrical separation distance position. Thus, a relation of an isosceles triangle or an equilateral triangle is formed, that is, this is combined with the fact that the ball 5 is launched on its bisector (same as the center of gravity trajectory p), The launching force can be performed under an even balance. In addition, since the warts 3, 3 (3 ', 3') on the head surface 1b are made of a golf ball or the same as the golf ball, the warts are visually recognizable from a bird's-eye view at the time of putting address. I can catch it without any discomfort. In particular, a green surface is exposed between the warts 3, 3 (3 ', 3'), and a line serving as a bisector on the green surface can be easily set on the green surface. Only needs to be visually observed on a parallel line, so that the parallel movement of the wrist can be performed properly and smoothly without general head-up.

  The warts 3, 3 (3 ', 3') shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 in each of the above-described embodiments are intended for golf balls that are recognized as official balls. According to the results of the experiment, the diameter and weight can be changed within the range of about 10%, and the same function and effect can be obtained. The distance between the two warts 3, 3 (3 ', 3') is in the range of about 2 cm to 4 cm.

  Although illustration is omitted, the bottom surface of the head 1 forms a slope inclined at a predetermined angle (for example, 12 to 13 °) from the center sole surface toward both end edges. This is to prevent catching with the green surface during putting.

  When using the product of the present invention, the neck 2a (or swing spot p) of the head 1 is positioned at five places of the ball in play, and the warts 3, 3 (3 ', 3) are spaced apart by a certain size. ') While assuming the virtual bisector between them and staring at the interval, pull back the neck 2a of the shaft parallel to the virtual line by an appropriate distance, and push it forward in parallel with a constant force. To do so. That is, since putting can be concentrated on only two warts 3, 3 (3 ', 3') at the time of putting, putting without head-up can be performed. When several amateurs tried the above operation, a short putt of about 1 m was cupped in with a 100% probability. This is because the direction can be recognized accurately, and it is possible to make a slightly stronger launch that is not affected by the grass or the inclination of the green. In addition, the long putt can be launched without head-up toward the laying k that he has decided, so the probability of cupping in unless the line is mistaken is greatly improved.

1 is an overall perspective view of a golf putter according to the present invention. It is an XX-ray cutting enlarged plan view in the above. It is the same top view of another example. A and B are explanatory diagrams of the above-mentioned use state.

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Reference Signs List 1 head 2 shaft 2a neck 3 (3 ') wart 4 peg 5 golf ball 6 cup

Claims (4)

  At the opposite side of the face surface of the short fence head, two equal-width wart-like bodies of equal diameter are attached in parallel to a position symmetrically spaced apart from the face surface by a certain distance, and these are used for putting. A golf putter, characterized in that the center bisector between equal-width, equal-sized warts is aligned with the launch direction of the in-play ball.   2. The golf putter according to claim 1, wherein the two equal-width, equal-sized warts are attached to the edge of the short fence head opposite to the face surface.   3. The wart body having the same width and the same amount of the two warts has the same width as the diameter of the golf ball, and has a shape that allows the golf ball to be visually recognized. The described golf putter. 4. The golf putter according to claim 1, wherein the two equal-width warts have an equal amount and are attached to a golf ball so that the golf ball cannot be detached from the face.

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