JP3122773U - Golf practice equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To realize a hitting practice tool with a simple structure capable of practicing a golf swing with a sense similar to that when an actual ball is shot.
SOLUTION: A thin plate-like target portion T with which a face surface of a golf club abuts and a seat portion 3A (3B) that supports the target portion by projecting to the lower end of the target portion. The parts are integrally formed of a thin plate material.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a hitting practice tool for golf, and more particularly to a hitting practice tool capable of practicing a golf swing with the same feeling as when an actual ball is shot.

  In order to practice golf swings, it is of course desirable to go to a golf driving range where you can keep hitting the actual ball. For example, you can use free time or open time for work, It is common practice to practice swinging in your home garden. In this case, an actual ball is shot by shooting a hitting member (hereinafter referred to as “target” in this specification) that is not a simple swing but becomes a dummy of a golf ball. Many hitting practice tools have been proposed for a long time, with the aim of being able to practice with the same feeling as the shots.

As this type of practice tool, for example, a type of shot with a stringed dummy ball as a target as in the device described in Patent Document 1, and a swing or rotation as in the devices described in Patent Documents 2 and 3, for example. There is a known type in which a dummy ball provided at a moving arm end is shot as a target.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-23564 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-76478 Registered Utility Model No. 3011625

  However, in the above training equipment, the shot target is ball-shaped, but the former type has a flight distance regulated by a string, and the latter type has a flight trajectory regulated by an arm. It is not possible to reproduce the ball muscle. Therefore, there was a problem that the practitioner could not judge whether his shot was good or bad. In addition, each type has its own mechanism, size and weight, and is not always carried around and taken out as needed, and the price increases accordingly. Met.

  The present invention aims to provide a golf hitting practice tool that solves the above-mentioned problems, and projects a thin plate-like target portion with which the face surface of the golf club should abut and a lower end of the target portion. This comprises a seat portion that supports the target portion, and the target portion and the seat portion are integrally formed.

The above training equipment includes the following components.
(1) A sheet-shaped target part is formed by pasting the halfway part from the upper end to the lower end of the two sheets, and the rest part from the target part to the lower end is folded in an inverted T shape in the opposite direction to each other. Configuration as a part.
(2) Fold the sheet material in half and paste the halfway part from the crease to the end to make a thin target part, and the remaining part from the target part to the end in an inverted T shape in opposite directions The structure which made the seat part by bending.
(3) A configuration in which the sheet material is bent into an L shape to form a thin target portion and a seat portion.
(4) A configuration obtained by integral molding of a plastic material with a practice tool in which the seat portion extends in an inverted T shape in the opposite direction from the lower end of the thin plate target portion.

  As a thin plate-like member constituting the target portion, for example, a piece of paper, a piece of paper laminated with a plastic film, a sheet material made of plastic, elastomer, etc., as long as it has moderate flexibility and resilience, resin May be integrally formed into a thin plate shape.

  The practice tool of the present invention is characterized in that when the face surface of the golf club comes into contact with the target portion, it is configured in a thin plate shape, so that it bends along the face surface and contacts as a surface.

  As a result, in the case of a good shot such that the face surface of the golf club catches the core, the face surface comes into contact with the target portion as a surface and strikes it, generating a large impact sound. On the other hand, in the case of a bad shot such as when the face surface is open or the target portion is scratched, it does not come into contact with the surface, so that no large impact sound is generated. When actually experimenting, the above impact sound is similar to the nice sound that is emitted during a nice shot that accurately captures the core of the actual ball, and the practitioner was good or bad depending on the presence or absence of this pleasant sound. You can judge whether it was. In this case, if the face surface rubs over the target, the impact sound will be that the target has vibrated finely, and if the face surface is too lower than the target, the seat will strike the seat surface, so there will be a dull impact sound. By comparing these with the dry dry sound that comes off during a nice shot, the practitioner or instructor can know where the shot was actually bad.

  The conventional practice tool for shooting with a dummy ball as a target does not have the idea of abutting it as a surface as described above, and cannot obtain the above-mentioned action / effect.

  On the other hand, the practice tool of this device is realized by a simple configuration in which the target part and the seat part are integrally formed of a thin plate material, so that it can be manufactured at an extremely low cost, and the target part and the seat part can be folded and carried. Since it becomes possible, it is possible to realize a use environment that cannot be considered with conventional practice tools, such as always carrying it and taking it out as necessary.

  For the same reason, it can be mailed by an envelope or the like, and can be manufactured at an extremely low cost, so that an optimum product as a novelty can be realized.

  Further, since it is composed of a thin plate material, it is possible to easily apply patterns and characters on the surface by printing, incorporate a large amount of information, and realize an optimum product as an advertising medium.

  Hereinafter, specific embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. 1 to 4 are views showing a first embodiment of a golf hitting practice tool of the present invention. In this embodiment, the practice tool G is a thin plate-like target portion T to which the face surface of the golf club should come into contact by sticking midway portions 2A (2B) extending from the upper end to the lower end of the two sheet materials 1A, 1B. The remaining portion at the lower end is a seat portion 3A (3B) that supports the target portion (see FIG. 3), and the back portions of the target portion are bonded to each other as shown in FIGS. A practice tool G is obtained by folding the same in opposite directions.

  As a modification of the above, the training tool is not composed of two sheet materials, but the sheet material is folded in half, and a halfway portion from the crease to the end is pasted to form a thin plate-like target portion. The remaining part from the part to the end part may be bent into a T-shape in opposite directions to form a seat part.

  In this embodiment, the sheet material 1A (1B) is assumed to be formed by laminating a plastic film F such as OPP on the surface of the paper piece S (see FIG. 4). Of course, as long as it has flexibility and resilience, for example, it may be a piece of paper alone or other material such as plastic or elastomer. In order to increase the strength, a glass fiber sheet laminated with a plastic film may be used.

  In this embodiment, the target portion T of the sheet material 1A (1B) is formed in a semicircular shape in the shape of a golf ball, the design B of the golf ball is printed at the center, and the seat portion 3A (3B) The visual effect is enhanced by printing on the surface a line L which is a mark at the time of shot.

  In using the above training tool G, it must be supported by an appropriate support member. In this embodiment, an adhesive material is provided on the back surface of the sheet material 1A (1B) to be adhesively fixed to the support member. As a means. In this case, if a fastening device such as a velvet fastener is employed instead of the adhesive material, it can be detached from the support member as necessary.

  If, for example, cardboard is used as the support member and the practice tool of the present invention is adhesively fixed to the surface of the cardboard, the cardboard resonates at the time of striking, and a larger impact sound can be obtained.

  FIG. 5 is a view showing a second embodiment of the golf hitting practice tool of the present invention. In this embodiment, the slit 11 is formed so as to cover the seat portion from above and the target portion T of the hitting practice tool can be inserted, and the sheet material 10 provided with the adhesive member on the back surface is combined with the practice tool. . According to this embodiment, if the target part T of the practice tool G is passed through the slit 11 of the sheet material 10 and the sheet material is overlapped with the seat part 3A (3B) of the practice tool and adhesively fixed to the support member, the practice tool The fixing of G to the support member becomes more reliable.

  6 to 8 are views showing a third embodiment of the golf hitting practice tool of the present invention. In this embodiment, a golf mat member 20 comprising a bottom sheet 21 and a top sheet 22 superimposed on the bottom sheet, and provided with a slit 23 through which the target portion T of the practice tool can be inserted, is practiced as a support member. Combined with ingredient G. Here, the mat member 20 is assumed to have a rubber bottom sheet 21 and a top sheet 22 made of an artificial turf mat, but the material is not limited thereto. According to this embodiment, the training tool G is inserted between the mat member 20 and the bottom sheet 21 with the top sheet 22 being sandwiched, and the target part T of the training tool is passed through the slit 23 of the top sheet. If the practice tool is sandwiched between the upper and lower sheets of the member, the golf mat member can be used as a support member for the practice tool.

  FIG. 9 is a view showing a fourth embodiment of the golf hitting practice tool of the present invention. In this embodiment, the practice tool G is obtained as the target portion 33 and the seat portion 32 by bending the sheet material into an L shape. Since the remaining structure of this embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment, detailed description thereof is omitted.

  FIG. 10 is a view showing a fifth embodiment of the golf hitting practice tool of the present invention. In this embodiment, a practice tool G having a shape in which seats 33A and 33B project in an inverted T shape in opposite directions from the lower end of a thin target portion T is obtained by integral molding with a resin material. Here, polycarbonate is used as the resin material here, but other materials may be used. Since the remaining structure of this embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment, detailed description thereof is omitted.

1 is an exploded perspective view of a first embodiment of a golf hitting practice tool of the present invention. FIG. FIG. Same as above, a sectional view of a sheet material. The perspective view of 2nd Example of the golf hitting practice tool of this invention. The perspective view which shows the use condition of 3rd Example of the golf hitting practice tool of this invention. The perspective view which shows a use condition same as the above. FIG. The perspective view of 4th Example of the golf hitting practice tool of this invention. The perspective view of 5th Example of the golf hitting practice tool of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

G Training tool T Target part 1A Sheet material 1B Sheet material 2A Midway part 2B Midway part 3A Seat part 3B Seat part

Claims (10)

  A thin plate-like target portion with which the face surface of a golf club should abut and a seat portion that supports the target portion by projecting to the lower end of the target portion, and the target portion and the seat portion are integrally formed. Golf hitting practice tool.   A thin plate-like target part is formed by pasting the midway part from the upper end to the lower end of the two sheet materials, and the rest part from the target part to the lower end is folded into an inverted T shape in the opposite directions to form a seat part. The golf hitting practice tool according to claim 1.   By folding the sheet material in half and sticking the halfway part from the crease to the end part to make a thin plate-like target part, and bending the remaining part from the target part to the end part in an inverted T shape in the opposite direction to each other The golf hitting practice tool according to claim 1, which is a seat.   The golf hitting practice tool according to claim 1, wherein the sheet material is bent into an L shape to form a thin plate-like target portion and a seat portion.   The golf hitting practice device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the sheet material has a configuration in which a plastic film is laminated on a piece of paper.   The golf hitting practice tool according to claim 1, wherein a practice tool having a shape in which a seat portion projects in an inverted T shape in the opposite direction from the lower end of the thin target portion is obtained by integral molding with a resin material.   The golf hitting practice tool according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein an adhesive means is provided on the back surface of the seat portion.   The golf hitting practice tool according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein an engaging means is provided on the back surface of the seat portion.   The golf club according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the seat member has a shape that covers the seat portion from above, a slit through which a target portion of the batting practice tool can be inserted, and a sheet material that is provided with adhesive means on the back surface. A hitting practice tool. The golf according to any one of claims 1 to 8, comprising a bottom sheet and a top sheet overlaid on the bottom sheet, wherein the top sheet is combined with a golf mat member provided with a slit through which a target portion of a hitting practice tool can be inserted. Strike practice tool.

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