JP3145170U - Clip-type club stand - Google Patents

Abstract

A clip-type club stand capable of leaning a plurality of unused clubs obliquely against the ground is provided.
SOLUTION: Two semicircular cylinders 2 for holding a shaft are installed at the tip of a clothespin clip, and are composed of a foot 4 for ground contact with a non-slip pin at the handle bottom end of the clip. By extending the shaft hold part and sandwiching the lower part of the shaft of the golf club, the club body and the clip-type club stand can be grounded on the ground and supported by three points. The attached grip clip can be sandwiched horizontally with the grip of the first self-supporting club against the ground, and the second and subsequent clubs can be stood against the U-shaped 9 on the handle side. In addition, the grip type club stand is provided with a hook for attaching a caddy back, and the grip type club stand and the grip clip are connected by a chain of an appropriate length to prevent loss. If it is raining, you can reduce wetness by putting on the grip cover.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a clip-type club stand that allows a golf club to stand on its grass without being laid down.

  In the golf self-play, after the second shot, he took several clubs and went to the next shot, but the clubs not used on the spot were laid on the lawn.

  Clubs that are not used on the spot are placed on the lawn, so they may be left behind, or the wet rate of the grip will increase when it rains. Therefore, the above-mentioned drawback is to be solved.

  Using an unused club, attach a two-leg clip-type club stand to the shaft and support the club diagonally with three-point support. In addition, a grip clip that supports the second and subsequent clubs is required.

  The self-supporting grab helps prevent the clubs from being left behind on the grass, which can be easily noticed by the presence of a plurality of clubs that are not used, reduces grip wetness in the rain, and prevents back pain.

The semi-cylindrical shaft hold part (inner diameter φ12mm is divided into two vertically and the length is 40mm) and the angle of the two legs are the most important elements and hold the stand when the hold part is vertical. The angle of the part (leg) is 40 °. Further, the angle at which the foot of the stand portion opens is most stable when grounded on the lawn is 60 °.
The overall length of the clip type club stand is 220 mm or more and 270 mm or less, and is most stable and easy to handle.
The shape of the grip clip is as shown in the drawing.

Hereinafter, an example is demonstrated according to an accompanying drawing.
(1) is a clip-type club stand body assembled with appropriate materials such as durable plastics, and (2) is a holding part that holds the shaft.
Open the clip, put the shaft of the putter at the shaft hold part, and place the bottom part of the putter head and the foot of the clip-type club stand (4) on the lawn.

Place the grip clip of (8) on the upper part of the grip of the first putter that is self-supporting, and put the grips of the second and subsequent golf clubs on the U-shaped part on the handle side and stand up.
In addition, a flag for a mark can be raised using a hole in the putter grip end, and a rain cover can be put on a rainy day.

It is the front view of the clip-type club stand of this invention, a side view, and the front view of a grip clip. It is sectional drawing of a component. It is an illustration of a usage example of the present invention

Explanation of symbols

▲ 1 ▼ Clip type club stand body ▲ 2 ▼ Shaft hold part ▲ 3 ▼ Clip part (spring parts, bolts, nuts)
▲ 4 ▼ Stand (foot)
▲ 5 ▼ Scratch prevention tape ▲ 6 ▼ Caddy back attachment hook ▲ 7 ▼ Loss prevention chain attachment hole ▲ 8 ▼ Grip clip body ▲ 9 ▼ U-shaped grip stand ▲ 10 ▼ Chain ▲ 11 ▼ Rain cover

Claims (3)

  A golf club characterized by having a specially shaped shaft holding part with a scratch-proof tape that can sandwich the club shaft of one of the clubs in golf play and a bifurcated foot with a non-slip pin A clip-type club stand that can stand on its own without being laid down.   A grip clip having a U-shaped handle on a grip of the first club that is self-supporting in the clip-type club stand according to claim 1 is sandwiched horizontally on the ground, and the second and subsequent clubs are U-shaped. A grip clip with an anti-scratch tape that can stand against the handle.   The clip-type club stand of claim 1 is provided with a hook for attaching to a caddy back, and the grip clip of claim 2 and the grip-type club stand of claim 1 are combined with a light chain of an appropriate length. Connected and established loss prevention measures.

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