JP3158097U - Golf club heating device - Google Patents

Abstract

A golf club warming system for warming and warming a golf club is provided. A golf club warming device includes a planar heater that generates heat when energized, a battery pack that contains a battery, and a power cable that connects the planar heater and the battery pack. The planar heater 3 is suspended in the vicinity of the shaft portion 102 on the inner side surface of the caddy bag 1. The shaft portion 102 is heated directly and indirectly by the planar heater 3 that generates heat. The grip portion 101 and the head portion 103 of the golf club 100 are heated via the shaft portion 102. The heated golf club 100 head portion 103 and the air inside the caddy bag 1 are kept warm by the golf club heat insulating cover 20a. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a golf club warming device for warming a golf club housed in a caddy bag, a golf club warming cover for warming a golf club, and a golf club warming device including a golf club warming device and a golf club warming cover. Regarding the temperature system.

  Golf is a ball game in which a player hits a stationary ball with a golf club and competes for how many shots can be put in the hole, and is performed outdoors.

  FIG. 7 is an explanatory view showing the golf club 100. As shown in FIG. 7, the golf club 100 includes a grip portion 101 that a player holds, a head portion 103 that hits a ball, and a shaft portion 102 that connects the grip portion 101 and the head portion 103, and a caddy bag when not in use. Is housed.

  The player hits the ball using the head portion 103 via the grip portion 101 and the shaft portion 102 and plays to stop the ball at a desired position, but the ball flight distance varies depending on the temperature.

  Specifically, the shaft portion 102 and the head portion 103 are made of metal, resin, or the like. When the outside air temperature is lowered in winter, the temperature inside the caddy bag is also lowered, and the golf club The temperature of each part also decreases. As a result, the degree of bending of the shaft portion 102 and the degree of repulsion of the head portion 103 are different, and the flight distance of the ball is different from that during a game such as summer.

  Patent Document 1 describes a golf bag made of a waterproof material and a heat retaining material that covers a grip portion of a golf club.

  Patent Document 2 describes a golf bag that warms the grip portion 101.

Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2006-61462 (paragraphs 0007-0012, FIGS. 1 and 5) Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 5-65869 (paragraphs 0007-0008, FIG. 1)

  In the golf bag described in FIG. 1 of Patent Document 1, since the shaft portion of the golf club is not covered, the shaft portion cannot be kept warm. Further, the golf bag described in FIG. 5 of Patent Document 1 has a problem that it takes time to put in and out the golf club because the opening is provided at the bottom.

  Since the golf bag described in Patent Document 2 is configured such that various devices for heating are installed at the bottom of the case, a space for installing these devices is required, and the case itself is There is a problem that it becomes large and takes time to transport. In addition, the entire case must be designed exclusively, which is expensive.

  Therefore, the present invention provides a golf club warming device for warming a golf club at a low cost, a golf club warming cover for warming a golf club, and a golf club warming provided with a golf club warming device and a golf club warming cover. The purpose is to provide a system.

  A golf club warming device according to the present invention is a golf club warming device that warms a golf club accommodated in a caddy bag so that a head portion is upward, and is molded into a planar shape and supplied with electric power. And a heat generating heater, a battery pack for storing a battery for supplying power to the heat generating heater, and a power cable for connecting the heat generating heater and the battery pack, the heat generating heater of the golf club housed in the caddy bag It is suspended by a power cable so as to be located in the vicinity of the shaft portion.

  A golf club heat insulation cover according to the present invention is a golf club heat insulation cover that heats a golf club housed in a caddy bag so that a head portion is upward, and is an opening surface provided above the caddy bag, Among the clubs, a cover portion is provided that covers an opening surface through which the shaft portion and the grip portion are taken in and out, and the lid portion includes a slit that allows the shaft portion and the grip portion of the golf club to be taken in and out of the caddy bag. To do.

  A golf club heat insulation cover according to another aspect of the present invention is a golf club heat insulation cover that heats a golf club accommodated in a caddy bag so that a head portion is upward, and has an opening surface provided above the caddy bag. In the golf club, a fastening portion that is wound around an opening surface in which the shaft portion and the grip portion are put in and out, and an upper portion of the golf club head portion that is connected to the fastening portion and accommodated in the caddy bag is covered. The cover portion is provided with a slit for taking in and out the golf club whose upper portion is covered with the cover portion on the upper surface, and the cover portion can hold the slit in a closed state. It includes a fastener portion.

  A golf club warming system according to the present invention is a golf club warming device for warming a golf club accommodated in a caddy bag so that a head portion is upward, and is molded into a planar shape and supplied with electric power. And a heat generating heater, a battery pack for storing a battery for supplying power to the heat generating heater, and a power cable for connecting the heat generating heater and the battery pack, the heat generating heater of the golf club housed in the caddy bag A golf club warming device that is suspended by a power cable so as to be positioned in the vicinity of the shaft portion, and a golf club thermal insulation that keeps the golf club housed in the caddy bag so that the head portion is upward A cover, which is an opening provided above the caddy bag, and includes a shaft portion and a grip of a golf club A golf club heat insulating cover or a caddy bag comprising a lid that covers an opening surface into and out of the caddy bag, wherein the lid includes a slit through which a shaft portion and a grip portion of the golf club can be taken in and out of the caddy bag Of the golf club, a fastening portion wound around the opening surface in which the shaft portion and the grip portion are taken in and out, and a golf ball connected to the fastening portion and accommodated in the caddy bag A cover for covering the upper part of the head part of the club, the cover part is provided with a slit for taking in and out the golf club whose upper part is covered by the cover part on the upper surface, A golf club heat insulation cover including a fastener portion capable of holding the slit in a closed state is provided. To.

  According to the present invention, a golf club can be heated or kept warm. In other words, the golf club can be maintained at an appropriate temperature regardless of the outside temperature or season. And it can make a user perform a competition stably, without being influenced by outside temperature or a season.

It is explanatory drawing which shows the structural example of the golf club heating system of embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the structure of a planar heater. It is a vertical sectional view of a planar heater. It is an external appearance perspective view which shows the example of the golf club heat insulation cover of 1st Embodiment. It is a vertical sectional view of a golf club heat insulating cover. It is an external appearance perspective view which shows the example of the golf club heat insulation cover of 2nd Embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows a golf club.

Embodiment 1 FIG.
A golf club heating system according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described. FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration example of a golf club heating system according to a first embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, the golf club warming system according to the first embodiment of the present invention includes a golf club warming device 10 and a golf club warming cover 20a. The golf club warming device 10 includes a planar heater 3 that generates heat when energized, a battery pack 4 containing a battery, and a power cable 5 that connects the planar heater 3 and the battery pack 4. It is installed in the caddy bag 1.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the planar heater 3 and the battery pack 4 are connected by a power cable 5 that is passed through the upper opening surface of the caddy bag 1. The planar heater 3 of the golf club warming device 10 is suspended by the power cable 5 so as to be positioned in the vicinity of the shaft portion 102 of the golf club 100 inside the caddy bag 1. The battery pack 4 of the golf club heating device 10 is installed outside the caddy bag 1.

  The power cable 5 is installed along the inner surface of the caddy bag 1. The planar heater 3 and the power cable 5 rub against the golf club 100 as the golf club 100 is put in and out of the caddy bag 1 and therefore desirably have wear resistance.

  The battery pack 4 can accommodate, for example, about 4 to 8 dry batteries. The battery pack 4 is provided with a switch for starting and stopping power supply to the planar heater 3, and starts supplying power from the dry battery stored when the switch is turned on. You may be comprised so that the electric power supply from the dry battery accommodated may be stopped when a switch will be in an OFF state.

  FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing the configuration of the planar heater 3. As shown in FIG. 2, the planar heater 3 includes a heat generating heater 33, heater protection portions 32a and 32b covering the heat generation heater 33, and waterproof material portions 31a and 31b covering the heater protection portions 32a and 32b.

  As shown in FIG. 2, one surface of the heater 33 is covered with a heater protection portion 32a. And the said heater protection part 32a is covered with the waterproof material part 31a. In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the other surface of the heater 33 is covered with a heater protection part 32b. And the said heater protection part 32b is covered with the waterproof material part 31b.

  And each part of the planar heater 3 is adhere | attached in the range of about 5-7 mm from the edge part of front and rear, right and left. In addition, when the planar heater 3 is supplied with electric power, both the one surface and the other surface generate heat.

  In the example shown in FIG. 2, the planar heater 3 is molded into a planar quadrangle having an upper surface and a lower surface, but may be molded into another shape such as a circle or an ellipse.

  FIG. 3 is a vertical sectional view of the planar heater 3. As shown in FIG. 3, one surface of the heat generating heater 33 is covered with a waterproof material portion 31a via a heater protection portion 32a, and the other surface of the heat generating heater 33 is covered with a waterproof material portion via a heater protection portion 32b. It is covered with 31b. Then, both surfaces (one surface and the other surface) of the sheet heater 3 are heated by the heater 33.

  The material of the waterproof material portions 31a and 31b is a material having a waterproof property that prevents water from entering the inside of the planar heater 3 even when the golf club 100 stored in the caddy bag 1 is wet due to rain or the like. It is. Specifically, it is waterproof nylon etc., for example.

  The material of the heater protection portions 32 a and 32 b is a material having an impact absorption property that absorbs an impact when the golf club 100 is put in and out of the caddy bag 1 and prevents the heating heater 33 from being damaged. Moreover, since it contacts the heat generating heater 33, it also has heat resistance. Specifically, it is silicon rubber etc., for example.

  When the heater 33 of the planar heater 3 is supplied with predetermined power (for example, power supplied by about 4 to 8 dry batteries) from the battery pack 4 through the power cable 5, for example, the surface temperature is increased. It generates heat until it reaches about 40 ° C. The heat generated by the planar heater 33 is transmitted to the shaft portion 102 of the golf club 100 accommodated in the caddy bag 1 via the heater protection portions 32a and 32b and the waterproof material portions 31a and 32b, and the shaft portion 102 Warm up. That is, the shaft portion 102 in the vicinity of the planar heater 3 is heated.

  The heat transferred to the shaft portion 102 is transferred to the grip portion 101 via the shaft portion 102 and heats the grip portion 101. Further, the heat transmitted to the shaft portion 102 is transmitted to the head portion 103 via the shaft portion 102 and heats the head portion 103.

  Further, the planar heater 3 heats the air inside the caddy bag 1 by heat generation, raises the internal temperature by 4 to 6 ° C. from the outside air temperature, and indirectly heats the entire golf club 100.

  Next, the golf club heat insulating cover 20a will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 4 is an external perspective view showing an example of the golf club heat insulating cover 20a. As shown in FIG. 4, the golf club heat insulating cover 20 a is provided on the opening surface of the caddy bag 1 (specifically, the golf club 100 (more specifically, the shaft of the golf club 100). It is a lid-shaped molded article that covers a surface that is not covered by a housing for taking in and out the portion 102 and the grip portion 101).

  As shown in FIG. 4, the heat insulating cover 20 a includes a lid portion 15 and a fastening portion 11. The lid portion 15 is molded into a shape that can correspond to the shape of the opening surface of the commercially available caddy bag 1. The lid portion 15 is provided with long slits 12a to 12c that are slits for inserting and removing the golf club 100 (specifically, the shaft portion 102 and the grip portion 101 of the golf club 100). In the example shown in FIG. 4, three long slits 12 a to 12 c are provided, but the number of long slits is not limited to three and may be other numbers. The length of the long slits 12a and 12c is, for example, about 70 mm, and the length of the long slit 12b is, for example, about 100 mm.

  Moreover, in the example shown in FIG. 4, in order to make it easy to put in and out the golf club 100 through the long slits 12a to 12c, it intersects with the long slits 12a to 12c and is shorter than the long slits 12a to 12c ( For example, short slits 13a to 13n which are 15 to 20 mm) slits are provided. In the example shown in FIG. 4, the cover portion 15 is provided with short slits 13a to 13d that intersect with the long slit 12a, short slits 13e to 13j that intersect with the long slit 12b, and a short portion that intersects with the long slit 12c. Slits 13k to 13n are provided.

  In the example shown in FIG. 4, 14 short slits 13a to 13n are provided on the assumption that 14 or less golf clubs 100 are used based on the rules of golf competition. The number of is not limited to 14 and may be other numbers. Where the long slit 12a and the short slits 13a to 13d intersect, the long slit 12b and the short slits 13e to 13j intersect, and the long slit 12c and the short slits 13k to 13n intersect, For example, it is a place corresponding to a partition for storing each golf club 100 inside the caddy bag 1. In such a case, the user can easily accommodate the golf club 100 in the caddy bag 1 with the location where the long slits 12a to 12c and the short slits 13a to 13n intersect as a mark. it can.

  In addition, instead of providing the short slits 13a to 13n or together with the short slits 13a to 13n, the lid portion 15 may be provided with holes for facilitating the taking in and out of the golf club 100.

  In the lid portion 15, the long slits 12 a to 12 c and the short slits 13 a to 13 n are provided along the slits in order to prevent the slit width from increasing due to wear or the like due to the golf club 100 being put in and out or the slit length from being increased. Reinforcement processing is done. Specifically, for example, the front surface and the back surface of the lid portion 15 are sewn with a thread along each slit.

  The fastening portion 11 is a band-like body having a width of about 15 mm that is wound around the opening surface so that the lid portion 15 covers the opening surface of the caddy bag 1. The fastening portion 11 is provided with surface fasteners 14 a and 14 b for fixing the length of the fastening portion 11 to a length corresponding to the length around the opening surface of the caddy bag 1.

  The fastening portion 11 is wound around the opening surface of the caddy bag 1 (in the vicinity of the upper end portion of the caddy bag 1) by the user so that the lid portion 15 covers the opening surface of the caddy bag 1, and the surface fastener 14a, The strength of winding is adjusted by 14b.

  FIG. 5 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the golf club heat insulating cover 20a. As shown in FIG. 5, the golf club heat insulating cover 20 a includes a heat insulating rubber 25 and cloths 26 a and 26 b that respectively cover both surfaces of the heat insulating rubber 25, and has a thickness of about 10 mm, for example.

  The heat insulating rubber 25 has a heat insulating function and a waterproof function. The cloths 26a and 26b have elasticity and are made of, for example, wool and nylon.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, when the planar heater 3 generates heat, the shaft portion 102 of the golf club 100 can be heated directly and indirectly. That is, the golf club 100 can be maintained at a temperature within a predetermined range regardless of the outside temperature or season. The user can perform a stable game regardless of the outside temperature and the season.

  Moreover, since the heat generating heater 33 is configured to be protected by the heater protecting portions 32a and 32b and the waterproof material portions 31a and 31b covering the heater protecting portions 32a and 32b, the heat generating heater 33 during the outdoor competition is provided. Can prevent damage.

  Further, since the heater 33 is configured to generate heat based on the electric power supplied from the dry battery, the entire golf club warming device 10 can be reduced in weight compared to the case where a large storage battery is used. . And the caddy bag 1 by which the golf club warming apparatus 10 was installed can be conveyed easily, and a user can concentrate on a golf game. Further, since the existing caddy bag 1 can be used, the golf club 100 can be heated at a low cost.

  Since the golf club heat insulating cover 20a covers the shaft portion 102 and the grip portion 101 of the golf club 100, the wetness of the shaft portion 102 and the grip portion 101 of the golf club 100 can be prevented when it rains. Further, it is possible to prevent a temperature drop of the shaft portion 102 and the grip portion 101 during cold weather. In particular, this is effective in preventing the temperature of the shaft portion 102 and the grip portion 101 from being lowered due to the temperature drop of the head portion 103 during strong wind.

  Further, since the long slits 12a to 12c and the short slits 13a to 13n for inserting and removing the golf club 100 during the golf competition are provided in the lid portion 15 of the golf club heat insulating cover 20a, a quick golf club by the user. 100 can be taken in and out, and the user can be concentrated in the golf game.

  Further, since the golf club heat insulating cover 20 a covers the upper portion of the shaft portion 102 and the grip portion 101 of the golf club 100, the temperature of the shaft portion 102 and the grip portion 101 of the golf club 100 decreases due to outside air flowing from the opening surface of the caddy bag 1. Can be prevented. In addition, since the air heated and raised by the planar heater 3 leaks from the long slits 12a to 12c and the short slits 13a to 13n provided in the lid portion 15 of the golf club heat insulating cover 20a, the golf club wet by rain or the like When 100 is accommodated, moist air inside the caddy bag 1 is discharged to the outside, and the wet shaft portion 102 and grip portion 101 can be dried.

  Further, since the head portion 103 of the golf club 100 is not covered with the lid portion 15 of the golf club heat insulating cover 20a, the user can easily and quickly identify the golf club that the user desires to use and concentrate on the golf competition. it can.

Embodiment 2. FIG.
A golf club heating system according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. The golf club warming system according to the second embodiment of the present invention is different in that a golf club warm cover 20b is used instead of the golf club warm cover 20a according to the first embodiment.

  FIG. 6 is an external perspective view showing an example of the golf club heat insulating cover 20b. As shown in FIG. 6, the golf club heat insulating cover 20 b is an upper portion of the golf club 100 housed in the caddy bag 1 (specifically, the head of the golf club 1 that is a portion protruding from the opening surface of the caddy bag 1). The golf club 100 is placed on the golf club 100 so that the opening provided with the notch 24 is formed downward.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the golf club heat insulation cover 20 b includes an opening / closing portion 21 for inserting and removing the golf club 100 during a golf competition, and the periphery of the opening surface of the caddy bag 1 (near the upper end portion of the caddy bag 1). ) And the fastening portion 22 wound around. The material of the golf club heat insulating cover 20b is the same as the material of the golf club heat insulating cover 20a shown in FIG.

  The open / close portion 21 of the golf club heat insulation cover 20b is normally closed (that is, it is difficult for the air inside the golf club heat insulation cover 20b to flow out or the air from outside to flow into the inside). It is a slit formed so as to become. When the golf club 100 is put in and out of the caddy bag 1 during a golf competition, the user opens the golf club 100.

  A fastener 23 is installed in the opening / closing part 21. The fastener 23 is, for example, a surface fastener or a line fastener. In the example shown in FIG. 6, the fastener 23 is a line fastener. Then, an opening / closing operation is performed on the fastener 23 by the user. When the user closes the fastener 23, the air inside the golf club heat-insulating cover 20b is blocked from flowing out to the outside through the slit of the opening / closing part 21 and from flowing into the outside air.

  The fastening portion 22 is an opening in the golf club heat insulating cover 20b, and is installed at the end of the cut 24 provided in the opening. Specifically, the fastening portion 22 is realized by a surface fastener, for example.

  Then, the fastening portion 22 is wound around the opening surface of the caddy bag 1 (in the vicinity of the upper end portion of the caddy bag 1) by the user and fastened by a hook-and-loop fastener.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, when the planar heater 3 generates heat, the shaft portion 102 of the golf club 100 can be heated directly and indirectly. That is, the golf club 100 can be maintained at a temperature within a predetermined range regardless of the outside temperature or season. The user can perform a stable game regardless of the outside temperature and the season.

  Further, since the heater 33 is configured to be protected by the heater protection portions 32a and 32b and the waterproof material portions 31a and 31b covering the heater protection portions 32a and 32b, the heat heater 33 during outdoor competitions. Can prevent damage.

  Further, since the heater 33 is configured to generate heat based on the electric power supplied from the dry battery, the entire golf club warming device 10 can be reduced in weight compared to the case where a large storage battery is used. . And the caddy bag 1 by which the golf club warming apparatus 10 was installed can be conveyed easily, and a user can concentrate on a golf game. Further, since the existing caddy bag 1 can be used, the golf club 100 can be heated at a low cost.

  Since the golf club heat insulating cover 20b covers the top of the golf club 100, it is possible to prevent the golf club 100 from getting wet when it rains. Further, the temperature of the head portion 103 of the golf club 100 can be prevented from lowering when it is cold, and the temperature of the shaft portion 102 and the grip portion 101 due to the temperature reduction of the head portion 103 can be prevented. In particular, it is effective for preventing a temperature drop of the head portion 103 during a strong wind.

  Further, since the golf club heat insulating cover 20b is configured to cover the head portions 103 of the plurality of golf clubs 100, damage (such as generation of scratches) due to the plurality of golf clubs 100 coming into contact with each other during transportation or the like. ) Can be prevented. In particular, when the golf club heat insulating cover 20b is configured to limit the movement of the head portions 103 of the plurality of golf clubs 100 (specifically, for example, the inner surface of the golf club heat insulating cover 20b includes a plurality of golf balls). This effect is remarkable when the club 100 is configured so as to be in contact with the head unit 103 strong enough to limit the movement of the head unit 103 of the club 100.

  In addition, since an opening / closing portion 21 for taking in and out the golf club 100 during golf competition is provided on the upper surface of the golf club heat insulating cover 20b, the user can quickly put in and out the golf club 100, and You can focus on the competition. In addition, since the fastener 23 is installed in the opening-and-closing part 21, while performing an appropriate opening-and-closing operation by a user, while being able to take in and out of the golf club 100 rapidly, the above-mentioned wet weather and It can also prevent a temperature drop during cold weather.

  Further, since the golf club heat insulating cover 20b covers the upper part of the golf club 100, the air heated and raised by the planar heater 3 is taken into the golf club heat insulating cover 20b, and the head of the golf club 100 is heated by the heated air. The part 103 can be warmed. That is, the golf club warming device 10 and the golf club heat insulating cover 20b cooperate to warm the shaft portion 102, the head portion 103, and the grip portion 101 of the golf club 100, and to prevent a temperature drop.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Caddy bag 3 Planar heater 4 Battery pack 5 Power cable 10 Golf club heating apparatus 11 Fastening part 12a, 12b, 12c Long slit 13a-13n Short slit 14a, 14b Surface fastener 15 Cover part 20a, 20b Golf club heat insulation cover 21 Opening / closing part 22 Fastening part 23 Fastener 24 Cutting 25 Thermal insulation rubber 26a, 26b Cloth 31a, 31b Waterproof material part 32a, 32b Heater protection part 33 Heating heater 100 Golf club 101 Grip part 102 Shaft part 103 Head part

Claims (4)

A golf club heating device for heating a golf club accommodated in a caddy bag so that a head portion is upward,
A heating heater that is molded into a planar shape and generates heat when power is supplied;
A battery pack for storing a battery for supplying power to the heater;
A power cable for connecting the heater and the battery pack;
The heating device for a golf club, wherein the heater is suspended by the power cable so as to be positioned in the vicinity of a shaft portion of the golf club housed in the caddy bag. A golf club heat insulation cover for keeping the golf club housed in the caddy bag so that the head portion is upward,
An opening surface provided above the caddy bag, the lid including a cover portion covering the opening surface of the golf club, in which the shaft portion and the grip portion are taken in and out,
The said cover part contains the slit which can take in and out the shaft part and grip part of the said golf club in the inside of the said caddy bag. The golf club heat insulation cover characterized by the above-mentioned. A golf club heat insulation cover for keeping the golf club housed in the caddy bag so that the head portion is upward,
A fastening portion that is provided above the caddy bag and is wound around the opening surface of the golf club where the shaft portion and the grip portion are taken in and out.
A cover part connected to the fastening part and covering an upper part of the head part of the golf club housed in the caddy bag;
The cover portion is provided with a slit for taking in and out the golf club whose upper portion is covered with the cover portion on the upper surface, and the cover portion is a fastener portion capable of holding the slit in a closed state. A golf club heat insulation cover comprising: The golf club warming device according to claim 1,
A golf club warming system comprising: the golf club heat insulation cover according to claim 2.

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