JP3159088U - Putting practice cup - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To realize a practice cup that can practice according to actual putting and can be used simultaneously by a plurality of people. In a practice cup in which a plurality of seesaw plates (10) on which a rolling ball (B) that can roll over can be arranged in the radial direction of the substrate by providing a pivot portion along the periphery of the substrate (1), the center of the substrate is provided. A circular ball stage 2 that is raised by one step is provided, and the end portion of the seesaw plate that is configured to have a shorter overall length in the substrate inner direction than the total length in the substrate outer direction from the pivot portion is landed on the ball stage. At the same time, by providing a portion where the seesaw plate is not provided around the substrate, a ball discharge path is formed, and the ball stage is inclined toward the ball discharge path side. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a cup for use in golf putting practice.

  A putting practice cup is known in which instead of a hole excavated in green, a ball can enter through a slope on the circumferential side (Patent Document 1).

On the other hand, this type of practice cup is also known in which a plurality of seesaw plates on which rolling balls can ride are arranged in the radial direction of the substrate by providing a pivot portion along the periphery of the substrate ( Patent Documents 2 to 5).
JP 2002-233600 A Taisho 14 year real public 21083 gazette Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 10-9007 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 63-193081 JP-A-6-54937

  The latter practice cup is replaced with a slope and a seesaw plate that allows the rolled ball to get over it. Since it jumps over the board and can not be cupped in, it has the advantage that it can practice according to the actual putting.

  In this case, if the seesaw plate is configured so that the total length in the substrate inner direction is shorter than the total length in the substrate outer direction from the pivot portion and no difference in weight is provided, the end portion in the substrate outer direction lands on the floor surface in a normal state. Do not configure. On the other hand, the ball that rolls over the slope of the seesaw plate crosses the pivot part, and this time the seesaw plate tilts toward the inside of the substrate, so that it rolls down there. Since the overall length in the substrate inner direction is shorter than the pivot portion, the inclination angle becomes steep, and there is a problem that a ball having a strength that should originally jump over the seesaw plate is also cupped in.

  In addition, the ball once cupped in cannot be removed from the cup due to the non-return action of the seesaw plate, and the cup becomes full and cannot be used unless it is removed from the cup each time.

  This device was created for the purpose of providing a putting-practice cup that eliminates the above-mentioned problems of the prior art. A seesaw plate on which a rolled ball can get over is formed along the periphery of the substrate. A plurality of practice cups arranged in the radial direction of the board by providing a pivot part, a circular ball stage raised in the center of the board is provided, and the overall length in the board inner direction is shorter than the total length in the board outer direction from the pivot part. The end of the configured seesaw plate in the direction toward the inside of the substrate is landed on the ball stage, and a portion where no seesaw plate is provided around the substrate is used as a ball discharge path, and the ball stage is on the ball discharge path side. It is characterized in that it is inclined toward.

  According to the practice cup of the present invention, a circular ball stage raised at the center of the substrate is provided, and the end of the seesaw plate in the substrate inner direction is landed on the ball stage. First put on this ball stage. And, by providing a portion where the seesaw plate is not provided around the substrate, a ball discharge path is formed, and since the ball stage is inclined toward the ball discharge path side, the ball rolls down to the ball discharge path side due to gravity, Since it is discharged out of the cup from there, the ball does not accumulate in the cup, and a plurality of people can practice putting from different directions at the same time.

  In addition, as described above, the end of the seesaw plate in the substrate inner direction lands on the ball stage raised from the substrate, so that the seesaw plate does not have a steep inclination angle even if the total length in the substrate inner direction is shorter than the pivot part, It is possible to prevent a ball having a strength that should originally jump over the seesaw plate from being accidentally cupped in.

The top view of the cup for putting practice of this device. The perspective view of the principal part of a board | substrate same as the above. The perspective view of a seesaw board same as the above. The perspective view of the principal part of a board | substrate same as the above. The perspective view of the ball | bowl discharge path of a board | substrate same as the above. Explanatory drawing which shows an effect | action same as the above. Explanatory drawing which shows an effect | action same as the above. Explanatory drawing which shows an effect | action same as the above. The top view which shows a use condition same as the above.

  Hereinafter, specific embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a plan view of a putting practice cup according to the present invention. This practice cup is composed of a base plate 1 and a seesaw plate 10 which is swingably provided on the base plate 1. In this embodiment, these are made of plastic.

  The substrate 1 has a shaft 6 projecting along the circumference of a circular main body in order to arrange a plurality of seesaw plates 10 on which balls can be overcome so as to be swingable in a radial direction (see FIG. 2). On the other hand, the seesaw plate 10 is provided with a bearing 11 on which the above-mentioned shaft is loosely fitted on the back surface (see FIG. 3), and a pivot portion is constituted by these shaft and bearing.

  At the center of the substrate 1 is provided a circular ball stage 2 that is raised one step, and the end portion of the seesaw plate 10 that is configured to have a shorter overall length in the substrate inner direction than the total length in the substrate outer direction from the pivot portion It is intended to land on the stage (see FIG. 4). In this embodiment, a stepped portion 3 is arranged on the circumferential side of the ball stage 2, and an end portion in the substrate inner side direction is landed here.

  A portion where the seesaw plate 10 is not provided is provided around the substrate to form a ball discharge path 4, and the ball stage is inclined toward the ball discharge path by being inclined toward the ball discharge path, and is guided to the ball discharge path. . In the figure, reference numerals 5 and 5 denote left and right rising walls of the ball discharge path 4. Reference numeral 7 in the drawing denotes a mark that functions as an indicator of the rolling direction of the ball, and is provided at the center of the ball stage 2.

  6-8 is explanatory drawing which shows the effect | action of the cup for practice of this invention which consists of the above structure. The ball B that has rolled in FIG. 6 climbs the slope formed by the seesaw plate 10 (C), crosses the pivot point (B), and then descends to the ball stage by the seesaw action to get over the seesaw plate and cup in (C). On the other hand, when the putting is weak, the ball B cannot get into the cup without getting over the seesaw plate 10 as shown in FIG. On the other hand, if it is too strong, it will jump over the seesaw plate 10 as shown in FIG.

  FIG. 9 shows a case where a plurality of people practice putting from different directions at the same time. Even in this case, the ball B which has been cupped in is immediately discharged from the ball discharge path 4, so that the ball may be collected in the cup. Multiple people can practice at the same time.

1 substrate 2 ball stage 4 ball discharge path 10 seesaw plate

Claims (1)

  In a practice cup in which a plurality of seesaw plates that can be rolled over are arranged in the radial direction of the board by providing a pivot part along the circumference of the board, a circular ball stage raised at the center of the board is formed. The end of the seesaw plate, which is configured to have a shorter overall length in the substrate inner direction than the total length in the substrate outer direction from the pivot, is landed on the ball stage, and a seesaw plate is disposed around the substrate. A putting practice cup characterized in that a ball discharge path is provided by providing a portion not provided, and the ball stage is inclined toward the ball discharge path side.

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