JP3167407U - Golf club count indicator - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a count display tool for displaying a count of a golf club on the grip portion side without processing the grip portion. SOLUTION: The count display tool 10 is made of a short circular tubular member made of silicon rubber, and the count character of a golf club 20 is printed on the outer peripheral surface thereof with an elastic paint, or the count character is engraved at the time of injection molding. It is described as a method of filling elastic paint. Utilizing the elasticity of the silicon rubber, the golf club is fitted from the rear end side of the grip portion 21, moved to the front end portion and the vicinity of the rear end portion of the grip portion, and is mounted in a tightly fitted state. Even if there is a large forced elastic deformation during mounting, the count letters will not peel off because the elastic paint is used. It is fixed by friction due to tight fitting to the grip part, and exhibits simple and functional aesthetics. It is also possible to change the color of the short circular tubular member according to the count. [Selection diagram] Fig. 2

Description

  The present invention. The present invention relates to a display device that is attached to a grip portion of a golf club so that a golf club's count can be easily visually recognized.

In recent years, golf clubs have been improved to be easier to use based on the popularization of golf to young people and women.
The golf club is composed of a shaft portion, a club head portion, and a grip portion. The club number is displayed on the club head portion. Specifically, count letters are engraved on the sole surface of wood, and on the sole surface and back face surface of iron. Generally, a player visually recognizes the count letters of the club head portion to identify the count of the golf club. I do.

By the way, normally, when the golf club is housed in the main body of the carry bag, only the most of the grip and shaft of the golf club are in the main body, and the club head protrudes upward from the opening end of the main body. Therefore, it is easy to see the count.
However, golf beginners often have trouble shots and choro during the course of the course, and often carry several required clubs in order to reduce inconvenience to latecomers.

  In that case, the golf club will be selected for the next while judging the remaining distance to the hole and the situation where the ball is placed, but it will be judged and confirmed by looking at the sole and back face of the club head part by step If you carry it with the club head on the bottom, it is troublesome to have to change the club head so that the club head is on the top. Affect.

In contrast, some golf clubs have a count display printed on the grip part itself in advance, but the outer peripheral surface of the grip part must be made of a printable material, and the grip part design and feel when gripped. About is not for everyone because it is greatly influenced by personal preferences.
In addition, when replacing an existing grip part with a grip part on which a count display is printed, a highly skilled technique is required.

Therefore, various methods have been proposed for displaying the golf club number, and in Patent Document 1 below, a circular cap-shaped main body 101 and an attachment as shown in FIGS. 10 (A) and 10 (B) are provided. A display tool 104 composed of a member 102 and a display member 103 is used, and the display tool 104 is fixed to the rear end face 107 of the grip portion 106 of the golf club 105 with the mounting member 102 as shown in FIG. Is adopted.
Specifically, the attachment member 102, which is a taper screw, is screwed into the screw hole 108 formed in the rear end surface 107 of the grip portion 106. As a result, as shown in FIG. As described above, the display member 103 [see FIG. 10B for the display surface] on which the owner's initials and count are written is attached to the rear end of the golf club 105, and the count display can be confirmed also on the grip portion 106 side. become.

  In Patent Document 2 shown below, as shown in FIG. 12, a recess 113 is formed in a surface layer portion 112 of a rubber material or a resin material constituting the grip portion 111, and a plate 114 with a count display is attached to the recess 113. A sheet 124 having a surface fastener 123 on one side was attached to the golf club fitted and adhered to the surface, and the surface layer portion 122 constituting the grip portion 121, as shown in FIG. A golf club has been proposed in which a hook-and-loop fastener 126 is provided on the back surface of the plate 125, and the hook-and-loop fasteners 123 and 126 are joined to each other so that the plate 125 can be detachably attached to the surface layer portion 122 of the grip portion 121. .

JP 2000-107337 A Registered Utility Model No. 3041043

  As described above, the proposals of Patent Documents 1 and 2 make it possible to attach a count display to the grip portion side, and when selecting a golf club count during a round, it is not necessary to confirm the count display on the club head portion side. However, it can be identified on the grip side.

  However, with respect to the invention of Patent Document 1, a screw 108 must be formed on the rear end surface 107 of the grip portion 106, and cannot be applied to an already used golf club. There is a problem that it is difficult to see the display contents because the count display surface is small.

Further, in the device shown in FIG. 12 in the device of Patent Document 2, a recess 113 must be formed in the surface layer portion 112 of the grip portion 111, which is troublesome to process, and it is difficult to apply to a golf club that has already been used. When application is difficult and the surface layer portion 112 is made of a rubber material with cords, the cords kneaded are cut to form the recesses 113. However, problems such as tearing from the portion where the recess 113 is formed are likely to occur.
On the other hand, what is shown in FIG. 13 in the device of Patent Document 2 does not have the above-mentioned drawbacks, but because it is a detachable mechanism using hook-and-loop fasteners 123 and 126, it is easy to peel off by impact or abrasion, and at the joint portion. There are also problems such as permeation of sweat and adhesion of dirt, and the evaluation is low from the viewpoint of design.
In both cases, the diameters of the plates 114 and 125 are as small as about half the diameter of the grip portions 111 and 121. Therefore, as in the case of Patent Document 1, the count notation surface must be reduced.

  Therefore, the present invention has an object to provide a golf club count display tool that does not have the above-mentioned problems and is excellent in design while enabling a count display on the grip portion side of the golf club. To do.

  A first device is a short circular tubular member made of a rubber elastic material, and a golf club's count character is written on the outer peripheral surface thereof. The present invention relates to a golf club number indicator that can be fitted from the end side and can be mounted in an interference-fit state at any position of the grip portion.

  The grip portion of the golf club has a tapered surface with a gentle slope from the rear end portion to the front end portion, and the difference in diameter between the rear end portion and the front end portion is not so large, and a short circular tube made of a rubber elastic material The member can achieve an interference fit at any position of the grip portion within the range of its elastic deformation, and is firmly fixed by a frictional relationship with the grip portion.

In the present invention, depending on the selection of the rubber elastic material, the short circular tubular member can be fitted in the vicinity of the grip portion in the shaft portion of the golf club within an elastic deformation range in an interference fit state.
In the present invention, silicon rubber can be used as a rubber elastic material constituting the short circular tubular member.
In the present invention, the color of the short tubular member may be made different according to the golf club number indicated on the outer peripheral surface of the short tubular member.
Further, in the present invention, it is desirable that the count letters of the golf club be represented by a method of printing with an elastic paint on the outer peripheral surface of the short circular tubular member, or a method of filling the elastic paint after marking the character. Acrylic silicon resin can be applied.

  Next, the second device is a devised method of applying the golf club's count letters to the outer peripheral surface of the short tubular member, and the count letters are formed as recesses on the outer peripheral surface of the short circular tubular member. A decorative seal in which the short circular tubular member is attached in the vicinity of the grip portion in the grip portion or the shaft portion, and the cross section is a half-moon-shaped belt body, and the flat surface side is an adhesive surface. The invention relates to a count indicator for a golf club which is bonded along the recess.

Whereas the first device employs a method of filling the elastic paint after engraving the short circular tubular member as a way of indicating the count character, in the second device, the count character is imprinted. In the state where the short circular tubular member is mounted on the golf club, a band-shaped decorative seal is adhered along the concave portion, and in addition to the fact that the cross-section of the decorative seal is a half moon, Characters that are resistant to scratching can be realized.
In the second device as well, silicon rubber can be applied as the rubber elastic material constituting the short tubular member, and it is naturally possible to make the color different depending on the golf club number.

  A third device is composed of a display plate in which a golf club's number is written on a thin elastic plate material, and a short circular tubular member made of a rubber elastic material, and the short circular tubular member is a part of the outer peripheral surface thereof. A recess is formed on each side wall portion in the circumferential direction of the recess, and a groove is formed in each thickness. From the rear end side of the grip portion of the golf club within the range of elastic deformation The display plate can be mounted with an interference fit at any position of the grip portion, and the display plate is mounted with the short circular tubular member mounted on the grip portion of the golf club. A golf club number display characterized by being fitted into a recess of the short tubular member by inserting both side portions into each groove of the short circular tubular member while bending the character display surface on the front side Related to ingredients.

  In this device, the both sides of the display plate are inserted into the grooves formed on both sides of the recess and locked in the recess formed in the short tubular member attached to the golf club. The display plate is fitted in such a manner that the count letters are displayed.

Also in this device, as in the first device, by selecting a rubber elastic material, the short circular tubular member can be tightly fitted near the grip portion in the shaft portion of the golf club within the elastic deformation range. Silicon rubber can be used as a rubber elastic material constituting the short tubular member.
Further, the color of the short circular tubular member may be different according to the number of the golf club on which the short circular tubular member is mounted.
Further, the display plate is printed on one side of a transparent acrylic plate so as to be a count letter when viewed from the other side, and the short circular tubular member is arranged such that the display plate is on the back side. It can also be made to fit in the recessed part.

The golf club count indicator of the present invention has the following effects.
The first device is capable of displaying the count by attaching a seamless band to the grip part, and it is simple and functional aesthetics without being processed to the grip part, and is excellent in design. Provide a count indicator.
In addition, it is possible to freely select whether the count indicator is attached to the grip portion or the shaft portion by utilizing the large elastic deformation range of the rubber elastic material.
In this device, silicon rubber or the like can be applied to the short circular tubular member. However, if the color is made different for each golf club count, the player can store the golf course as long as the correspondence between the count and the color is stored. The count can be identified simply by looking at the color of the short tubular member attached to the club from a distance.
Furthermore, when the count letters of the short circular tubular member are indicated by paint printing or filling with paint after engraving, if an elastic paint such as acrylic silicone resin is used as the paint, the short circular tubular member is fitted on the grip portion. Even in the case of large elastic deformation in the attaching process, the paint does not peel off.

  The second device employs a method of adhering a band-shaped decorative seal to a concave portion as a method for indicating a count letter for a short circular tubular member. Recently, a wide variety of decorative seals are commercially available for mobile phone decoration. Therefore, the player himself can freely select the color of the count character and give his uniqueness.

The third idea is that the count indicator is composed of a display plate and a short circular tubular member, so that the short circular tubular member has versatility, and it is easy to manufacture a display plate for each count. This makes it possible to provide an inexpensive count indicator.
Further, the count letters are displayed in the frame of the recess formed in the short circular tubular member, so that a calm design with a high-class feeling is obtained.
In this device, the effect based on the fact that the short tubular member is a rubber elastic member and silicon rubber can be applied is the same as in the case of the first device, but the color of the short tubular member is divided into a large number. Since the display plate is an independent separate part, there is an advantage that the user's favorite color can correspond to each count.
In this device, the display plate can be a transparent acrylic plate, and the transparent acrylic plate can be seen through the transparent acrylic plate so that the count letters can be seen. It is possible to prevent deterioration such as peeling of the count letters and fading.

  The count indicator in the first, second, and third devices is detachable from the golf club, and the player specifies the position of the short tubular member attached to the grip portion and the position of the count letter. There is a secondary advantage that it can be used as a guide when holding a club shortly or as a guide for determining a club face angle.

It is an external appearance perspective view of the count display tool which concerns on Embodiment 1, (A)-(D) are each used for a 7th iron, a 9th iron, a pitching wedge, and an approach wedge. It is an external appearance perspective view which shows the state which mounted | wore the golf club with the count display tool, (A) is mounted | worn with the grip part, (B) is mounted | worn with the shaft part. It is a figure which shows the procedure at the time of mounting | wearing a shaft of a golf club with a count display tool. It is a figure which shows the state at the time of a player taking an address with the golf club which equipped the count display tool. It is a figure which shows the structure system of the count character which concerns on Embodiment 2, Comprising: The external appearance perspective view of the state which mounted | wore the short circular tubular member in the grip part, the external appearance perspective view which shows the principal part of a sealing material, and (B) It is an external appearance perspective view (C) which shows the state which has stuck the sealing material in the recessed part which comprises the display character in a short circular tubular member. It is the external appearance perspective view (A) of the short circular tubular member which is a component of the count display tool which concerns on Embodiment 3, and the perspective view (B) of a display plate. It is an XX arrow sectional view in a top view (A), a front view (B), a side view (C), and a front view (B) of a short circular tubular member. An external perspective view (A) showing a state in which a short circular tubular member is mounted on a grip portion of a golf club, a cross-sectional view (B) of a main part during an attaching operation of a display plate to a concave portion of the short circular tubular member, and a short circular tubular member It is principal part sectional drawing (C) after attaching the display plate to a recessed part. However, (B) and (C) correspond to the YY arrow cross section in (A). It is an external appearance perspective view which shows the state with which the count display tool which concerns on Embodiment 3 was mounted | worn with the grip part of the golf club. It is the front view (A) and top view (B) of the count display tool which concerns on invention of patent document 1. FIG. They are an external appearance perspective view (A) which shows the state before attachment to the golf club of the count display tool which concerns on invention of patent document 1, and an external appearance perspective view (B) which shows the state after attachment. They are sectional drawing (A) and a top view (B) of the attachment part of the count display plate in the golf club which concerns on the device of patent document 2. FIG. They are sectional drawing (A) and a top view (B) of the attachment part of the count display plate in the golf club which concerns on the device of patent document 2. FIG.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of a “golf club count indicator” of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
<Embodiment 1>
1A to 1D are external perspective views of a golf club count display tool according to this embodiment, and the count displays used for the 7th iron, the 9th iron, the pitching wedge, and the approach wedge, respectively. Ingredient 10.
Each count indicator 10 has a short circular tube shape made of silicon rubber, and “7i”, “9i”, “PW” are the count indications related to the golf clubs to which each is attached on the outer peripheral surface thereof. "And" AW "are given.
Although four count indicators 10 are shown here as examples, other irons, drivers, and putters are also given count letters according to each.

  This count character may be by a method of printing on the outer peripheral surface with an elastic paint such as acrylic silicon resin, but an injection mold so that each character is imprinted on the outer peripheral surface at the time of silicon rubber injection molding It is desirable to use a method in which the molded product is taken out from the mold, and then the indented recess is filled with an elastic paint such as an acrylic silicone resin having a color different from the color of the main body.

The count display tool 10 of this embodiment is attached to the golf club in a manner as shown in FIG.
Specifically, the short circular tubular count indicator 10 is externally fitted to the grip part 21 of the golf club 20 under an interference fit condition, and is mounted near the front end of the grip part 21.
In this case, assuming that the diameter near the grip end, which is the maximum diameter portion of the grip portion 21, is D1, and the diameter near the front end portion, which is the minimum diameter portion, is D2, the count indicator 10 has an inner diameter in a natural state where no external force is applied. The condition that D0 is smaller than D2 and the inner diameter can be made larger than D1 when the inner diameter is expanded within the range of elastic deformation (the range in which plastic deformation does not occur) must be satisfied.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2 (B), the count indicator 11 may be mounted near the grip portion 21 of the shaft portion 22, but the count indicator 11 in that case is in a natural state where no external force is applied. The inner diameter D0 is smaller than the diameter D3 of the shaft portion 22.

Therefore, in the case of the mounting position of FIG. 2A, the inner diameter D0 and the thickness t of the count indicator 10 should be set in relation to the diameter D2 of the grip portion 21, and the diameter D2 is determined by the grip portion 21. The size standard (men's / lady's / junior size) is different, but the difference in the standard can be sufficiently covered by the elastic range by using silicon rubber as the material. = 15 mm, thickness t = 2 mm, and length H = 15 mm.
2B, the inner diameter D0 of the count indicator 11 may be reduced in correspondence with the diameter D3 of the shaft portion 22. In this case as well, the size of the shaft portion 22 is sufficient. The difference in diameter D3 according to the standard can be covered by the elastic range of silicon rubber.

3A to 3D show a procedure when the count display tool 10 is mounted on a golf club.
First, (A): a part on the inner peripheral side of the count indicator 10 is hooked on the outer periphery of the rear end part of the grip part 21, and (B): a part 10a that is in the opposite position and is not yet caught is opened outward. In this way, the inner peripheral surface on the lower end side of the count indicator 10 is hooked on the entire periphery of the rear end portion of the grip portion 21.
And (C): The cylinder part of the count indicator 10 which is in an open state above the rear end surface 21a of the grip part 21 is opened to the outside with a finger, and the cylinder part is folded in the manner of turning the entire periphery of the upper edge outward. (D): Predetermined near the front end of the grip part 21 by moving it downward while rotating on the outer peripheral surface of the grip part 21 while it is in a ring-like state by being wrapped. At the stage of moving to the position, the count display tool 10 wound in a ring shape is expanded into a cylindrical shape with the count display surface on the outside to complete the mounting.
Further, when the count indicator 11 is mounted on the shaft portion 22 as shown in FIG. 2B, the count indicator 11 is rotated while being wound in a ring shape and moved to the position of the shaft portion 22. What is necessary is just to expand to a cylinder shape.
In the above procedure, even if the count indicators 10 and 11 are pulled or wound in a ring shape, the character portions of the count indicators 10 and 11 are made of an elastic paint such as acrylic silicon resin, so that the character portion is There will be no peeling.

In this way, when the count indicator 10, 11 is attached to the grip part 21 or the shaft part 22 of the golf club 20, the golf club 20 holds several golf clubs in the hand so that it can be seen by beginner players. In cases where you have to play, even if you are carrying the club head down, you can check the number on the grip 21 without changing the club head so that the club head is up. It can be easily confirmed simply by looking at the letters of the tools 10 and 11.
In addition, since the count display tools 10 and 11 in this embodiment are made of silicon rubber, the color can be freely selected. If the color is different for each count, the golf club 20 can be used even from a distance. Can be identified.

In any case, the count indicators 10 and 11 of the present embodiment can be applied to any existing golf club without being processed into a golf club, and can be detachably attached to the grip portion 21 and the shaft portion 22. On the other hand, since the fitting is performed under an interference fitting condition, the strong frictional relationship does not cause a shift in the axial direction or the circumferential direction.
And the simple aesthetics when worn on a golf club is excellent as a design, and it is possible to freely set the color relationship between the silicone rubber of the count indicator 10, 11 and the elastic paint filled after printing or engraving. , Contribute to design diversity.
In general, fine irregularities are formed on the surface of the grip part 21 to obtain a good fit when gripped and to prevent slipping, but the inner peripheral surface of the count indicator 10 is about the same. If the unevenness of the fineness is formed, stronger friction with the grip portion 21 can be obtained.

In addition, if the golf club 20 is attached to the golf club 20 at a circumferential angle that corresponds to the line of the club face when the address part of the count indicators 10 and 11 takes the address, the grip part is related to the club face. In addition to being used as a guide for grasping correctly, there is an advantage that it is possible to easily reconfirm the count at the time of addressing as shown in FIG.
Furthermore, since the mounting position of the count indicator 10 in the axial direction of the grip portion 21 can be arbitrarily adjusted in the process described with reference to FIG. 3D, it can be used as a guide for the gripping position when the golf club 20 is gripped shortly. Conversely, if it is attached to the grip end side, it can be used as a standard for the normal gripping position.

<Embodiment 2>
In the count display tool 10 of the first embodiment, as a method of applying a count letter, a method of performing paint printing on the outer peripheral surface or filling a paint after engraving is employed, but a sealing material is applied without using paint. It is also possible to do.
As the sealing material, various decorative seals (commonly known as deco seals) for the user to decorate the outer peripheral surface of the mobile phone are commercially available, and these may be used.

First, as shown in FIG. 5 (A), a short rubber tubular member 30 made of silicon rubber, which is preliminarily engraved with count letters in the injection molding process, is formed in the manner described in FIG. Attach to 31.
In this mounted state, the concave portion 32 constituting the count character is positioned on the outer peripheral surface in a state of being slightly extended in the circumferential direction, but the cross section as shown in FIG. A decorative sticker 33 which is a half-moon-shaped belt is attached.

More specifically, this type of decorative sticker 33 has a flat surface as a sticking surface 33a, and an adhesive is applied to the sticking surface 33a, and a separator 34 is stuck in an unused state. Combined.
Therefore, the count character is divided into segments, and a decorative sticker 33 having a length corresponding to each segment is prepared. As shown in FIG. A decorative seal 33 is adhered along the segment while the separator 34 is peeled off.

According to this method, the decorative sticker 33 as a material is sold in a wide variety of colors and matières, so combine the color of your favorite count letters with the color of the short tubular member 30 And each player can give the count display unit uniqueness.
Also, from a mechanical point of view, the decorative seal 33 that has become a half-moon-shaped convex portion along the concave portion 32 is in a state of being stuck, so it is not peeled off even by rubbing, and its sticking force is Has sufficient impact resistance.

<Embodiment 3>
The count indicator of this embodiment is shown in FIG. 6 and comprises a short circular tubular member 50 made of silicon rubber and a display plate 51 which is a thin acrylic plate.
Here, as shown in FIGS. 6 (A) and 7 (A) to (D), the short circular tubular member 50 has a rectangular recess 52 formed in a part of the outer peripheral surface. Grooves 53a and 54a are formed in the wall portions 53 and 54 on both sides 53 and 54 in the circumferential direction in 52.
On the other hand, the count letters of the golf club are applied on one side of the display plate 51 by printing or engraving after filling.

  The short circular tubular member 50 is fitted to the golf club by the same procedure [(A) to (D) in FIG. 3] as in the case of the count indicator 10 of the first embodiment, and FIG. 55 shows a state in which the short tubular member 50 is mounted, and the surface on which the recess 52 is formed is mounted as the outer surface.

Next, the display plate 51 is attached to the concave portion 52 of the short tubular member 50 attached to the grip portion 55 with the count display surface facing the front side.
Specifically, as shown in FIG. 8B, the side end 51a of the display plate 51 is inserted into the groove 53a of the short circular tubular member 50, and the other side end is bent in the state where the display plate 51 is bent as it is. The part 51b is inserted into the other groove 54a of the short circular tubular member 50.
Then, the display plate 51 tries to be restored to a flat plate state due to its elasticity, but both end portions 51a and 51b are locked by the front wall portions 53b and 54b of the grooves 53a and 54a. As shown, the display plate 51 is fitted along the recess 52.
Therefore, as described above, the display plate 51 is a thin acrylic plate, and can be bent and has a certain elasticity.

As a result, as shown in FIG. 9, the count letters of the display plate 51 are displayed in the frame of the recess 52 of the short circular tubular member 50 attached to the grip portion 55, and the count indicator of the first embodiment The same effect as in the case of 10 can be obtained.
Also, instead of directly displaying the count on the short tubular member 50, the display plate 51 is attached, so that only one kind of short circular tubular member 50 needs to be prepared, and the production is easy. Only the flat display plate 51 may be prepared by coating with paint or engraving after engraving.
However, as in the case of the first embodiment, if the color of the short tubular member 50 is made different depending on the number, the number of the golf club can be identified even at a distance, and in this embodiment, in particular, the display plate 51 is separately provided. Therefore, there is an advantage that the user's favorite color can correspond to each number.

Further, the display plate 51 is a transparent acrylic plate, and printing is performed on the back side of the display plate 51 so that it is a count letter when viewed from the front side. For example, the printed count letters are not peeled off, the printed letters are sufficient, and the printing is not required by the elastic paint, so that the manufacturing cost can be reduced.
And if the count letters are printed on the surface of the count indicator 10 as in the case of the first embodiment, the print letters are easily peeled off due to friction, impact, etc., but in this embodiment, There is nothing.

  Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 9, the count display characters can be seen in the frame defining the recess 52 of the short tubular member 50, so that the design is high-quality and has a good appearance.

  The present invention is applied as a count indicator that is attached to a grip portion or a shaft portion of a golf club.

  10, 11 ... Count indicator, 10a ... Part not hooked to the rear end of the grip part, 20 ... Golf club, 21 ... Grip part, 21a ... Rear end face of the grip part, 22 ... Shaft part, 30 ... Short circular tube Member, 31 ... grip part, 32 ... recessed part constituting count letters, 33 ... decorative seal, 33a ... sticking surface, 34 ... separator, 50 ... short circular tubular member, 51 ... display plate, 51a, 51b ... side edge Part, 52 ... concave part, 53, 54 ... circumferential side part of concave part, 53a, 54a ... groove, 53b, 54b ... front wall part, 55 ... grip part, 101 ... main body, 102 ... mounting member, 103 ... display member DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 104 ... Display tool 105 ... Golf club 106 ... Grip part 107 ... Rear end face 108 ... Screw hole 111 ... Grip part 112 ... Surface part 113 ... Recess part 114 ... Plate 121 ... Grip part 122 ... Surface layer part, 123 ... Hook fastener, 124 ... Sheet, 125 ... Plate, 126 ... Hook fastener.

Claims (12)

  A short circular tubular member made of a rubber elastic material, and a golf club's number is written on the outer peripheral surface thereof, and is fitted from the rear end side of the grip portion of the golf club within the elastic deformation range. A golf club number indicator that can be mounted with an interference fit at any position of the grip portion.   2. The golf club count display device according to claim 1, wherein the short circular tubular member can be mounted in a close-fit state in the vicinity of the grip portion of the shaft portion of the golf club.   3. A golf club count display tool according to claim 1, wherein the rubber elastic material constituting the short tubular member is silicon rubber.   4. The golf club count display according to claim 1, wherein the color of the short tubular member is made different according to the golf club number indicated on the outer peripheral surface of the short tubular member. 5. Ingredients.   The golf club count character is expressed by a method of printing with an elastic paint on the outer peripheral surface of the short tubular member, or a method of filling the elastic paint after the character marking. Item 5. A golf club count display tool according to Item 3 or Claim 4.   6. The golf club count display device according to claim 5, wherein the elastic paint is an acrylic silicon resin.   A golf club count character is formed as a recess on the outer peripheral surface of the short tubular member, and the cross section is half a month in a state where the short circular tubular member is mounted near the grip portion in the grip portion or the shaft portion. 5. The golf according to claim 1, wherein the decorative seal, which is a belt-like band body, is bonded along the recess. Club count indicator. It is composed of a display plate on which a golf club's count is written on a thin elastic plate, and a short circular tubular member made of a rubber elastic material.
The short tubular member has a recess formed in a part of its outer peripheral surface, and grooves are formed in each thickness on both side wall portions in the circumferential direction of the recess, and within the range of elastic deformation. It can be fitted from the rear end side of the grip part of the golf club and can be mounted in an interference fit state at any position of the grip part.
In a state where the short circular tubular member is mounted on the grip portion of the golf club, the display plate is bent with the display surface of the count letters on the front side, and both side portions are inserted into the grooves of the short circular tubular member. Thus, the golf club count display tool is fitted into the recess of the short tubular member.   9. The golf club count display tool according to claim 8, wherein the short circular tubular member can be mounted in a close-fitting state in the vicinity of the grip portion in the shaft portion of the golf club.   The golf club number indicator of claim 8 or 9, wherein the elastic rubber material constituting the short tubular member is silicon rubber.   11. The golf club count display tool according to claim 8, wherein the color of the short tubular member is made different according to the count of the golf club to which the short circular tubular member is attached.   The display plate is formed by printing characters on one side of a transparent acrylic plate so as to be a count character when viewed from the other side, and the display plate is formed of the short circular tubular member so that the character printing surface is the back side. The golf club count display tool according to claim 8, 9, 10, or 11, wherein the golf club count display tool is fitted into the recess.

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