JP3180863U - Golf club swing correction grip - Google Patents

Abstract

The club head trajectory naturally becomes a circular motion, and at the same time, the trajectory of the entire golf club is swung so as to be inside-in while being maintained on a flat surface, without breaking the balance of arm, body axis and foot movements. In harmony, it provides a golf club swing correction grip that allows the ball to fly straight.
A swing correction grip I of a golf club comprises a swing correction grip I formed by an integral molding method or two parallel grips, and one of these grips is a left hand grip 1. And the other is the grip 2 for the right hand, which has a closed structure in which the upper ends of these grips are fixed by a connecting member, or further, the lower ends of these grips are also fixed by a connecting member. The left hand grip 1 and the right hand grip 2 of these swing correction grips can also have an identification display.
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Description

The present invention relates to a golf club swing correction grip, and more specifically, a golf club swing correction that can correct a self-flow swing effectively and achieve a correct stance and swing with a simple structure grip. For grips.

It is important to practice a lot in order to improve golf, but beginners need sufficient basic practice first, but there are many cases where the club is not gripped or swinged enough, and even those who go on the course are self-reliant. For example, there are many people who move their hands first with a takeback, and those who have a habit of tilting left (the knees flow outward) at the top of the swing. Therefore, various tools that these people use to practice and correct have been known, and these practice tools can be practiced directly with a golf club for production, or even indoors. A golf club with a short handle that can be practiced by shaking is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1). There is also known a golf practice tool that can easily adjust the weight by adjusting the length of the shaft according to the arm strength of the practitioner at the head (see, for example, Patent Document 2).

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-41762 (Scope of claims for utility model registration, paragraph 0004, paragraph 0005, FIG. 1) Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open Publication No. 63-120684 (Background Art and Problem Items, Usage and Effect of Embodiment, FIG. 2) JP 2001-3329 (paragraph 0002, paragraph 0009, FIG. 5)

  However, the athletic swing club for golf practice described in Patent Document 1 as described above is for practice of swinging a golf club for beginners and the like, and the golf swing practice tool described in Patent Document 2 is disclosed in Patent Document 1. Similarly, it is for swinging exercise, not for correcting the swing of a golf club, so it is not possible to positively correct the swing of the self-flow during stance and make it the correct stance or swing, what is a golf club swing correction grip? I can't say that. Therefore, the practice tool of Patent Documents 1 and 2 has a problem in that the practice is not good, and the club is outside due to takeback.

  Therefore, the present inventor examined the above problems in various ways, and when the golf club was shaken with stance, the club entered the inside from the inside instead of the outside by taking back. At the same time, a golf club swinging grip was devised that was swung to become inside-in while keeping the trajectory of the entire golf club flat.

Therefore, the problem to be solved by the present invention is that the trajectory of the club head naturally becomes a circular motion by swinging, and at the same time, the trajectory of the entire golf club is swung so that it becomes inside-in while maintaining a flat surface, An object of the present invention is to provide a golf club swing correction grip which has an excellent effect of allowing a ball to fly straight without harming the balance of body axis and foot movement.

The above-mentioned problems of the present invention can be achieved by the following devices.

(1) A golf club comprising two parallel grips, one of these grips being a left hand blip and the other being a right hand blip, the upper ends of which are fixed by a connecting member Grip for swing correction.
(2) The swing correction grip of the golf club according to the first aspect, further comprising a closed structure in which a lower end portion of the grip is also fixed by a connecting member.
(3) The golf club swing correction grip described in the above item 1 or 2, wherein the left hand blip and the right hand blip of the swing correction grip have an identification display.
(4) A golf club swing correction grip characterized by being obtained by forming the swing correction grip according to any one of items 1 to 3 by an integral molding method.

  The golf club swing correcting grip according to the first aspect of the present invention comprises two parallel grips, one of which is a left hand blip and the other is a right hand blip. Of the two parallel grips, the short first grip is gripped with the left hand (the left hand is the right hand) and the long second grip is Hold the top with your right hand (left-handed if you are left-handed). By addressing normally in this state, the position of the grip will inevitably be in the proper position relative to the body, and when swinging, both hands are put together (with one grip) compared to when taking back. Take back. This has the excellent effect that the left hand is behind the right hand, thereby realizing an inside-in swing. In other words, the proper swing does not fly straighter unless it swings inside-in.

The golf club swing correction grip described in the second aspect of the present invention has a closed structure in which the lower end portion of the grip is also fixed by a connecting member in the swing correction grip described in the first aspect. Thus, in addition to the effect of the golf club swing correcting grip described in the above item 1, since an annular body is formed, an excellent effect that the strength is stably increased and the possibility of being broken is reduced. It plays.

The golf club swing correction grip described in item 3 of the present invention is the golf club swing correction grip described in item 1 or 2, wherein the left hand grip portion and right hand of the swing correction grip are provided. In addition to the effect of the golf club swing correcting grip described in the first or second item, the position of the left hand grip portion and the right hand grip portion can be easily understood by having the identification display on the grip portion. There is an effect.

The golf club swing correction grip according to item 4 of the present invention is the golf club swing correction grip according to any one of items 1 to 3, wherein the correction grip is integrally formed. By being formed by the method, it is not only easy to manufacture, but also has an excellent effect that it is sturdy and can be adjusted to an appropriate weight.

It is a front view which shows the shape which shape | molded the grip for swing correction of the golf club of this invention by the integral molding method. It is sectional drawing which shows the cross section of AB of the rod-shaped member used for this invention. In FIG. 2a, the rod-shaped member is an inside-filling material, and in FIG. 2b, the rod-shaped member is a bowl-shaped member. It is drawing which shows the use condition of the grip for swing correction of the golf club of this invention, Comprising: It is a perspective view which shows the place which each gripped. 1 is a perspective view showing a use state of a grip for correcting a swing of a golf club according to the present invention, wherein an upper part of a right hand grip is gripped by a right hand and a lower part is gripped by a left hand. 1 is a schematic front view of a shape created by connecting a rod-like member to a swing correction grip of a golf club of the present invention. FIG. 4A is a front view showing a sword shape in which the lower part is an open shape, b is a U-shape in which the lower part is open, c is a symmetrical mountain shape in the upper part, and d is an arch shape. 1 is a schematic front view of a shape created by connecting a rod-like member to a swing correction grip of a golf club of the present invention. FIG. 4A is a front view showing a sword shape with a closed bottom structure, a square shape with a closed bottom structure, a pentagonal shape with a closed structure, and an arch shape with a closed structure.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. However, the present invention is not limited thereto. In the claims and specifications of the present utility model registration, “closed structure” means an annular structure in which the lower part is connected by a connecting member, as shown in FIGS. “Structure” means a shape in which the lower end is opened as shown in FIGS. 5 a, b, c, and d. An example of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 1 from the viewpoint that the golf club swing correction grip of the present invention is preferably formed by an integral molding method. In FIG. 1, it has a pentagonal shape, and its upper part is inclined only on one side, that is, a so-called cutting knife shape. This shape includes an open structure and a closed structure, and it is preferable to manufacture these by an integral molding method. Specifically, a mold is used. As the mold, an appropriate one such as a mold or a wooden mold is used. As the molding material, a metal material described later, such as an aluminum material or plastics, is preferably used. Further, the swing correction grip shape or structure formed by integral molding can be manufactured in the same manner as shown in FIGS. In addition, although the integral molding method itself is conventionally known, the above-mentioned swing correction grip manufactured by using this integral molding method is within the scope of the present invention.

FIG. 5 shows a swing correction grip having an open lower end, and FIG. 6 shows a closed structure at the lower end of FIG. Therefore, when the golf club swing correction grip I of the present invention is not formed by integral molding, these shapes and structures are manufactured by connecting rod-like members with connecting members as shown in FIGS. The connection form consists of several types. The shape described in item 1 of the present invention consists of two parallel grips, one of which is a left hand blip and the other is a right hand blip, and the upper end of these grips is a connecting member. These are fixed and these are shown in FIG. In FIG. 5, a grip 1, 2 is composed of a short rod-like member 1 and a long rod-like member 2. First, the upper ends of the short rod-like member 1 and the long rod-like member 2 are connected by a homogeneous rod-like connecting member 7. As a result, a sword-shaped correction grip having an open bottom is formed. Further, in FIG. 5B, the upper end is fixed with the rod-like connecting member 7 in the same manner using the rod-like member 2 having the same length, thereby forming a U-shaped correction grip having an open lower portion. In FIG. 5 c, the upper ends of two long rod-shaped members 2 are connected in a mountain shape with a homogeneous rod-shaped connecting member 7, and the lower portion has an open shape. In FIG. 5d, the upper ends of the two long rod-shaped members 2 are connected to the arch shape 9 with the same quality rod-shaped members, and the lower portion is opened. Furthermore, the grip for swing correction described in item 2 of the present invention has a closed structure in which the lower end portion of the grip for swing correction described in item 1 is also fixed by a connecting member.

In FIG. 6A, grips 1 and 2 are composed of a short rod-like member 1 and a long rod-like member 2, and first, the upper ends of the short rod-like member 1 and the long rod-like member 2 are connected by a homogeneous rod-like connecting member 7. At the same time, the lower part is connected horizontally with a stick-like connecting member 8 of the same quality using an adhesive to form a horizontal part to form an annular sword-shaped straightening grip. In FIG. 6b, an annular rectangular straightening grip having a closed bottom structure is formed by fixing the upper and lower ends with the rod-like connecting members 7 and 8 in the same manner using the rod-like member 2 of the same length. The FIG. 6c shows an annular pentagon (baseball) having a closed structure in which the upper ends of two long rod-shaped members 2 are connected in a mountain shape with a homogeneous rod-shaped member 7 and the lower portion is connected horizontally with a rod-shaped connecting member 8. Base shape). In FIG. 6d, the upper ends of the two long rod-shaped members 2 are connected to the arch shape 9 by the same-quality rod-shaped connecting members 7, and the lower portions are horizontally connected by the connecting members 8 to form an annular tunnel-shaped closed structure. Is. The connection method is an appropriate fixing method, for example, as a metal material, for example, as an aluminum material, an aluminum casting, a tubular aluminum material, a rod-shaped aluminum material, and in some cases, brass or steel material, in these cases, welding, The fitting can be performed using screws, screws, and the like, and in the case of wood, plastics, etc., they can be connected by molding, fusion welding, bonding with an adhesive, fixing with screws, or the like. The rod-like member of the golf club swing correction grip I of the present invention can be manufactured using a rod-like or tubular material. Note that the rod-like connecting member may not be circular in cross section, and may be, for example, a triangle, a quadrangle (including a rectangle), or a pentagon or a polygon.

The present invention will be specifically described with reference to FIG. In FIG. 6 a, the grips 1 and 2 are composed of a short rod-like member (which constitutes a left-hand grip) 1 and a long rod-like member (which constitutes a right-hand grip) 2 made of a wood material. As these rod-shaped members, for example, an inner rod-shaped member 12 shown in FIG. 2a or a tubular rod-shaped member 13 shown in FIG. 2b is used. First, when the upper ends of the short rod-like member 1 and the long rod-like member 2 are connected by a homogeneous rod-like connecting member 7, an inclined portion is formed. Furthermore, the lower end forms a horizontal portion by connecting the same bar-shaped connecting members 8 with an adhesive. The obtained corrective grip I has a so-called closed structure in which a substantially mountain shape with an upper portion pointed in a sword shape is formed, and a lower end is horizontally connected by a rod-shaped connecting member 8. The contact portion shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 represents the connection portion 10, and it goes without saying that the position, shape, structure, and the like of the connection portion 10 differ depending on the material. The dimensions of the straightening grip I of the present invention are exemplarily shown, but are not limited to the values of these dimensions. For example, the short rod-shaped member 1 is 190 mm, the long rod-shaped member 2 is 300 mm, and the diameters of the rod-shaped members 1 and 2 are 20 mm (see FIG. 2). Moreover, the space | interval of the short rod-shaped member 1 and the long rod-shaped member 2 is 60 mm. Furthermore, the length of the inclined portion is 100 mm on the inner side, and the total width is 100 mm. As described above, the swing correction grip I according to the present invention takes the grip back at the positions where the left hand 5 and the right hand 6 are separated from each other (see FIG. 3). As a result, the left hand 5 is swung later than the right hand 6, so that the top position of the back swing becomes an appropriate position and the ball flies straight. Moreover, since it is relatively compact, it can be carried in a B4 envelope, so that it can be used in an appropriate place such as a room or a small garden when practicing.

The use of the golf club swing correction grip I of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a use state of the golf club swing correction grip of the present invention. It is a perspective view which shows the place which each gripped. In FIG. 3, the left hand 5 first grips the middle of the left hand grip 1 so that the thumb is on the upper surface so that the normal grip is held, while the right hand grip 2 is normally held by the right hand 6 with the upper part 3 of the grip. Grip so that the thumb is on the side as if to hold the grip. In this way, holding the left-hand grip 1 and the right-hand grip 2 respectively, and normally addressing (stance and gripping in front of the body) in this state, the position of the grip is naturally appropriate with respect to the body. Fit in the right position. Since there is a gap between the left hand grip 1 and the right hand grip 2, this is the same grip as gripping one golf club in an appropriate manner. When you take a stance and take back the club at the address, the body opens when the club rises to the outside, move your hand first with the takeback, or tilt to the left at the top position of the swing (the knee flows outward) The ball does not fly as expected. Therefore, by using the swing correction grip I of the present invention, the left hand 5 and the right hand 6 are separated so that the left hand grip 1 is gripped by the left hand 5 and the upper grip position 3 of the right hand grip 2 is gripped. Since the grip is gripped at the position where it is taken, it can be taken back to the inside of the body compared to when both hands are taken together, that is, the left hand 5 is swung later than the right hand 6, so that the top of the back swing The position will be correct and the ball will fly straight.

  After practicing using the swing correction grip I of the present invention and acquiring the address position, the right hand 6 is left as it is at the upper grip position 3 of the right hand grip 2 as shown in FIG. Hold and place the left hand 5 at the position of the lower grip position 4 of the right-hand grip 2 (grip for combining both hands). Repeat the practice in this state to learn the swing interval. Furthermore, if you have practiced using the grip shown in FIG. 3 and then practiced using the grip shown in FIG. 4, then you will be able to use the grip shown in FIG. Golf is inevitably improved by practicing with a grip, that is, by practicing alternately. The use of the swing correction grip I of the present invention is intended for beginners to intermediate players, especially those whose score exceeds 100 strokes, but is not limited to this, and even advanced players can take back It can be preferably used for correction.

The golf club swing correction grip I of the present invention can have identification display parts 3 and 4 on the left hand grip part (upper handshake position) and right hand grip part (lower handshake position) of the swing correction grip. When the portions 3 and 4 are colored, their boundaries are indicated by alternate long and short dash lines (see FIG. 1). The identification display used in this case may be a character, a number, a color, a pattern, a figure, a hand shape (hand grip), and the like, and is not particularly limited. For example, in the case of painting by color, the left hand grip 1 is displayed in red, the right hand grip 2 is displayed in blue, and the lower part is displayed in red for the left hand. Furthermore, in the present invention, a shaft having a head can be connected to the tip (upper end) of the left-hand grip (short bar-like member) 1 or the right-hand grip (long bar-like member) 2 to provide a practice tool for swinging.

By using the golf club swing correction grip of the present invention, the grip position inevitably stays in the proper position with respect to the body, and when swinging and taking both hands together (with one grip) Compared to take-back on the inside of the body, it can be corrected to an appropriate address for beginners and intermediate users, and a practically useful swing correction grip can be obtained.

1 Grip for left hand (bar-shaped member)
2 Right hand grip (bar-shaped member)
3 Upper handshake position 4 Lower handshake position 5 Left hand 6 Right hand 7, 8 Bar-shaped connecting member 9 Curved bar-shaped connecting member 10 Connection 11 Display boundary 12 Bar-shaped member 13 Tubular bar-shaped member I Golf club swing correction grip

(1) A golf club comprising two parallel grips, wherein one of these grips is a left hand grip and the other is a right hand grip , and an upper end portion of these grips is fixed by a connecting member. Grip for swing correction.
(2) The swing correction grip of the golf club according to the first aspect, further comprising a closed structure in which a lower end portion of the grip is also fixed by a connecting member.
(3) the first term or the golf club swing orthodontic grip according to paragraph 2, characterized in that it has an identification to swing left-handed grip and the right-hand grip of the orthodontic grip.
(4) A golf club swing correction grip characterized by being obtained by forming the swing correction grip according to any one of items 1 to 3 by an integral molding method.

Swing orthodontic grip of a golf club according to paragraph 1 of the present invention consists of parallel grip of two is one that blip for the left hand of these grips, the other is right-handed grip, these grips Of the two parallel grips, the short first grip is gripped with the left hand (the left hand is the right hand) and the long second grip is Hold the top with your right hand (left-handed if you are left-handed). By addressing normally in this state, the position of the grip will inevitably be in the proper position relative to the body, and when swinging, both hands are put together (with one grip) compared to when taking back. Take back. This has the excellent effect that the left hand is behind the right hand, thereby realizing an inside-in swing. In other words, the proper swing does not fly straighter unless it swings inside-in.

FIG. 5 shows a swing correction grip having an open lower end, and FIG. 6 shows a closed structure at the lower end of FIG. Therefore, when the golf club swing correction grip I of the present invention is not formed by integral molding, these shapes and structures are manufactured by connecting rod-like members with connecting members as shown in FIGS. The connection form consists of several types. The shape described in item 1 of the present invention consists of two parallel grips, one of which is a left hand grip and the other is a right hand grip , and the upper end of these grips is a connecting member. These are fixed and these are shown in FIG. In FIG. 5, a grip 1, 2 is composed of a short rod-like member 1 and a long rod-like member 2. First, the upper ends of the short rod-like member 1 and the long rod-like member 2 are connected by a homogeneous rod-like connecting member 7. As a result, a sword-shaped correction grip having an open bottom is formed. Further, in FIG. 5B, the upper end is fixed with the rod-like connecting member 7 in the same manner using the rod-like member 2 having the same length, thereby forming a U-shaped correction grip having an open lower portion. In FIG. 5 c, the upper ends of two long rod-shaped members 2 are connected in a mountain shape with a homogeneous rod-shaped connecting member 7, and the lower portion has an open shape. In FIG. 5d, the upper ends of the two long rod-shaped members 2 are connected to the arch shape 9 with the same quality rod-shaped members, and the lower portion is opened. Furthermore, the grip for swing correction described in item 2 of the present invention has a closed structure in which the lower end portion of the grip for swing correction described in item 1 is also fixed by a connecting member.

Claims (4)

A golf club swing correction comprising two parallel grips, wherein one of these grips is a left hand blip and the other is a right hand blip, and the upper ends of these grips are fixed by a connecting member. Grip. 2. The golf club swing correcting grip according to claim 1, further comprising a closed structure in which a lower end portion of the grip is also fixed by a connecting member. The golf club swing correction grip according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the left hand blip and the right hand blip of the grip for swing correction have an identification display. 3. A golf club swing correction grip according to claim 1, wherein the swing correction grip according to claim 1 is obtained by an integral molding method.

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