JP3199666U - Target bird golf ball - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide a ball for target bird golf that anyone can easily hit a ball in a straight line and can be greatly stalled when dropped. An opening of a shuttlecock-like control wing is molded into a flame shape having a crest and a trough, the crest is curved outward, and a trough sandwiched between adjacent direction restraining wings is inward The tip portions 5 and 6 of the peak portion and the valley portion are molded so as to be in contact with each other on the same plane. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a ball for target bird golf used in target bird golf that can be easily played in a plaza or a park.

Recently, target bird golf has become popular due to the advantage of being able to play golf easily regardless of age or sex.
This target bird golf is a type of mini golf that is hit using a normal golf club by joining a wing portion having an appearance close to badminton wings to a ball having the same appearance as a golf ball. A golf course is set up in a plaza, a setting hole having a shape in which a parasol is reversed is set up on the golf course, the ball is shot by the golf club, and a score is scored by the number of hits in the setting hole.

The setting hole consists of a pole, a hole body, and a second hole. The pole has a flag attached to the top and a pedestal fixed to the bottom. The main body of the hall has a large number of bones with nets attached to the lower part of the pole in a shape in which an umbrella is spread upside down so that a shot ball can be received.
The second hole is formed of a ring-shaped pipe that is substantially equal to the outer diameter of the hole body, and is placed immediately below the hole body.

  By the way, in this target bird golf, in each hole, when a player shots the ball, puts the ball into the hole body which is an advantage hole, and scores out, the score is based on the total number of shots hit. In case of detaching from the hole main body and making a hole out to the second hole, one shot is added to the total number of shots (1 penalty) and scored.

  Then, as a psychology of those who participate in this competition, in order to aim for a high score, it is natural that he wants to put the ball in the hole body, which is an advantage hole, and to hole out.

  Also, in order to aim for a high score, it is important not to produce unplayables. In order to avoid obstacles and trees installed on the course, it is necessary to hit the ball high, but to acquire this technique requires sophisticated technology, which is difficult for beginners It has become.

  Here, the basic structure of the target bird golf ball will be described with reference to FIG. The target bird golf ball is a golf ball (ball portion) 21 having a blade (hereinafter referred to as a shuttlecock control wing) 19 similar to badminton. More specifically, the shuttlecock-like control wing 19 is connected to the ball body 21, and the shuttlecock-like control wing 19 has a connection portion 19 a and an open end 19 b, and a plurality of outer sides of the connection end 19 b. The directional control blade 20 is provided. The shuttlecock-like control wing 19 functions to suppress the flight distance, and the direction control wing 20 is provided to prevent the vehicle from falling or vibrating due to a cross wind during a shot. Further, it is provided to prevent the trajectory of the ball after the shot from being shaken.

Furthermore, the figure which installed the ball | bowl in FIG. 6 is shown. As shown in FIG. 6, a ball 23 is set on a shot mat 22 and a ball is launched using a pitching wedge 24.

Design registration No. 1472026 Design registration No. 1482560

  Conventionally, the target bird golf balls shown in Design Literature 1 and Design Literature 2 have been used.

  However, the shape of the opening edge of the shuttle control wing of the golf ball for target bird disclosed in Design Literatures 1 and 2 makes it difficult to hit the ball highly, and the fall speed of the ball cannot be controlled. When the ball dropped in the vicinity, the ball jumped greatly, entered the second hole, and a single shot was added, and there was a case where it was unavoidable. In addition, when the ball stops at the slope during competition, the slope may roll down. If this happens during the competition, it will be less interesting as a competition.

  The present invention provides a ball for a target bird golf that anyone can easily hit the ball linearly and high, can be greatly stalled when dropped, and does not roll even on a slope. For the purpose.

  In the target bird golf ball of the present invention, the opening of the shuttlecock-like control wing has a flame shape having a crest and a trough, and the crest is curved outwardly, The valley portion sandwiched is bent inward, and the peak portion and the tip of the valley portion are formed so as to be in contact with each other on the same plane.

  Furthermore, the target bird golf ball of the present invention is characterized in that the outer tip of the direction restraining wing and the tip of the mountain portion of the opening curved outwardly contact each other on the same plane.

  According to the shape of the present invention, the opening edge of the shuttlecock braking blade is formed so that the crest portion curved outward and the trough portion bent inward are in contact with each other on the same plane. Sometimes the ball rises easily due to air resistance. In addition, when the ball is dropped, these portions receive air resistance and the drop speed is greatly limited. As a result, the ball drop speed is greatly limited, and the height at which the ball jumps is reduced. In addition, since the outer tip of the direction restraining wing and the tip of the crest of the opening curved outward are in contact with the same plane, after the ball has landed on the ground, in particular, the slope It becomes possible to stay on the spot.

  According to the present invention, four, five, or six directional restraining blades project from the lower portion of the side outer edge along the upper portion of the side outer edge, so that it is easy to strike the ball linearly. .

Furthermore, according to the present invention, it is possible to hit a ball that draws a locus as shown in FIG.

FIG. 1 is a front view of an embodiment according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a plan view and a perspective view (partially enlarged view) of an embodiment according to the present invention. FIG. 3 is a plan view of an embodiment according to the present invention. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the difference in trajectory between the conventional target bird golf ball and the target bird golf ball according to the present invention. FIG. 5 shows a conventional target bird golf ball. FIG. 6 is a diagram in which balls are installed during a target bird golf competition. FIG. 7 is a front view of another embodiment according to the present invention.

  FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a target bird golf ball according to the present invention. The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described below.

  The shape of the shuttlecock-like opening edge according to the present invention will be described with reference to a plan view in FIG. 2, a perspective view (partially enlarged view) in FIG. 2, and FIG. 3. As shown in the plan view of FIG. 2, the tip of the opening is molded into a flame shape having a crest 9 and a trough 10. Furthermore, the said trough part has the 1st trough part 10a and the 2nd trough part 10b, the 1st trough part 10a is located in the end of the direction suppression blade 13, and the said 2nd trough part 10b is between the direction suppression blades. Located in. Further, as shown in the perspective view in FIG. 2, the mountain portion 15 is molded by bending outward. The valley portion 10 sandwiched between the direction restraining blades 13 is bent and shaped inward as a valley portion 14 shown in the partial enlarged view. Further, as shown in FIG. 1, the tip 5 of the peak portion and the tip 6 of the valley portion are molded so as to be in contact with the same plane. Also, as shown in the plan view of FIG. 2, ribs 12 are provided around the screws 11 so that the number of the ribs 12 is equal to the number of valleys. This is to increase the bonding strength between the sphere and the shuttlecock-like control blade. In the same figure, since there are ten valley portions, there are ten ribs.

  Next, the size that the outer tip portion 16 of the direction restraining blade according to the present invention should satisfy will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in the figure, a straight line 18a connecting the outer tips 16a and 16b of the direction restraining wing intersects the tip 17a and the tip 17b of the peak portion. Similarly, a straight line 18b connecting the outer tips 16b and 16c of the direction restraining wing intersects the tip 17c and the tip 17d of the peak portion. The relationship between the direction restraining blade and the tip of the peak portion is all as described above. That is, the outer tip 16 of the direction restraining blade must be in contact with the tip 17 of the peak. This is to ensure contact with the ground by the tips 17a and 17b of the ridges, the outer tips 16a and 16b of the direction restraining wings, and the ball body (not shown) when the ball lands.

  Next, it is preferable that the number of direction restraining blades according to the present invention is four, five, or six. If the number of directional restraining blades is three or less, the rolling of the ball on the slope cannot be suppressed, and the slope may roll down. Further, if the number is seven or more, the flight distance may be greatly limited by the air resistance after the shot. In the embodiment shown in FIG. Further, the direction restraining wing is projected from the side outer edge lower portion 7 along the side outer edge upper direction 8. This is because the ball trajectory after the shot can be prevented from being shaken by projecting from the lower portion of the side outer edge.

  An embodiment for carrying out another embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 7, the hole shape penetrating the side surface sandwiched between the direction restraining blades can be arranged so as to be symmetric with respect to the center line 25.

  Next, although the Example which concerns on this invention is shown, it is not limited to this shape.

An embodiment according to the present invention is shown in FIG. FIG. 7 shows a target bird golf ball in which the air holes penetrating the side surface sandwiched between the direction restraining wings are symmetrical. This target bird golf ball is obtained by joining a shuttlecock-like control wing having a diameter of about 65 mm to about 75 mm with a direction restraining wing protruding from a golf ball-like main body having a diameter of about 40 mm using a screw. . The total length is about 105 mm, and the weight is 30 g or less.

Claims (7)

  A shuttlecock-like control wing is connected to a ball body, and the shuttlecock-like control wing has a connecting portion and an expanded open end, and has a plurality of directional control wings on the outside thereof. In the golf ball, the opening edge portion of the shuttlecock control wing is formed in a flame shape having a peak portion and a valley portion, and the peak portion is formed to be curved outward. Golf ball for bird 2. The target bird golf ball according to claim 1, wherein four, five, or six of the direction restraining wings project from the connecting portion along the opening edge direction. The valley portion has a first valley portion and a second valley portion, the first valley portion is located at one end of the direction restraining blade, and the second valley portion is located between the direction restraining blades, 3. The target bird golf ball according to claim 1, wherein an outer edge of the second valley portion is formed so as to be in contact with the same plane as the mountain portion. 4. 4. The target bird golf according to claim 1, wherein an outer front end portion of the adjacent direction restraining wing, a front end portion of the mountain portion, and the ball body are on a contact surface. 5. ball The golf ball for a target bird according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a side surface sandwiched between the direction restraining wings has a hole. The target bird golf according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a hole shape penetrating a side surface sandwiched between the direction restraining blades is arranged to be bilaterally symmetric. Balls The hole shape and the arrangement pattern penetrating through the side surface sandwiched by the direction restraining blades and all other side surfaces are the same. 6. Target Bird Golf Ball

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