JP3209187U - Golf putting training equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a golf putting practice device for compulsorily learning how to swing an arm in order to improve a putting technique in golf. In a parallel wall, a car with a putter mounted at a right angle to the wall is moved back and forth by a gap that can be stroked, so that the putter face is perpendicular to the parallel wall in the range of the gap. Have your arms remember so you can make a sustained stroke. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a gol putting practice device that forcibly learns how to swing an arm in order to improve the putting technique.

  Putting is a simple action of hitting a golf ball that is stationary on the green, swinging your arm, and hitting it. In golf where a 300-yard shot and a 30-cm putt are counted as one stroke, Since the total score putt ratio is high and contains important elements, there are various exercise equipment.

  None of them, however, teach your arm that the face is always kept at right angles to the target in repeated practice.

  To put a ball from a distance of 3m into a 108mm cup by putting, when you hit the center of the cup, the surface of the putter is perpendicular to the line connecting the center of the cup and the ball, and the face of the putter is ± 1 degree If you hit the ball at an angle, you ca n’t put it in the cup.

  For this reason, a long putter appears, and a method of fixing the putter with one hand, stroking with the other hand, taking back straight and stroking straight is born. This method (anchoring) will be banned from January 1, 2016 because the ball will enter the cup well.

  Although it is said that there is no shape in putting, the basic stroke is to pull the putter straight as in the forbidden anchor ring, so that both arms can stroke all the time without changing the putter face at right angles to the target. .

Since the ratio of putts is high in golf scores and is used more frequently than any other club, there are many exercise equipment to improve technology.
However, most of them are practice tools that use the putters that are actually used as they are, so that they are correctly parallel to the target, and when taking back, the ball is hit and the putter surface is maintained at a right angle until the follow-through, respectively. It cannot be confirmed in the stroke.

  Also, people who are worried that the left and right arms of a person can not pull out straight and pull out straight due to various problems such as putter weight, shape, individual vision problem, right and left arm exercise ability etc. The majority.

  This device was devised in view of such circumstances, and its purpose is to confirm whether the putter is straight with respect to the target, the face is always being pulled at right angles to the target, or whether it is striking at right angles to the target. As described above, the guide cages 6-1 and 6- 6 are formed in parallel with the guide plate between the walls of the two fixed parallel plates so that the putter surface can be fixed at right angles to the guide plate. Set the hand putter on 2 and straighten the shoulders, elbows, wrists, and grips so that they can be moved freely without the guide cages 6-1 and 6-2 in the guide plates 2 and 3 It is an exercise device that can pull and forcefully remember the movement that can be stroked at right angles to the target through the grip of the putter.

  If the gap 1 in contact with the guide plates 2 and 3 of the guide cars 6-1 and 6-2 is constant, both end faces (7 and 8) in contact with the guide plates 2 and 3 of the guide boxes 6-1 and 6-1; The longer the distances (9, 10), the more accurately the ball can be transported far.

  However, the length of the guide plates 2 and 3 is actually 50 cm, the length of each end face contacting the guide plate of the guide cage 6-1 is 5 cm, and the guide cage is put in a pattern with a clearance of 0.5 mm. If you set the ball (you can put the ball in the cup to a distance of 4.5m), most people, except very few people, can not pull the guide basket in parallel and can not stroke in the guide board ( The induction box does not move.

  In order to make the stroke easier, the length of each end face 9, 10 that contacts the guide plate of the guide cage 6-2 is reduced to 2.5 cm (the ball can be put into the cup up to a distance of 2.2 m). Increases the freedom of movement in the guide plate of the guide car, and the face always keeps a right angle to the guide plate during a series of follow-through movements (strokes) when the takeback and the ball are hit. However, you can understand how to use both arms to stroke in parallel so that they cannot be used. In a short repetitive practice, when a hand is made to remember a series of movements, it becomes possible to obtain straightness of the ball that can be mistaken by itself.

  Especially for elderly people over 65 years old, the visual line that connects the ball and the cup from the back makes you feel that the cup is in a different direction than when you hold the ball (address). Draw a straight line on the ball, align the straight line with the direction of the cup, enter the address, believe in the line and hit the type, or people who were worried because the general movement of the hand was not possible due to the prohibition of anchoring In addition, it is effective for learning strokes that are drawn straight and drawn straight.

(A) which shows the golf putting practice instrument which concerns on this invention is a side view, (b) is the top view. (A) which shows the guide plate of the golf putting practice instrument which concerns on this invention is a side view, (b) is the top view. FIG. 3A is a side view of FIG. 2B viewed from the left side, and FIG. 2B is a side view of FIG. 2B viewed from the right side. (A) which shows the guide basket of the golf putting training equipment concerning this invention, (a) is a top view, (b) is a side view which looked at (a) from the upper part, (c) is a side view which looked at (a) from the lower part (D) is the side view which looked at (a) from the left side. (A) which shows the other example of the same induction | guidance | derivation cage | basket is a top view, (b) is the side view which looked at (a) from the upper side, (c) is the side view which looked at (a) from the lower side.

Hereinafter, the best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
1 to 3 show an embodiment of a golf putting practice device according to the present invention.

  FIG. 1 shows an actual practice operation in which a putter to be used, which is drawn with a broken line, is simply fixed to a guide car with a binding band or the like.

  The guide plate walls 2b and 3b have a parallel wall with a height that does not come off when the stroke is made, and the flatness and straight line accuracy of the walls 2b and 3b can be maintained. In the guide plate that is fixed in parallel, the guide cage that has both end faces parallel to the wall and the putter face surface can be fixed to the opposite wall surface at a right angle is slightly opposite to the opposite parallel wall. It is set with a gap.

  2 and 3, the guide plate is 50 cm long and the height of the walls 2b and 3b is 5 cm so that the guide car cannot be removed when the stroke is made. The walls 2b and 3b can maintain the flatness and straight line accuracy. Guide plates fixed at 4 and 5 so that parallelism can be maintained by using unequal side angles with 2a and 3a.

  4 and 5 are stiff unequal angles and flat bars that can maintain the accuracy of the guide plate, and 5 is a thickness that does not hit the bottom of the induction box when the ball is set and stroked backward. The guide plate is fixed with an unequal angle that can be maintained and a flat bar.

  FIGS. 4 and 5 show a guide car 6-1 having an end face with a long contact distance with the guide plate and a 6-2 having a short end face, and has an opening 6b so that a ball can actually be hit. Both end surfaces 7 and 8 in contact with the guide plate are perpendicular to the guide plate with respect to the putter face mounting surface 6a, and both end surfaces 7 and 8 are parallel to the surfaces of the walls 2b and 3b. -2 has a shape in which a hand putter can be easily attached with a binding band or the like.

  The shape of both ends 7 and 8 of the guide car that contacts the opposing guide plates is flat, depending on the player's body and preference, the forward leaning posture with the ball is different for each person, and the putter fixed to the guide car The shaft tilt angle differs depending on the forward tilt posture, and the distance of the gap changes accordingly, and there is a case where the stroke disappears and the stroke cannot be made. The guide plate can be touched by the line.

  If you want to move the guide car smoothly and require higher accuracy, make sure that both ends of the guide car in contact with the guide plate are flat and the stroke cannot be changed if the posture changes. A posture is cultivated.

  The end surfaces 7, 8, 9, 10 that contact the guide plate and the bottoms of the guide boxes 6-1 and 6-2 are curved or chamfered so that a smooth stroke can be made.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Clearance 2, 3 Guide plate 2a, 3a Unequal side angle 2b, 3b Wall 4, 5 Unequal side angle 6-1, 6-2 Guide cage 6a Patter face attachment surface 6b Opening 7, 8, End surface 9, 10, End surface

Claims (1)

  Opposite plates with flat surfaces without unevenness are fixed in parallel, the guide plate has a height that the putter will not come off even when putting strokes, and the surface that contacts the opposing guide plate is parallel to the guide plate If the putter's face can be fixed to a right angled surface on a guide car that has a right angle surface and an appropriate gap with the guide plate, and the putter attached to the guide car with the guide plate as a guide moves back and forth the guide car A golf putting practice device that makes the putter face fixed to the guide cage always move at right angles to the guide plate and remembers the movement to both arms.

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