JP5319963B2 - Golf equipment portable holder - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a golf equipment portable holder capable of simultaneously storing and carrying a tee, a ball marker, and a green fork carried by a golf player during play, and in particular, keeps a metal marker securely without dropping. The present invention relates to a portable holder for golf equipment.

In golf courses, players are required to carry small items such as tees, ball markers, and green forks. Since these tools cannot be used in time when they are taken out from the pocket of the golf bag when necessary, it is common to play these tools in a pocket of clothes such as trousers. However, if multiple types of tools such as multiple tees, ball markers, green forks, spare balls, etc. are mixed in one pocket, it is not easy to take out the target tool from the pocket by groping, It was inconvenient. In addition, when each tool is distributed and stored in different pockets of clothes, there is often a mistake in a pocket to be returned after use of the tool or a confusion as to what is stored in which pocket.
In order to solve such problems, portable holders equipped with storage units for attaching and detaching tees and ball markers have recently been marketed, and this holder can be attached to a player's clothes with a safety pin or clip, It has a configuration for being locked to a belt or shoelace (Patent Document 1).

By the way, in place of the conventional resin ball marker with a small protrusion projecting at the center of the disk-shaped body, recently, a disk-shaped metal ball marker (metal marker) with other shapes has been used. More players are using it. The metal marker is made of a magnetic material such as iron so that it can be attracted and held by a magnet holder attached to the collar of the cap. However, if a metal marker is attracted to a holding tool fixed to a hat and played, the metal marker may fall out of the holding tool and scatter due to vibration and impact applied by the action of removing the hat and other actions during play. It was inconvenient. In addition, there is an inconvenience that a metal marker made of a non-magnetic material cannot be held by this holder. The tee is lightweight and elongated, so it is easy to prevent falling off due to vibration impact by forming a long and narrow bag-shaped space in the holder, but the metal marker is disk-shaped and has a large specific gravity, so it is inserted into the bag-shaped storage part It will be easy to fall off by vibration shock. In particular, if the metal marker stored in the bag-shaped storage part is improved in operability when grasping with a fingertip and taking out, it is difficult to balance the holding force for holding the metal marker in the storage part with the ease of extraction. Become. Therefore, it is difficult to provide the metal marker storage part in the portable holder. In particular, if the holder is attached to the instep portion of the shoe using a shoelace, the vibration impact applied during the play is remarkably increased, making it more difficult to hold the metal marker with the holder without dropping off. .
Patent Document 1 does not disclose any configuration for attaching such a metal marker.
Although Patent Document 2 discloses a holder provided with an arc-shaped holding member for holding a metal marker, the holding member only touches and holds along the outer peripheral edge of the metal marker. There is a high risk of dropping off and scattering. In particular, when a holder having such a metal marker holding structure is attached to a golf shoe, the metal marker is easily dropped and lost during play.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-9670 Utility model registration No. 4114391

Conventionally, various golf equipment holders that can be carried while holding tees and resin markers have been proposed, but those that can hold metal markers that are easy to fall off due to vibration shock applied during play have not been proposed. . When tees, various markers, and green forks are stored in different pockets of clothes, handling becomes worse and play may be delayed.
The present invention has been made in view of the above, and in addition to a tee and a resin marker, a metal marker and a green fork can be held and carried at the same time, and the metal marker may fall off due to vibration shock. It is aimed to provide a portable holder for golf equipment that is not.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a tee storage portion for inserting and mounting a tee, a metal marker storage portion for inserting and mounting a metal marker, a magnet for attracting and holding a metal marker mounted in the metal marker storage portion, and a resin resin marker attachment hole for inserting mounting projections of the markers, and green fork housing part for insertion mounting the green fork, have a, and the base sheet having the tee housing portion to the front, the front of the tea containing portion Between the provided metal marker storage portion, a resin marker mounting hole formed through the base sheet portion avoiding the metal marker storage portion, and a back sheet fixed to the back side of the base sheet And a green fork storage portion to be formed.
Metal markers easily fall off from the holder storage due to vibration shock applied during play, but in the present invention, the metal markers are attracted and held by magnets, so even if the holder is attached to a golf shoe, it will drop off due to vibration shock , Never scatter. For this reason, the area of the metal marker exposed from a metal marker storage part can be ensured widely, and attachment / detachment operativity can be improved. In addition, since one holder can hold the tee, the two types of markers, and the green fork, it is possible to improve the handleability of accessory equipment during golf play and prevent delay in play progress.
Various accessory tools could be configured to be held compactly by effectively using a narrow space such as the front and back of the base sheet.
In the present invention, the metal marker storage portion is formed between a back support surface that supports the back surface of the metal marker and a front support sheet that supports the front surface of the metal marker, and is formed at an edge of the front support sheet. Is characterized in that a substantially U-shaped cut portion is formed.
Since the metal marker is supported by the magnet, even if a U-shaped cut portion is provided to increase the exposed area of the metal marker, the metal marker does not fall off due to vibration shock.

The present invention is characterized in that at least one of a stopper member for positioning the metal marker and a metal member for increasing slippage when the metal marker is attached / detached is disposed in the metal marker storage portion.
The stopper member secures a wide area where the metal marker is exposed in the storage portion to improve the operability at the time of extraction, while the metal member improves the sliding between the metal marker and the detachability operability.
The present invention is characterized in that the holder main body includes an attachment member that can be locked to at least one of a shoe, clothes, or a belt of a golf player.

  In the present invention, on one holder, a tee storage section for inserting and mounting a tee, a metal marker storage section for inserting and mounting a metal marker, a magnet for attracting and holding a metal marker mounted in the metal marker storage section, a resin marker The plastic marker mounting hole to insert and attach the protrusion of the green fork and the green fork storage section to insert and mount the green fork can be provided, so in addition to the tee and resin marker, the metal marker and the green fork can be installed simultaneously It can be held and carried, and the metal marker can be prevented from falling off due to vibration shock.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to embodiments shown in the drawings.
1 (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), and (f) are a front view, a right side view, a left side view, and a left side view showing a configuration of a golf equipment portable holder according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a plan view, a bottom view, and a rear view, FIG. 2 is a front view showing a state in which a tool is attached, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view. Further, FIG. 4A is an exploded perspective view of the holder body viewed from the front direction, and FIG. 4B is an exploded perspective view of the base sheet viewed from the back direction.
The golf equipment portable holder 1 includes a holder main body 2 and an attachment member 50 that is attached to the holder main body 2 and can be locked to at least one of shoes, clothes, a belt, or a hat of a golf player.
The holder body 2 has a base sheet 3 made of synthetic leather or leather, a tee storage hole (tea storage section) 4 for inserting and mounting a tee T, and a metal marker storage space for inserting and mounting a metal marker MM (metal marker storage section). 10) A resin marker mounting hole 20 for inserting and mounting the protrusion of the resin marker PM, a magnet 24 for attracting and holding the metal marker MM mounted in the metal marker storage space 10, and a green fork F are inserted and mounted. The green fork storage space (green fork storage part) 40 is provided.

More specifically, the holder main body 2 according to the present example includes a base sheet 3 having a shape and size that can be attached within the area of the instep of the golf shoe, and a plurality of base sheets 3 formed on the upper front surface of the base sheet 3. Each tee storage hole 4, a metal marker storage space 10 formed on the front side of the tee storage hole 4, and a resin made to penetrate through a portion of the base sheet 3 corresponding to the lower side of the metal marker storage space 10 It has a marker mounting hole 20 and a green fork storage space 40 formed between the base sheet 3 and a back sheet 41 fixed to the back side thereof.
As shown in FIG. 4A, a base sheet A is formed by attaching a back sheet 41 to the back surface of the base sheet 3 and sewing it along the outer peripheral edge. A narrow belt-like tee presser member 5 for forming the tee storage hole 4 is sewn. A plurality of laterally adjacent tee storage holes 4 are formed between the tee presser member 5 and the front surface of the base sheet. In each tee storage 4, an elastic sheet such as a rubber sheet is attached as necessary to elastically hold the tee T inserted into the tee storage hole 4.
An intermediate cover (back support surface) 21 is attached to the front surface of the base sheet 3, and the left edge of the intermediate cover 21 is sewn along the corresponding outer peripheral edge of the base member A. The middle cover 21 is configured to cover the front surface of the tee presser member 5 so as to conceal the tip of the tee protruding downward from the tee storage hole 4. A metal plate (metal member) 22 is arranged on the front surface of the middle cover 21 in order to improve slipping when the metal marker MM is inserted and mounted in the metal marker storage space 10, and further in the metal marker storage space 10. An arc-shaped stopper member 23 for positioning the mounted metal marker is disposed. Since the stopper member 23 is a member that is positioned in contact with the outer peripheral edge of the metal marker, a resin, metal, or the like can be selected as long as the material has a certain level of strength and a certain thickness. Further, a magnet 24 is arranged at an intermediate position of the stopper member 23 so that the outer peripheral edge of the metal marker made of a magnetic material is attracted and held. Note that only the magnet 24 may be provided without providing the stopper member 23.

Further, a front cover (front support sheet) 30 is attached to the front surface of the base sheet 3 so as to cover the front surface of the middle cover 21 and is sewn along the outer peripheral edge of the base sheet 3 as indicated by a broken line. The concave (U-shaped) notch 31 of the front cover 30 is not sewn and is in a free state. Further, the upper end edge of the front cover 30 is sewn along the upper end edge of the middle cover 21 only in the range indicated by the broken line, and is not sewn between the upper end edge of the front cover 30 and the base sheet 3. For this reason, since the front end portion of the tee inserted into each tee storage hole 4 can be concealed by the middle cover 21 and the front cover 30, the player is not injured by the front end of the tee. In addition, a space for inserting and removing the metal marker MM is formed between the cut portion 31 and the front surface of the middle cover 21, and a metal marker storage space 10 is formed in the back thereof. The stopper member 23 and the magnet 24 are located in the metal marker storage space 10. Due to the presence of the stopper member 23, the metal marker can be positioned so that it does not go too far into the storage space 10, and the magnet 24 can prevent the magnet marker from falling off due to vibrational impact. As shown in FIG. 2 (a), when a metal marker is inserted and mounted in the metal marker storage space 10, the portion where as much of the surface area of the metal marker as possible is exposed from the cut portion 31 is taken out. Is convenient. However, when the range of the front surface of the metal marker that is pressed by the front cover 30 is reduced, there is a problem that the metal marker is easily dropped from the storage space 10 due to vibration shock. In the present invention, the stopper member 23 widens the exposed range of the surface of the metal marker as much as possible, while the magnet 24 is attracted to prevent the falling off due to vibration impact.
The stopper member 23 may be configured by a magnet so as to serve also as an adsorption member.

The resin marker mounting hole 20 penetrates the front cover 30, the middle cover 21, and the base member A (base sheet 3 and back sheet 41), and has rubber, resin, etc. on the front side or back side thereof. An O-ring 20a made of an elastic material is disposed. By connecting the center hole of the O-ring 20a with the center hole of the resin marker mounting hole 20, the protrusion of the resin marker PM is sufficiently inserted by the elastic force of the O-ring 20a when inserted into the mounting hole 20. Can be held with force.
The formation site and the number of the resin marker mounting holes 20 can be arbitrarily selected.
Next, as shown in FIG. 4B, a curved plate member 45 is fixed to the back surface of the base sheet 3 so that the base member A is curved so that it can be easily attached to the back of the golf shoe. . Further, when the back sheet 41 is sewn to the back surface of the base sheet 3, only the part forming the green fork storage space 40 is opened without being sewn. A stopper member 46 that abuts the tip of the green fork is fixed to the back surface of the base sheet corresponding to the bottom of the green fork storage space 40. You may comprise so that the front-end | tip part of metal green forks may be adsorbed and held by making this stopper member 46 into a magnet.
Of course, the plate member 45 and the stopper member 46 may be fixed to the back sheet 41 side.
The mounting member 50 according to the present example is a narrow band-shaped member having one end fixed to the upper part of the base member A, and a spring-type hook (clasp) 51 is fixed to the tip of the member. A spring-type hook 51 and a hook (clasp) 52 to be attached and detached are fixed to the back surface.
Note that the attachment member 50 may be engaged with the back surface of the base member A even if a velvet cloth (magic tape (registered trademark)) is used instead of the hook or in combination with the hook.

As shown in FIG. 5, by attaching the attachment member 50 to the back side of the shoelace 61 with the back surface of the holder body 2 attached to the back of the golf shoe 60, the spring type hook 51 is crimped to the hook 52. The attachment of the holder body 2 is completed. The golf equipment portable holder 1 attached to the golf shoe in this manner has a tee, a resin marker, a metal marker, and a green fork positioned on the surface thereof, so that it can be easily removed by picking with a fingertip. It can be installed by the reverse procedure. In particular, the metal marker can be easily taken out with the thumb of the right hand and can be attached with one touch.
In addition, the golf equipment portable holder 1 for a left-handed player has a configuration opposite to that illustrated.
In addition, the golf equipment portable holder 1 of the present invention is not limited to golf shoes but can be attached to clothes, a belt, or the like. When attaching to clothes, it is preferable to use a safety pin, and when attaching to a belt, a clip, a velvet cross, etc. which are easy to latch to a belt are used.

As described above, according to the present invention, since the metal marker is attracted and held by the magnet in the metal marker storage portion, even if the holder is attached to the golf shoe, it is not dropped or scattered due to vibration shock. For this reason, the area of the metal marker exposed from the metal marker storage part can be secured widely, and the detachability operability during play can be improved. In addition, since the tee T, the two types of markers MM, PM, and the green fork F can be held by one holder, handling of accessory tools during golf play can be improved, and delay in play progress can be prevented.
Further, since the metal marker is supported by the magnet, even if a U-shaped cut portion is provided to increase the exposed area of the metal marker, it does not fall off due to vibration shock.
Further, various accessory tools can be configured to be able to be held in a compact manner by effectively using a narrow space such as the front surface or the back surface of the base sheet.
While the stopper member 23 secures a large area where the metal marker is exposed in the storage portion and improves the operability during extraction, the metal member 22 improves the slippage between the metal marker and the detachable operability. it can.

(A), (b), (c), (d), (e), and (f) are a front view, a right side view, a left side view, and a plan view showing a configuration of a golf equipment portable holder according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a bottom view and a rear view.

It is a front view which shows the state which attached the tool to the portable holder of this invention. It is sectional drawing of the portable holder of this invention. (A) is the disassembled perspective view which looked at the holder main body from the front direction, (b) is the disassembled perspective view which looked at the base sheet from the back direction. It is a figure which shows the state which attached the golf tool portable holder of this invention to the golf shoes.

Explanation of symbols

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Golf tool portable holder, 2 ... Holder main body, 3 ... Base sheet, 4 ... Tee storage hole (tee storage part), 10 ... Metal marker storage space (metal marker storage part), 20 ... Resin marker mounting hole 20a ... O-ring, 21 ... middle cover, 22 ... metal member, 23 ... stopper member, 24 ... magnet, 30 ... front cover, 40 ... green fork storage space (green fork storage part), 41 ... back sheet, 45 ... Plate member, 46 ... Stopper member, 50 ... Mounting member, 51 ... Spring hook, 52 ... Hook, 60 ... Golf shoes, 61 ... Shoelace

Claims (4)

Tee storage part for inserting and mounting tees, metal marker storage part for inserting and mounting metal markers, magnets for holding and holding metal markers mounted in the metal marker storage parts, resin markers for inserting and mounting protrusions of resin markers A mounting hole, and a green fork storage section to insert and mount the green fork,
A base sheet having the tee storage portion on the front surface, the metal marker storage portion provided on the front surface of the tee storage portion, and a resin marker penetratingly formed in the base sheet portion avoiding the metal marker storage portion A golf equipment carrying holder , comprising: a mounting hole; and the green fork storage portion formed between a back seat fixed to a back side of the base seat .   The metal marker storage portion is formed between a back support surface that supports the back surface of the metal marker and a front support sheet that supports the front surface of the metal marker, and an edge of the front support sheet is substantially U-shaped. The golf equipment portable holder according to claim 1, wherein a notch portion is formed. Wherein a stopper member for positioning the metal marker to the metal marker housing part, according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that a least one of the metal members to enhance the sliding of the mounting and demounting the metal marker Holder for carrying golf equipment. The holder body, golf players shoes, clothing, or golf equipment mobile according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that it comprises at least one in the locking attachment member of the belt Holder.

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