JPH0260794A - Golf green mark collecting book - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To recollect details the proceedings of the play with the design of a green mark on a later day by a method wherein the title book consists of a board capable of securely inlaying a leg part of the green mark and flaps connecting to the board so as to open and close in a book form, and recording part are indicated on the flaps. CONSTITUTION:A green mark is brought home from a golf course. Then, a circular part 27 corresponding to, for example, a position shown by a number '1' on a board 12 is peeled, and the green mark is inlaid into the position and secured. Simultaneously, a golf course name, a date, scores, and partners are written on a position 'No.1' of a recording part 34 on a stop-side flap 16, whereby the written information with the design of the green mark can remind a user of the details of the play. A recording part is provided also on the inner surface of a back-side flap 18.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] This invention relates to a golf green mark collection book.

[Prior Art] When playing golf, green marks are used to mark the position of the ball on the green.

This green mark usually consists of a disc and legs extending downward from the center of the disc, and is used by inserting the legs into the ground of the green.

Each golf course provides its players with a uniquely designed green mark. These marks serve as a good memento of a visit to a golf course, and many players collect such marks as memories of their past plays.

[Problem to be solved by the invention] However, in the past, there was no special equipment for preserving the collected Green Marks, and it was common to simply put them in a glass bottle or the like and store them. Even when I took them out and looked at them, it was difficult to remember when I played with them and with whom, and my interest in collecting marks had halved.

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to solve such problems, in the present invention,
The following green mark collection books will be provided.

It consists of a board into which the legs of the green mark can be inserted and stopped, and a flap attached to the board that can be opened and closed like a book, and this flap displays a recording section where you can write the summary of each play. A collection of golf green marks.

[Function] After playing at a certain golf course, the player inserts and holds the green mark of the golf course on the board of this collection book, and also writes the summary of the play in the recording section displayed on the flap.

[Example] 1 and 2 show one embodiment of the invention.

10 indicates the entire collection book. This collection book IO consists of a board 12 and front and back flaps connected to the back 14 of the board 12.
, 1g. The front and back flaps 18.18 can be opened and closed with respect to the board 12 in a book-like manner.

In the figure, the front flap 16 is shown in an open state.

The board 12 has a core 20 made of a foam such as styrofoam, surrounded by a plastic shrink film 22 for reinforcement, and further covered with a green sheet 24.

Thirty-six circular notches 26 are formed in the sheet 24 in nine rows and four columns. Circular portion 27 defined by notch 26
When peeled off, a circular hole 28 is revealed.

An adhesive 30 is applied onto the film 22 within the hole 28 (see FIG. 2). 32 is a cross-shaped notch provided in the film 22 in the circular hole 28, which facilitates insertion of the leg portion of the green mark to be described later.

Above each circular portion 27, numbers “1” to “36” are printed respectively (in Fig. 1, “1” is printed for simplicity).
~ Only "8" is displayed, and the rest are omitted).

Peel off the circular portion 27 (see the location indicated by 28 in FIG. 1) and insert the leg portion B of the green mark A into the core portion 22 at the intersection of the cross-shaped cuts 32. The lower surface C of the disc part of the green mark A is pressed against the adhesive 30,
It is fixed on the shrink film 22.

In this manner, by applying the adhesive onto the board 12 and pressing the green mark onto the adhesive, the green mark can be reliably fixed onto the board.

However, since the plastic foam that is the core 20 of the board 12 has appropriate elasticity as a characteristic of its material,
The inserted green mark A is compressed while surrounding its leg B. Therefore, even if the adhesive 30 is not applied, the green mark A will be fixed to the board 12 with a certain degree of holding force.

In addition, in FIG. 1, there are 36 circular cuts 2 on the sheet 24.
7, green marks A are inserted in the upper four rows, but the remaining parts are unused and the circular notches 27 themselves are exposed.

As shown in FIG. 2, the green mark A is configured so that it can be attached not only to the front side of the board 12 but also to the back side. In this case, it is preferable to shift the insertion position, that is, the position of the circular portion 27, so that the legs of the green mark inserted from the front and back do not collide with each other.

A recording section 34 is displayed on the inner surface of the front flap 16. In the heading section 36 at the top of the recording section 34, there is a "Location"
"Date and time", "Score", and "Partner" are written, and the leftmost heading section 37 shows numbers from "1" to "36", with horizontal ruled lines drawn corresponding to each number. It's dark. Note that in the figure, the numbers "3" to "35" and the ruled lines at those locations are omitted.

After playing on a golf course, a player takes home a green mark from the golf course. Then, for example, the circular portion 27 located at a location labeled "1" on the board 12 is peeled off, and a green mark is inserted and fixed at this location. At the same time, the name of the golf course, date and time, score, and partner are written in the rNo and IJ locations of the recording section 34 on the front flap 16. In this way, the player can later recall the design of the green mark as well as the content of the play when the green mark was used.

A similar recording section is also provided on the inner surface of the back flap 18.

The surface of the foam forming the core 20 of the board 12 may be heat-treated to form a hard coating. In this case, there is no need to surround the foam with the shrink film 22, and the adhesive is applied directly to the surface of the foam, and the sheet 24 is placed on top of the adhesive.
Just paste it.

In this embodiment, the sheet 24 is colored green to evoke the green scenery of a golf course, but furthermore,
If a photograph of the lawn is printed on the sheet 24, the sense of realism will be even better.

In this embodiment, the entire circumference of the board 12 is covered with a green sheet 2.
4, but it is also possible to cover only the front and back of the board, leaving the sides intact. In some cases, the foam core 20 may be exposed without using the film 22 or the sheet 24.

The flap may be provided on only one side of the board. In this case, the board can be made as thin as the length of the leg of the green mark.

In some cases, the board may be made even thinner so that the legs can penetrate through it.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, a sheet 24 directly covers the core 20 of the foam, a circular adhesive is applied onto the sheet 24, and a release paper 31 is pasted on top of the sheet 24. . The release paper 31 is peeled off to expose the adhesive 30, the green mark A is inserted, and the lower surface of the disc is pressed against the adhesive 30 and fixed.

Instead of using a foam as the board 12 as described above, the board may be formed of a rigid plate.

An example is shown in FIG.

In FIG. 4, reference numeral 40 denotes a plate of the middle window, and holes 42 for inserting the legs B of the green mark A are formed on the surface thereof at appropriate intervals.

An adhesive layer 41 is applied in a circular manner around the hole 42, and a release paper 46 is placed on top of the adhesive layer 41. Similarly to FIG. 3, peel off the release paper 46, insert and fix the green mark A.

Instead of the hollow plate as shown in FIG. 4, a relatively thin and solid plate may be used, and a through hole may be provided in the plate to insert the green mark.

The plate in the embodiment shown in FIG. 4 includes plywood, cardboard,
You can use anything from that pond.

[Effects of the Invention] By using the collection range of this invention, it is possible to attach and save the green mark used for each play, and to write a summary of the play in the recording section, so you can check the green marks at a later date. You can remember the content of the play along with the design of the mark, and it becomes a good memory of the play.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view along the line ■-■ in FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing another embodiment. The partial perspective view and FIG. 4 are partial sectional views showing still another embodiment. [Explanation of symbols] 10... Green mark collection width 12...
...Board 16.18...Flap 34...Recording department and one other person Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Procedural amendment, ka) 1988 Patent Application No. 213283 2゜Name of the invention Relationship with the case concerning the person who amends the collection width of golf green marks by 3゜

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. It consists of a board into which the legs of the green mark can be inserted and stopped, and a flap connected to the board so that it can be opened and closed like a book, and this flap has an outline of each play. A golf green mark collection book that displays the record section to be filled in. 2. The golf green mark collection book according to claim 1, wherein the core of the board is made of plastic foam. 3. A golf golf club according to claim 1, wherein the board is formed of a rigid plate body, and the plate body is provided with holes through which the legs of golf green marks are inserted. Green Mark collection book.