JPH0357261Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a golf glove that facilitates a stable "palm grip" or "finger grip" on a golf club.

An important factor when shooting a golf ball with a golf club is the quality of the grip. It is even said that the quality of the grip determines 70% of the swing. A grip that is sloppy and has a lot of space between the fingers will not transmit much force.

The left grip consists of a ``finger grip,'' in which the grip shaft is set between the palm and the base of the fingers, that is, a line from the ball of the index finger to the ball of the little finger, and a ``finger grip,'' which is gripped by the ball of the index finger of the palm. A known type of grip is the palm grip, which is gripped diagonally from the ball of the foot to the ball of the little foot.

The "finger grip" has a long tradition, and the best way to do this is to put pressure on the base of your little finger with your left hand.
In other words, a callus is formed only on the ball of the little finger, and this callus is said to be the common symbol of a good golfer. Recently, instead of this old ``finger grip,'' most of today's top professionals and young amateurs are adopting the ``palm grip.'' The gloves are suitable for both of these grip types and have a simple cloth sewn only on the ball of the little foot to prevent tearing, as will be described later.

However, the "palm grip" requires greater grip strength than the "finger grip" and is said to be relatively tiring, especially for golfers who do not have a well-developed little foot ball.
The drawback was that the grip strength was insufficient and a stable grip could not be expected.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, conventional golf gloves simply have a small patch 3 sewn on to prevent damage to the little foot ball 2 on the palm surface 1 of the glove due to abrasion. However, this does not allow for a stable grip. There are also examples in which a band-shaped elastic body is provided in the part corresponding to the palm surface of the hand in the shape of a hook, as in Utility Model Application Publication No. 50-57558, but in such a structure, the gap between the fingertips and the palm surface is The purpose of the present invention, which is to compensate for the insufficient grip strength in the ball of the little foot, cannot be achieved by merely filling in the 〓.

The present invention has proposed various gloves for a stable "palm grip", gloves for a stable "finger grip", or gloves that are compatible with both of these grips. These gloves are a further improvement on the previous gloves. That is, thick pads are provided in the shape of a hook on the palm surface of the glove from the little toe ball to the interlittle toe ball and from the little toe ball to the index finger ball. The golf glove is provided with an index finger pad 10, a middle finger pad 11, a ring finger pad 12, and a little finger pad 13 between two joints, respectively, so that a gripping force can be effectively applied to the entire circumference of the grip shaft of a golf club.

The golf glove of the present invention will be specifically explained below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a plan view of the golf glove of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the thick pad portion.

As shown in FIG. 1, the present invention includes a portion of the palm surface 1 of the glove from the little toe ball 2 to the little toe ball 3, from the little toe ball 3 to the ring finger ball 4, and the middle finger ball 5.
A thick pad in the shape of a hook is provided between the first and second joints of each finger, and an index finger pad 10 and a middle finger pad 1 are provided between the first and second joints of each finger.
1. It is characterized by being provided with a ring finger pad 12 and a little finger pad 13, respectively.

The arrangement of the hook hand-shaped thick pads is either continuous or intermittent, and in addition to the integrated hook hand pad 7 as shown in FIG. A horizontal pad and a vertical pad may be used to form the shape of a hook, or even a thick pad formed by dividing an oblong shape into two may be used. Furthermore, an index finger pad 10 is added between the first and second joints of the upper part of the index finger ball 6, and a middle finger pad 11, a ring finger pad 12, and a little finger pad 13 are respectively added to connect the fingers. Prevents slipping.

The shape of the thick pad is as exemplified above, and as long as it covers the part of the palm surface 1 from the little foot ball 2 to the little finger ball 3, the ring finger ball 4, and the index finger ball 6. good. An example of the cross-sectional shape of this thick pad is shown in FIG. 2, in which a piece of rubber sponge 14 of an appropriate thickness is glued to the inside of the outer material of the palm surface 1, a covering cloth 15 is further applied, and the surrounding area is sewn. Side 1
Become one with. In addition to this rubber sponge piece 14, materials such as a large number of rubber plates with warts, a large number of perforated rubber plates, thick pile fabric, thick rubber thread woven cloth, or thick natural or synthetic leather can be used as substitutes for conventional rubber plates. It is thicker than cloth, with a thickness of about 0.5 to 10 mm. Further, contrary to the example shown in FIG. 2, the thick pad may be provided outside the outer material by adhesive or sewing means. In order to reduce the level difference in the same surrounding sewn area of a thick pad, it is recommended to use two pads of different sizes on top of each other, or to form a zigzag edge around the thick pad.

In short, the glove of the present invention has hook-shaped thick pads on the palm surface of the glove from the little toe ball to the little toe ball and from the little toe ball to the index finger ball. It is characterized by having an index finger pad 10, a middle finger pad 11, a ring finger pad 12, and a little finger pad 13 on the first and second joints of the palm, and in the case of a "palm grip", it promotes the bulge of the little foot ball, In the case of a "finger grip," the swelling of the balls between the fingers is also encouraged, so that a reliable grip on the golf club can be maintained regardless of the grip type.

By wearing gloves with the structure described above, even golfers with thin palms, especially those with poorly developed little foot balls, were able to firmly grip the golf club.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of the golf glove of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the thick pad portion. FIG. 3 is a plan view of a conventional glove, and FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the palm thereof. 1... Palm surface, 2... Little finger ball, 3... Little finger ball, 4... Ring finger ball, 5... Middle finger ball, 6...
...Forefinger bulb, 7...Hook hand pad, 10...
...index finger pat, 11...middle finger pat, 12...
...Ring finger pad, 13... Little finger pad, 14... Rubber sponge piece, 15... Covering cloth.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Thick pads 7 are provided in the shape of a hook on the palm surface of the glove from the little toe ball to the little toe ball and from the little toe ball to the index finger ball, and are attached to the first and second joints of each finger. In between, there are 10 index finger pads and 1 middle finger pad.
1. A golf glove characterized by being provided with a ring finger pad 12 and a little finger pad 13, respectively.