JPH0683062U - Putting practice gauge - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Objective] A gauge for putting practice of golf that has a simple structure, is compact and easy to carry, and can be easily set and used both indoors and outdoors. [Structure] A guideline 2 is formed on the elongated body 1a to guide the head during follow-through. A line 3 for aligning the club face during backswing is formed on a long bridge 1b orthogonal to the rear end of the main body 1a, and a short bridge 1c is formed at the front end of the main body 1a for checking the orientation of the club face after follow-through. To do. The guide line 2 is formed with eye holes 5, and the guide line 2 can be extended by passing a thread through the guide line and extending straight on the extension of the guide line. On both sides of the guide line 2, the head is kept in a fixed position by continuously looking during the swing. Recess 4a for allowing
4b is formed. A stick 6 is foldably attached to the long bridge 1b and the short bridge 1c.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a putting gauge used when practicing golf putting indoors or outdoors such as a practice green.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 For putting, after carefully looking at the line of the cup and the ball and grasping the distance and direction accurately, place both feet parallel to the putting line, grasp the putter's grip and put in the putting posture, then put the head on the pendulum of the watch. It is basically done by swinging the club face so that the direction of the club face is perpendicular to the putting line during the swing to match the trajectory of the head with the putting line. It is not easy to swing while keeping the club face direction and head trajectory constant, and it is often impossible to control the ball correctly in a predetermined direction.

Putting for allowing the swing of the head to follow a constant trajectory As a practice tool, a guide that guides the movement of the head is used, and a practice of putting is performed with the toe and heel of the head being applied to the guide. It is known that the swing is performed while keeping the contact state with the guide.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 An object of the present invention is to provide a golf putting practice gauge having a more compact structure and a simple structure which can be easily used both indoors and outdoors, as compared with the conventional putting practice apparatus described above. It is a thing.

[0005]

[Means for solving the problem]

 The putting practice gauge of the present invention is characterized in that a guide line which is fitted to a putting line is formed on the plate, and a line which is orthogonal to the guide line is formed at least at the guide line ends on the back swing side among the guide line ends. Thus, in a preferred embodiment, a line orthogonal to the guideline is also formed at the guideline end on the follow-through side, and in another preferred embodiment, there is an eye viewpoint for keeping the head in a fixed position while continuing to swing. Formed, and in another preferred embodiment, a thread hole is formed on the guide line or an extension thereof.

[0006]

[Action]

 When practicing, place the gauge after the ball so that the guideline is aligned with the putting line, then put the clubface along the line during backswing and the clubhead along the guideline during follow through. And swing.

If a line that is orthogonal to the guideline is formed at the guide end on the follow through side, the club face after the follow through is checked for deviation from the line, and the club face at the follow through is checked. If the stick is attached so that it can be folded, it is possible to stick the stick on the turf when practicing putting outdoors, for example on the practice green. Can be fixed. The sticks are folded indoors and are otherwise unobtrusive when not in use.

If the eye viewpoint at the time of swing is formed, by keeping looking at the eye viewpoint during the swing, the head does not move and head up is prevented. If a hole is formed in the guideline or its extension, the guideline can be extended by threading the eyelet and straightening it.

[0009]

【Example】

 FIG. 1 shows an elongated main body 1a, and a long bridge 1b and a short bridge 1c formed at both ends of the main body 1a at right angles to each other. The I-shaped end of the plate is punched out to the side. A gauge 1 is shown. A guide line 2 is formed in the main body 1a, and a line 3 is formed in the long bridge 1b. Then, in the center of the guideline 2, recesses 4a and 4b serving as the eye points of the left eye and the right eye are formed, and eye holes 5 through which the thread is passed are formed.

The putting practice gauge according to the present embodiment is configured as described above, and when performing putting practice outdoors, for example, on a training green, the gauge 1 is set so that the guideline 2 faces the target direction. Put on. Then, the ball is placed on the extension of the guideline 2 in front of the short bridge 1c, and the position of the address is entered. Swing so that the club face matches line 3 of long bridge 1b when backswing, and the follow-through follows guideline 2 so that the club face after follow-through matches short bridge 1c. Stare at the depressions 4a and 4b and keep the target away from the depressions to prevent your head from moving during the swing.

The same applies when used indoors. In FIG. 2, a pair of sticks 6 are attached to the long bridge 1b of the gauge 1 and one stick 6 is attached to the short bridge 1c so as to be foldable by hinges. In the case of the present embodiment, when practicing putting in a practice clean, etc., the stick 6 is raised and the gauge 1 is placed on the grass so that the guideline 2 faces the target direction, and the stick 6 is pierced into the grass. Fix it.

When the gauge 1 cannot be fixed as in the case of using it indoors, the stick 6 is folded and used in the same manner as in the above embodiment. The stick 6 can be folded even when not in use.

[0013]

The present invention is configured as described above and has the following effects. According to the putting practice gauge of the first aspect, the club face at the time of the backswing matches the line, and the follow through is swung so as to follow the guideline, whereby proper putting can be performed. Moreover, the structure is simple and compact because the guide lines and lines are formed on the plate, it is easy to carry, and it can be easily set and used both indoors and outdoors.

According to the putting practice gauge of the second aspect, the gauge can be fixed by raising the stick and piercing the grass or the like. According to the gauge of the third aspect, it is possible to prevent head-up by swinging so as not to distract the eyes from the eye viewpoint. According to the gauge of the fourth aspect, the guide line can be substantially extended by passing the thread through the eye hole and straightening the guide line along the extension of the guide line.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a putting practice gauge according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of another embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 ... Gauge 1a ... Main body 1b ... Long bridge 1c ... Short bridge 2 ... Guideline 3 ... Line 4a, 4b ... Indent 5 ... Eye hole

Claims (4)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A gauge for putting practice, wherein a guide line which is aligned with a putting line is formed on a plate, and a line which is orthogonal to the guide line is formed at least at the guide line ends on the backswing side of the guide line ends. 2. The putting practice gauge according to claim 1, wherein the stick is attached so as to be foldable. 3. The putting practice gauge according to claim 1, wherein an eye viewpoint is formed for keeping the head in a fixed position while continuing to look during a swing. 4. The putting practice gauge according to claim 1, wherein eye holes for threading are formed at appropriate positions of the guide lines or extensions thereof.