JPH0736689Y2 - Golf green fork - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial field of application] The present invention relates to a green fork for golf having a mud removing member for removing mud adhering to the inside of a groove formed in a golf club, the sole of a shoe, or the like. Is.

[Conventional technology]

Among golf clubs, the iron club has a groove with a predetermined width and a predetermined depth on its face surface so that the contact with the ball is more reliable and the backspin is sufficiently applied on the green. Is forming.

Mud is often clogged in the groove formed on such a face during play, and when the groove becomes shallow with mud or when mud is clogged, the contact with the ball deteriorates and the ball is accurately You will not be able to hit it and you will not be able to apply sufficient backspin.

Therefore, during play, the player himself or a caddy uses a brush attached to the cart to appropriately remove the mud clogging the face groove.

[Problems to be solved by the device]

Removal of mud clogged in the groove of the face with a brush during play is often not sufficient to remove mud clogged in the groove, so players should use sharp members such as the tip of the tee. Although attempts are made to remove mud as appropriate, this method also cannot sufficiently remove mud unless the sharp tip has relatively high strength.

In view of the current situation, this device is equipped with a mud removal member on the green fork to correct the divot on the fairway and the green, so that the green fork can be used for multiple purposes and is jammed in the face of the club. The mud can be easily and easily removed.

[Means for Solving the Problems]

The green fork for golf of the present invention has a mud-removing member formed of a flat plate-shaped body in which a mud-removing piece having a shape matching the groove formed on the face surface of the club is formed on one surface of the plate-shaped fork body. What is claimed is: 1. A golf green fork mounted with a mud-removing piece protruding from the fork main body only when necessary, and rotatably mounted so that the mud-removing piece can be stored along the fork main body when not in use. A bent piece is integrally formed on a part of the base to prevent unnecessary rotation of the mud removing member by contacting the fork body with the bent piece when the mud removing piece is projected or stored. It is characterized in that it is configured to.

In the present invention, the shape of the fork body is not particularly limited as long as it can correct the divot formed on the green or the like, but a plate-shaped body is formed by punching, and a pair of fork bodies are provided at the tip of the fork body. It is preferable that the fork piece is formed into a forked shape in terms of production and use.

The mud removing member attached to the fork main body is rotatably mounted on one surface of the fork main body, and has a mud removing piece having a shape matching a groove formed in the face of the club in a part thereof. The shape is not particularly limited as long as it is a flat plate-shaped body, and a bending piece is integrally formed on a part of the side edge portion, and when the mud removing piece is projected, In any case of storage, the bending piece comes into contact with the fork body to prevent unnecessary rotation of the mud removing member.

[Action]

In the golf green fork of the present invention, the mud removing member having the mud removing piece is rotatably attached to the fork body, so that when the mud is clogged in the groove formed in the face of the iron, the mud is removed. Rotate the removal member to project the mud removal piece from the fork body, engage the tip of the mud removal piece in the groove formed on the face, and slide along the groove to block it in the groove. The mud is easily and reliably removed by the tip of the mud removing piece.

By using this mud-removing piece, mud or the like attached to the shoe sole can be easily removed.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the golf green fork of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, the green fork 1 of the present invention is a fork main body 1a in which a flat plate-shaped body is punched out and a pair of fork pieces 2 and 2 are integrally formed at the tip end thereof to form a fork main body 1a. If necessary, a green marker (not shown) may be detachably attached to the circular portion.

The mud removing member 3 rotatably attached to the fork body 1a having such a shape is formed by punching out a non-rusting flat metal plate into the shape of a golf club head, and forming a neck portion connected to the head portion 3a. The mud removing piece 4 is formed into a plate shape or a blade shape so that the tip end portion of the mud removing piece 4 comes into contact with the inclined surface of the groove formed in the face of the club. A pin 5 is provided and is rotatably attached to the fork body 1a.

Then, the fork body 1a is attached to the side edge of the mud removing member 3.
The bending piece 6 that comes into contact with the side edge of the
As shown in FIG. 1, the bending piece 6 engages with and is in close contact with the upper side edge of one of the fork pieces 2 of the fork body 1a so that the bending piece 6 does not protrude from the fork body 1a. In the state of protruding from the main body 1a, as shown in FIG. 2, the mud removing member 3 is configured to prevent unnecessary rotation by contacting the neck portion 1b formed on the fork main body 1a. .

Further, a projection 7 for engagement is provided on the back surface of the toe portion of the head portion 3a, a recess 8 for engaging the projection 7 is provided on the fork body 1a, and the position where the mud removing piece 4 projects most from the fork body 1a. By providing the concave portion that engages with the projection 7, the storage and the projection of the mud removing member 3 with respect to the fork body 1a are further ensured.

When the mud removing member 3 is not used, the green fork 1 having such a structure is used as a normal green fork by using the mud removing piece 4 so as not to project from the fork body 1a as shown in FIG. It is easy to use and very convenient to carry.

Then, in order to remove the mud clogging the face of the club or the mud adhering to the sole of the club, for example, put a fingertip on the tip of the mud removing piece 4 and horizontally rotate in the direction shown by the solid line in FIG. Since the mud removing member 3 pivots outward with the pin 5 as a fulcrum and the mud removing piece 4 projects from the fork main body 1a, the tip end of the projecting mud removing piece 4 is, for example, along a groove formed in the face. If it is moved, it is possible to easily remove the mud clogging the groove, and after use, it can be returned to the original state by horizontally rotating it in the direction of the arrow shown by the dotted line.

In the embodiment, the shape of the mud removing member 3 is the shape of a golf club head, but the shape is not limited as long as the mud removing member 3 has a mud removing piece that fits in the face groove. .

[Effect of device]

The green fork for golf of the present invention is capable of freely rotating a mud removing member formed of a flat plate-like body having a mud-removing piece having a shape matching the groove formed on the face surface of the club on one surface of the plate-like fork body. Mounted on the fork body so that the mud removing piece can be projected and stored with respect to the fork main body, and the bending piece formed on a part of the side edge of the mud removing member is used when the mud removing piece is projected and stored. Since the mud removing member was prevented from rotating unnecessarily by contacting the fork body, when the mud removing member is not used, that is, when the mud removing member is used only as a portable or ordinary green fork, Similarly, since the plate-shaped mud removing members are overlapped to form a plate-shaped body as a whole, the mud removing members do not get in the way at all, which is extremely advantageous for carrying and handling.

Further, the mud removing piece can be projected from the fork main body only when it is desired to remove the mud clogging the face groove, and the mud removing piece has a shape suitable for the groove formed on the face surface of the club. The mud stuck in the groove can be removed easily and easily.

Further, the bent piece formed on a part of the side edge portion of the flat plate-like member of the mud removing member abuts the fork body when the mud removing piece is projected or stored, and the mud removing member. Since it is configured to prevent the unnecessary rotation of the body, it is possible to prevent the mud removing member from inadvertently protruding from the fork body and prevent damage to the body or clothes.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the golf green fork of the present invention, FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a state in which the mud removing member is housed in the fork body, and FIG. 2 is a mud removing piece formed on the mud removing member. FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a state in which the is protruding from the fork main body. 1 …… Green fork 1a …… Fork body 1b …… Neck part 2 …… Fork piece 3 …… Mud removing member 3a …… Head part 4 …… Mud removing piece 5 …… Pin 6 …… Bending piece

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A mud-removing member comprising a flat plate-shaped body, in which a mud-removing piece having a shape adapted to a groove formed on a face surface of a club is formed on one surface of a plate-shaped fork main body. A golf green fork that protrudes from the fork body only when necessary and is rotatably mounted so that it can be stored along the fork body when not in use. Form the bending piece integrally,
The green fork for golf, characterized in that the bent piece contacts the fork body to prevent unnecessary rotation of the mud removing member both when the mud removing piece is projected and when it is stored. .