JPH0753649Y2 - Putter trainer - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a practice tool for correcting the stroke of a golf putter.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a conventional putter practice device, a line is drawn on a mat, a cup is cut, or a mark is attached to the ball itself so that the rotation of the ball can be visually observed or a convex band is formed There are things that have been set up. There are also large devices for wood and iron to correct the swing trajectory.

[0003]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] Although conventional putter practice devices and the like are suitable for developing the intuition of putters, they are close to the green, which is the basis of putters, horizontally and linearly or in a perfect circle. It was not suitable for the practice of learning to move the putter.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION According to the present invention, a putter is supported so that it can be moved along a linear or arc-shaped guide rail during a stroke, and the putter head does not move linearly or in a perfect circle. Also, when the guide rail sways up and down or back and forth, the guide head of the putter contacts the guide rail so that the putter does not move.

For this reason, a guide head for holding a putter is balancedly supported, and the guide head of the putter is arranged to extend over a guide rail with a gap.

At the same time as the putter swing, the guide head for holding the putter also moves, and the putter stroke is not made straight (straight) or arcuate (inside-in), and the putter head moves up and down or forward and backward relative to the guide head. In the case of a shake, the guide head of the putter comes into contact with the guide rail and is blocked from moving. Therefore, strokes can be corrected by selecting either a straight or arc-shaped guide rail according to the practitioner stroke line and practicing the putter stroke so as not to contact this guide rail.

Further, the difficulty can be adjusted by adjusting the distance between the putter holding portion and the guide rail according to the ability of the practitioner.

Further, the weight of the guide head can be eliminated by balancing the fishing support portion of the guide head for holding the putter with a balancer on the other side of the column.
During practice, you can practice by feeling the weight of only the putter head.

[0009]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below with reference to an embodiment shown in the drawings.

The guide head 1 for holding the putter is balanced and supported by one end of a string 4 mounted on a column 3 with a balancer 2 fixed to the other side, and the guide head 1 further comprises: A balancer 6 is fixed to one end, and a putter holding part 7 is attached to the other end, with the fishing fulcrum 5 serving as a fulcrum to achieve balance.

The guide head 1 has a fixing portion for the balancer 6 at one end as described above, and has flat surfaces on both sides fixed to the instrument with a slight distance from the lateral frame 8 of the guide head 1. The guide rails 9 intersect downward, and further, two guide plates 10 parallel to each other on both side surfaces of the guide rails 9 with a slight distance are provided in the guide head 1.
It is installed vertically. The distance between the two guide plates 10 and the guide rail 7 can be changed by exchanging the lengths of the spacers 11 and the like arranged between the two plates.

Further, at the end of the guide head 1,
There is a mounting plate 12 for a putter holding tool, and a holding tool 13 for a putter head is attached to the lower part of the mounting plate 12, and the holding tool 13 is made up of two pairs of long and short arms and a pair of arms.
The tips of the long arms 14 on both sides curl downwards to carry the outside of the putter head 15, the short arms 16 on the inside restrain the inside surface of the putter head, and A rubber (hatched portion) is attached to the tip of each arm so as not to damage the putter head. Mounting plate 1
At the upper part of 2, there are two arm rods 17 and 1 which are vertically spaced from each other.
8 is screwed on, and holding tools 19, 20 for holding the putter shaft are attached to the tip ends of the both arm rods. In the arm rods 17 and 18, for example, screws 21 protruding from the arm rods 17 and 18 are engaged with arc-shaped guide holes 22 provided in the mounting plate 12, and the screw 21 is inserted in the guide holes 22. The angle of each arm rod 17 and 18 can be changed by moving. The inner side surfaces of the holding tools 19, 20 are also provided with rubber (hatched portions) so as not to damage the putter shaft.

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, when using it, first of all, the shape of the guide rail is selected, and the putter 15 is held by each holding tool of the putter holding portion to guide the putter. Each balance of the head 1 and its fishing support is created by a balancer. In addition, it is convenient to mount the level device 23 on the guide head in order to check the balance. Then, the positional relationship between the arm rods 17 and 18 is adjusted according to the angle of the putter shaft. After adjusting in this way, you will practice putting strokes. Two guide plates 10 if the stroke of the putter is linear or circular.
Move in parallel with each other without contacting the linear or arc-shaped guide rail 9. However, if the stroke is not linear or circular, the balance of the guide head 1 is lost, the guide plate 10 comes into contact with the guide rail 9, and the stroke is stopped.

[0014]

According to the present invention, if the takeback and follow through strokes of the putter are not linear or circular, the guide head for holding the putter will stop. Moreover, the distance between the guide plate and the guide rail can be adjusted, and even slight stroke blurring can be accommodated, so by adjusting this distance, it is possible to correct the putter stroke suitable for everyone from beginners to advanced users. .

Since expensive electronic equipment is not used, it can be manufactured at low cost.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic principle diagram of the whole.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a putter holding portion.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Guide Head 2, 6 Balancer 3 Strut 4 String 7 Putter Holding Part 9 Guide Rail 10 Guide Plate 11 Spacer 12 Mounting Plate 13 Putter Head Holding Tool 15 Putter Head 17, 18 Arm Rod

Claims (5)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A guide head having a putter holding portion is supported by a fishing line, a balancer is attached to one end of the guide head to balance the guide head, and the guide head is spaced along a guide rail. A putter practice device that is positioned so that it can be moved with it. 2. The putter trainer according to claim 1, wherein the fishing rod of the guide head is balanced by a column. 3. The putter holding portion is adapted to change a holding angle of the putter shaft.
Putter training device described. 4. The putter trainer according to claim 1, wherein an interval over which the guide rail of the putter holding portion is straddled can be adjusted. 5. The putter trainer according to claim 1, wherein the guide rail is linear or arcuate.