JPS58118777A - Pat exerciser of golf - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention is a bat practice device that allows golf bat practice to be repeated using a single ball in a small space, without the hassle, and that is easy to install and clean up.

Conventional bat practice tools include rubber mats covered with artificial turf, but because they are large, they are good for permanent use, but if you roll them up and put them away, they will wrinkle the next time you use them and cannot be used until they are fixed. , and having to prepare multiple balls is inconvenient.

The present invention has been devised to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks and enable correct bat practice.

To explain its structure according to the drawing, rail (2) is @
Make the surface uniformly flat with a length of about 15 mm and a length of about 1 m, and provide grooves (3) (35) on both sides so that they are lower than the rail surface, and protrude from the surface near one end of the rail (2). A ball rolling stopper (4) is provided on the other end, and a ball abutment plate (5) is provided with a groove through the shaft (9) at the other end. Rail base with mounting hole (7)
and is fixed at right angles to the rail (2) by a spring (8). It also rotates around the shaft (9) and moves to a position parallel to the rail (2), and in this state it can be hung on a nail in the wall through the hole (7) or hole (G).

The rail tilting base (6) is a base for tilting the grooved rail base (1), and is foldable or detachable.
mounted on. Fig. 2 shows a ball abutting plate (5) and a rail ramp (6) which are integrally attached to a shaft (9), and both can be stood up or down at the same time. To use this bat practice device, the ball abutment plate (5) and rail ramp (6) are set up and placed on the floor with the rail direction in the direction that connects both eyes. Next, place the ball on the ball stopper (4), consider it as the rail line, align the putter face, and bat.

If the bat is made correctly, the ball will not come off the rail (2) and will return to the ball abutting plate (5) on the original line, but if the bat is made correctly and well, the ball will return from the rail (2) to the groove (3). ) A man who falls on a horse rolls down a slope and comes back.
Therefore, you can practice with one ball over and over again. To set the watertight correctly, roll the ball from the ball abutting plate (5), and place the ball under the rail ramp (6) with a piece of cardboard so that it rolls over the rail (2) and returns to the stop (4). Just add and adjust.

Considering the above structure and usage, in an extremely narrow place,
- You can practice repeatedly with individual balls.

The narrow rail makes it easy to match the putter, and since you can see whether it's a success or failure, you can practice hitting the ball carefully. It also has features such as being easy to clean up after finishing and does not take up much space.

The following may be considered in implementing this invention.

(a) The upper surface of the rail (2) may be made of cloth, rubber, synthetic resin, etc. to make it uniformly flat and rough.

←) As a method of integrating the ball abutment plate (5) and the rail tilting table (6) and attaching it to the grooved rail table (4),
A combination of the two headed pins a shown in the figure and several pairs of example sentences continuous layer type holes. A combination of two keys C and hole d shown in FIG.

The combination of axis e and sawtooth cut f shown in FIG. Two parallel axes g attached to the tilt table (6) shown in Fig. 7,
Penetrate the grooved rail base (1) through the hole, and insert the ball abutment plate (5) with two holes i from above. 8th
They are combined and slid in the uneven relationship shown in Figures (A) and (B). In this case, give elasticity to one side and use that force to fix it.

(c) The inclination angle of the rail can be changed by making the holes and cuts in several stages as shown in Figures 4, 5, and 6.

) When making the ball abutment plate (5) or the rail ramp (6) separately, the mounting method is to attach it to either one of the plates (5).
or by removing (6), the shaft mounting shown in Fig. 2, or Fig. 4,
The method described in section (b) for FIGS. 5 and 6 is used.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of the present invention. FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 are partially explanatory diagrams of the present invention. FIG. 4, FIG. 5, FIG. 6, FIG. 7, and FIG. 8 are partial perspective views showing embodiments of the present invention. Patent applicant Hajime Ishikawa 2 missing figures

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Along the rail (2), two grooves (3) on both sides thereof.
(3) Bat practice device with 2. 2. The bat practice device according to claim 1, further comprising a ball rolling stopper (4) that is protruded or recessed near one end of the upper surface of the rail (2). 3. The bat according to claim 1, item 2, wherein the ball protrusion plate (5) is attached to the rail (2) at a right angle to the rail (2) on the opposite side of the ball rolling stopper (4). practice device. 4 At the bottom of the grooved rail stand (1), install the inclined rail stand (6).
A bat training device according to claim 1, item 2, or claim 1, item 2, or 3, which can be detachably attached or folded. 5 The ball abutting plate (5) and the rail ramp (6) are integrated, and the surface of the ball abutting plate (5) is aligned with the rail (2) by attaching and detaching it to the grooved rail plate (1) or folding it. ) The bat training device according to claim 1, wherein the bat training device is fixed at right angles to the bat.