JPS5823670Y2 - scorecard case - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a scorecard case for golf.

When it comes to golf scores, some people carry the cards as they are while playing, while others carry them in a card case, but it is preferable to keep them in the card case during rainy weather.

However, the card cases used in the past were generally simple, with narrow strips for holding cards sewn onto both sides of the inner surface of synthetic leather or other sheets, so cards could easily fall off while being carried. In addition, since both the out-course and in-course are always open, there is a disadvantage that when recording scores in the rain, it gets wet and gets dirty.

This invention improves this drawback and prevents loss by displaying only the course surface on which scores are recorded, either the out-course surface or the in-course surface, and not displaying the other course surfaces.
The purpose is to reduce wetting, and an example thereof will be described with reference to the drawings.

That is, on the inner surface of a sheet 1 made of synthetic leather or other material, half pieces 3, 3' are placed on both sides excluding the center part 2, and small triangular pieces 4, 4' are placed on both corners of one half piece 3 except for the center part 2 side. Place the sheet 1, and sew the outer edge of the half piece 3 on one side except for the center 2 side.
The half piece 3 and the small triangular pieces 4 and 4' are integrated to form a pocket with the unsewn central part 2 side of the half piece 3 serving as an insertion opening, and the long side of the triangle that is not sewn on the triangular pieces 4 and 4'. A triangular pocket to be used as an insertion opening is formed, and a small width piece 5 and a writing instrument holder 6 are placed on the outer edge of the other half piece 3', and the outer edge of the one half piece 3' except for the center part 2 side is sewn to form a sheet. 1, half piece 3
', narrow piece 5, and writing instrument holder 6 are integrated to form half piece 3'
This is a score card case in which a pocket is formed with an insertion opening on the side of the central part 2 which is not sewn, and a pocket is formed with an insertion opening on the side of the central part 2 where the narrow piece 5 is not sewn.

Since this invention is constructed as described above, one side of the scorecard provided at the golf course can be inserted into one of the pockets formed by the sheet 1 and the half pieces 3 and 3', and the other side can be inserted into either of the pockets formed by the half pieces 3 and 3'. Place 4 small triangular pieces on top of one side.
It can be used by inserting it into either the pocket formed by ' or the pocket formed by narrow piece 5.

In other words, when playing from the outcourse, place the outcourse side of the card over the sheet 1 and half piece 3' and insert the end into the pocket formed by the narrow piece 5, and the incourse side is placed on the sheet 1 and half piece 3'. When inserted into the forming pocket, only half of the out-course side, which records scores, is exposed, and the in-course side, which does not record scores, is retracted. When used by inserting the out-course side into the pocket formed by the sheet 1 and the half piece 3', exposing the in-course side and inserting its end into the pocket formed by the triangular pieces 4 and 4', the half side of the card will be protected during rain. But it won't get wet or get dirty.

In addition, when the weather is sunny, it is also possible to use the card by placing the entire surface of the card on top of the half pieces 3, 3' and inserting both ends into the pocket formed by the triangular pieces 4, 4' and the pocket formed by the narrow piece 5.

Since the writing instrument for recording scores can be carried by being inserted into the writing instrument holder 6, the loss rate is reduced.

In this way, it is possible to provide a scorecard case that is less likely to be soiled or lost, and which is particularly useful during rainy weather.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are plan views showing examples of use. 1...Sheet, 2...Central part, 3,3
′・・・Half piece, 4゜4′・・・Triangular piece,
5...Narrow piece, 6...Writing instrument holder.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] On the inner surface of a sheet 1 made of synthetic leather or other material, half pieces 3, 3' are placed on both sides except for the center part 2, and small triangular pieces 4, 4' are placed on both corners of one half piece 3 except for the center part 2 side. Then, sew the outer edge of half piece 3 on one side except for the center part 2 side to integrate sheet 1, half piece 3, and small triangular pieces 4 and 4', and use the unsewn center part 2 side of half piece 3 as an insertion opening. 4 small triangular pieces to shape the pocket.
A triangular pocket is formed with the long side of the triangle 4' that is not sewn as an insertion opening, and a narrow piece 5 and a writing instrument holder 6 are placed on the outer edge of the other half piece 3', excluding the central part 2 side. The outer edge of the half piece 3' on one side is sewn to integrate the sheet 1, the half piece 3', the narrow piece 5, and the writing instrument holder 6 to form a pocket with the insertion opening on the side of the central part 2 of the half piece 3' that is not sewn. This score card case is formed by forming a pocket with the unsewn central part 2 side of the small width piece 5 serving as an insertion opening.