JPS5957677A - Apparatus used in exercising and playing golf game - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an apparatus for use when practicing and replaying the game of golf, and more particularly to an apparatus for assisting the wearer in learning to keep his head still when attempting to hit a ball. .

This is a problem for beginners and players with large handicaps, who must keep their head stationary while their body rotates while swinging the club to hit the ball.
If your head moves, you won't be able to hit the ball correctly or you'll miss the ball, so if you want to improve, you must master it.

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If done correctly it would solve some of this problem, but in practice many people find this very difficult, and it is even more difficult to know that they are not doing this. Many devices have been proposed over the years to do this, but their bulk makes them inconvenient and inconvenient except for use in fixed locations, such as on a practice tee.

The object of the invention is to provide a device of the above-mentioned type which is simple and easily transportable and which can be used wherever and whenever the wearer desires its assistance.

The present invention comprises a frame worn by the wearer like a pair of glasses, the frame being made of an opaque material and positioned in front of the wearer's eyes to provide two openings. The size and spacing of the apertures are such that the wearer can see the ball and subsequent club head when standing in the normal address position, thus limiting the wearer's forward field of vision to the area seen through the apertures. An apparatus for use in practicing and playing the game of golf is provided that provides a single aperture viewing field that provides a field of view not significantly larger than a field of view that includes.

The wearer of this device not only learns to immediately take a swing, because if he moves his head in any direction, the ball will disappear from his field of vision and he will no longer be able to see it.
You will learn to swing so that the ball is always in your field of vision until the moment of impact. This device helps the wearer slow down the backswing since when the wearer snatches or jerks the back of the club, the ball will almost always be out of sight.

The device of the invention can be configured in various ways. In one simple configuration, the apertures are formed into a mask that has a limited range of movement laterally to the frame, allowing the position of the apertures to be adjusted to suit the wearer's eye spacing. The frame and mask obstruct the wearer's forward vision and focus the wearer's attention on the ball that can be seen through the apertures, but not on the head without obstructing the wearer's lateral vision. It is preferable that the player be able to move his eyes to see how the ball is flying and the direction he is aiming for.

For those who normally require eyeglasses, the device of the present invention can be configured to clip the frame to the eyeglass frame and in front of the lenses.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to embodiments shown in the drawings.

As shown, the device of the invention comprises a frame 1 and a bowstring piece 3, which consist of two symmetrical parts connected by a bridge piece 2, like the frame of a pair of spectacles. In order to hold the device in place, the ends of the clasp 3 are preferably connected by a flexible elastic band 4 which is passed behind the wearer's head. be.

In order to allow the device to be worn on heads of different sizes, the frame is provided with slots forming a number of bars 5 (three bars in the illustrated embodiment).
The end of the piece 3 that rests on the bar is pivoted. The piece can be removed from the marking bar when placed parallel to the frame and reattached to another bar.

The frame 1 is made of an opaque material, and each of the left and right halves is provided with a small rectangular 5fJ opening 6 as shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 2, two masks 7 are disposed in each half of the left and right sides at the rear of the frame. The mask is held relative to the frame so as to be able to slide laterally by two 1-shaped lugs 8, 9 formed on the frame.

In a simple configuration, each mask has a single aperture,
The position of this aperture can be adjusted to the wearer's eye spacing by sliding the mask within limits determined by the size of the aperture 6 in the frame. but,
The position of said apertures is preferably adjustable in the height direction of the frame, and for this purpose the mask is provided with four apertures 10 at different levels as shown. Any Kaika 10 can be placed in a predetermined position by turning the mask upside down or left and right.

For this purpose, the frame 1 is constructed in such a way that the outer end of each mask 7 projects so that it can be grasped and pulled out from between the lugs 8, 9.

As described above, according to the device of the present invention, the wearer's optic kidney is limited to the range in which the wearer can see the two eyelids.
The shape of the frame and temples are arranged so that the wearer can see in the same direction.

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Figure 1 is a front perspective view of the invention device, and Figure 2 is a rear view of Figure 1, in which 1 is a frame and 10 is an opening.

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Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A frame to be worn by the wearer like eyeglasses, the frame being made of an opaque material and positioned in front of the wearer's eyes to provide two openings. The size and spacing of the apertures are such that the wearer can see the ball and subsequent club head when standing in the normal address position, thus limiting the wearer's forward field of vision to the area visible through the apertures. Apparatus for use in practicing and playing the game of golf, characterized in that the apparatus is adapted to view a single aperture that provides a field of view not significantly larger than a field of view that includes a field of view that includes a field of view that includes a field of view that is substantially larger than a field of view that includes a field of view that includes a field of view; 2. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein each aperture is formed in a mask, each of which is adjustable in the lateral direction of the frame. 3. A claim in which each mask is provided with a plurality of holes at different positions in the height direction of the frame, and each mask is attached to the frame so that the wearer can see through only one selected hole in each mask. The device according to paragraph 2. 4. According to claim 2 or 3, each mask is slidably disposed between two lugs formed at intervals on the frame, and the mask is positioned on the frame. equipment. 5. Any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the frame is configured so as not to obstruct the wearer's lateral visibility.
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