JPS6028469Y2 - Rubber grip for golf clubs - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an improvement of a rubber grip for a golf club.

Conventionally, rubber grips for golf clubs (hereinafter abbreviated as grips) have been used.

), as shown in FIG. 1, there is a known grip with a non-slip cord 2 exposed over the entire surface of the grip 1.

A grip with a non-slip cord exposed on the entire surface has a great anti-slip effect, but the weight of the grip itself becomes too heavy, and the range of adjustment is narrow when adjusting the swing weight of a golf club. Therefore, it was desired to make the grip lighter.

In addition, the anti-slip cord 2 is embedded in the entire surface of the grip, giving it a hard feel when you hold it.
There were drawbacks such as a bad feeling, such as a feeling of discomfort.

In addition, when the anti-slip cord 2 is exposed on the entire surface of the grip, there is no problem with the left hand, which normally wears gloves, but there is a drawback that the right hand, which does not use gloves, is likely to get flesh pricks and hurt the right hand.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 2, a grip with an anti-slip cord embedded only in the range to be gripped with the left hand (from the end of the grip to the center) and exposed on the surface is also known.

However, in this type of grip, the anti-slip cord 2 is embedded in the entire surface of the part that is gripped with the left hand, so when gripping the grip, it feels no different from the conventional grip in that it feels hard. This has been improved since there is no anti-slip cord 2 in the part that is gripped with the right hand, making it difficult to get stuck, but on rainy days or when the grip gets wet due to sweating, Since there is no anti-slip cord on the right hand, especially the thumb and index finger, new drawbacks have arisen, such as the fingers slipping and making it impossible to grip the grip securely.

In view of these conventional drawbacks, the present invention aims to reduce the weight of the grip, provide a grip with appropriate flexibility and a good feeling when gripped, and also provide a grip that does not slip even in rain or sweat. It was made for the purpose of

To explain the present invention based on the drawings, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, in a grip 4 having different outer diameters at both ends, from the butt end 5 with a large diameter to the tip end 6 with a small diameter, An anti-slip cord 8 is attached to the lower outer periphery 7 in the range that can be gripped with the left and right hands and corresponds to the lower half circumference of the grip.
is exposed, and a non-slip cord 8 is also exposed at a location 10.11 where the left thumb and right thumb come into contact on the upper outer peripheral portion 9 corresponding to the upper half circumference. It is a rubber grip.

As mentioned above, the grip of the present invention has a structure in which the anti-slip cord is exposed only in the areas necessary when gripping the grip, so unlike conventional grips, the amount of extra anti-slip cord can be reduced. By reducing the weight of the grip itself, the weight of the grip itself can be reduced, the swing weight adjustment range can be expanded, and the degree of freedom in club design can be improved.

Also, unlike before, there is a part 1 where the left thumb and right thumb come into contact.
Since the anti-slip cord is exposed on the 0.11, it has an anti-slip effect even on rainy days or when it gets wet due to sweating, and it has the effect of ensuring a secure grip. Since the anti-slip cords are exposed at the positions of the left and right thumbs, they also serve as a guide when gripping the grip, allowing for more accurate gripping.

In addition, in the grip of the present invention, the anti-slip cord is exposed only on the outer peripheral surface corresponding to the lower half of the grip, so when gripping the grip, it has appropriate flexibility and a good feeling. That's what you get.

As another embodiment of the present invention, any uneven pattern can be formed in the area where the anti-slip cord is not exposed or buried, thereby further increasing the anti-slip effect and the feeling effect. be.

As described above, the grip of the present invention can exhibit effects that have not been seen before.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 and 2 are perspective views showing a conventionally known grip. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a grip according to the present invention. FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. 3. Figure 5 is B of Figure 3.
-B sectional view. 1...Grip, 2...Non-slip cord, 3...Shaft, Soil...Grip, 5...Butt end, 6 ...... Chip end, 7... Lower outer periphery, 8... Anti-slip cord, 9... Upper outer periphery, 10...
・Left hand thumb contact point, 11...Right thumb contact point.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a golf club rubber grip with different outer diameters at both ends, it slides from the thicker butt end to the thinner tip end, within the range gripped by the left and right hands, and at the lower outer periphery that corresponds to the lower half of the grip. A rubber grip for a golf club, characterized in that a stopper cord is exposed, and an anti-slip cord is also exposed at the part of the upper outer periphery corresponding to the upper half of the circumference where the left thumb and right thumb come into contact. .