JPS6133979Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a golf practice board in which a swing mat for iron practice, driver practice, etc. is removably fitted to the base plate and can be replaced. Various types of substrates are used because they have the advantage that the same substrate can be used for a long period of time by replacing only the swing mat when it wears out. However, since all of the conventional swing mats have a rectangular shape, they become unusable when both longitudinal ends are worn out, making them uneconomical. In order to eliminate this drawback, the applicant considered making the swing mat circular, but since the circular swing mat can rotate sequentially and use the entire circumference, it is economical to use. However, since the circular shape has no directionality, it is difficult to determine the position of the stance and the direction of impact with the golf club. When you look at the outer periphery partially, all of it forms an arc-shaped convex part, so when you try to practice hitting a cut with an iron club, an iron club with a straight face surface will move around the outer periphery of the swing mat. This was an inconvenience for effective practice because the ball got caught in the arcuate part of the ball, making it impossible to practice sharp cuts.

The present invention eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks, and includes a swing mat whose outer periphery is formed into an octagonal shape,
This octagonal swing mat is made up of a board with a fitting recess into which the swing mat is removably fitted.By making the swing mat octagonal, eight linear outer peripheries are formed on the outer periphery of the swing mat. ,
This linear outer periphery can be used as a reference when the practitioner determines the position of the foot, and this outer periphery can also be used as a reference for determining the hitting method with the golf club. Also, when practicing cutting with an iron club, since the outer periphery of the swing mat is straight, an iron club with a straight face will not get caught on the outer periphery of the swing mat, and you will not be able to hit sharp corners. This allows you to practice cutting and striking, which is convenient for effective practice. In addition, the octagonal swing mat can be used while being rotated sequentially, and the cut recess in the board is made wider than one side of the octagonal swing mat, so the entire circumference of the octagon swing mat can be used. It is possible to obtain the same economical effects as the circular swing mat while eliminating the drawbacks of the swing mat.

An embodiment of the present invention will be explained below with reference to the drawings. 1 is a swing mat, which is a driver mat made of soft vinyl chloride resin, soft or hard rubber, or an iron made by planting artificial grass on the surface. It is made of pine and has an octagonal shape. By forming it into an octagonal shape, the swing mat 1 has two outer peripheries 2 that are always parallel to each other. Since an outer periphery that intersects at right angles to the extending direction of the two outer peripheries 2 is always formed, this side can be used as a reference for determining the hitting direction with the golf club. A substrate 3 is made of the same or different material as the swing mat 1, and has a regular octagonal fitting recess 4 for removably fitting the swing mat 1 therein. Cutting recesses 5 for practicing cutting are formed in the base plate 3 at positions corresponding to both sides of the swinging mat 1 in the hitting direction so as to be lower than the upper end surface of the swinging mat 1. Even when practicing driving at a steep angle with a short iron club such as a spoon with a ball placed on the outer periphery 2, the cut recess 5 is formed low and the outer periphery 2 of the swing mat 1 is is straight, so an iron club having a straight face will not get caught on the outer periphery 2 of the swing mat 1, and the club can easily pass through. Further, the cut recess 5 for practicing cutting is formed wider than the length of one side of the outer periphery 2 of the swing mat,
A wide portion 6 is provided. Even if a cut concave portion having the same width as one side of the outer periphery 2 of the swing mat 1 is formed in the substrate 3, both widthwise ends of the cut concave portion 5 cannot be used because golf clubs are caught therein.
The vicinity of the corner 7 of the polygonal swing mat 1 is left unused, making it uneconomical.
However, if the wide portion 6 is formed as described above, the vicinity of the corner 7 located in the wide portion 6 will also be located toward the center of the cut recess 5 than both widthwise ends of the cut recess 5, allowing sufficient cutting practice. become something that can be done.

Reference numeral 10 in the drawing designates an L-shaped ball mounting tee, which is made of a soft elastic material and has ball mounting portions 11 and 12 formed at both ends, and a through hole in the L-shaped connecting portion 13. 14 is formed. This tee 10 inserts the insertion rod 16 of the fixed body 15 into the through hole 14.
The arm 18 is inserted between both side walls 17 of the fixed body 15, and in this inserted state, the insertion rod 16 and both side walls 17 are inserted into and engaged with the engagement groove 19 of the board 3. The fixed position is fixed so that it can be moved.

The present invention is constructed as described above, and by making the swing pine octagonal, eight linear outer peripheries are formed on the outer periphery of the swing pine, two in parallel. The outer periphery of the golf ball serves as a reference when the practitioner determines the position of the foot, and can also be used as a reference for determining the hitting direction with the golf club. Also, when practicing cutting with an iron club, since the outer circumferential piece of the swing mat is straight, the iron club, which has a straight face, will not get caught on the outer circumference of the swing mat, and the outer circumferential piece of the swing mat will not get caught in the cut recess. Combined with the formation of the ball, it is possible to practice sharp cut shots, which is convenient for effective practice. In addition, the octagonal swing mat can be used while being rotated sequentially, and the cut recess of the board is made wider than one side of the octagonal swing mat, so the entire circumference including the corners of the octagon swing mat can be used. Therefore, it is possible to obtain the same economical effects as the circular swing mat while eliminating the disadvantages of the circular swing mat.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of a cut recessed portion. 1... Swing mat, 3... Board, 4... Fitting recess.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A swing mat whose outer periphery is formed into an octagonal shape, and a fitting recess into which the octagonal swing mat is removably fitted, and a position that is continuous with the fitting recess and is lower than the upper end surface of the swing mat in the striking direction. 1. A golf practice board characterized by comprising a substrate having a cut recess formed so that the cut recess is wider than one side of an octagonal swing mat.