JPS6311984Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Purpose of the invention) 〇 Industrial application field This invention relates to a golf ball marker used to clearly indicate the position of a golf ball when playing golf.

〇Prior art As shown in Fig. 6, there is a known device in which a needle protrudes from the back surface for sticking to a target location, and symbols and colors are displayed on the front surface.

Additionally, coins are sometimes used as golf ball markers.

〇 Problems that the invention aims to solve Under the conventional rules of golf, the use of golf ball markers is limited to areas such as the grass on the green, and is limited to soft areas of the ground where it is possible to penetrate the ball. Therefore, conventional products were sufficient. However, since the use of golf ball markers is now required when picking up golf balls throughout the course, conventional golf balls are used in places where it is impossible to pick up golf balls (for example, hard soil on the ground, on stones, etc.). It is no longer possible to use markers.

In addition, if a coin (for example, a 100 yen nickel coin that has been nickel-metalized) is used as a golf ball marker, the reflected light from the sun's rays may interfere with play, and the location of the ball may not be clearly indicated, making it especially difficult to use. There are drawbacks such as the fact that the presence of a golf ball marker cannot be known in the rough. Furthermore, since there is no difference between golf balls and those of other players, there is a drawback that it becomes unclear to distinguish the positions of golf balls of other players.

Structure of the invention〇 Means for solving the problem A metal coin plate is provided with recesses formed on the front and back sides of a flat circular plate resembling a coin, and different colors are displayed in the recesses of the metal coin plate. A coin-shaped golf ball marker with different display contents on both sides is formed by forming a coin-shaped golf ball marker.

〇 Example 1 is a metal coin plate formed from a flat circular plate similar to a coin, and has a decorative notch pattern 2 on the periphery and recesses 3a and 3b on the front and back sides. In the example, a drawn brass profile with a diameter of 19 mm is cut to a thickness of 1.7 mm to create a number of flat disks having a cutout pattern 2 on the periphery, and a diameter of 15.5 mm and a depth of 0.4 mm on the front and back surfaces. circular recess 3
After forming parts a and 3b by machining, they were placed in a container together with iron powder and glass powder, rotated, bored and polished, and then nickel plated.

Next, white A, black B,
We selected 2 out of 11 colors: red C, pink D, orange E, yellow F, purple G, navy blue H, light green I, light blue J, and cyokolate color K, and injected colored epoxy resin with different colors on the front and back sides. It was cured to form color display parts 4A and 4B having different colors on the front and back sides, and the color display parts 4A and 4B were integrally bonded to the metal coin plate 1 to constitute a golf ball marker. . Also, the raised height h of the central part of the color display parts 4A and 4B with respect to the surface of the metal coin plate 1 is 0.3.
mm. Although the color display parts 4A and 4B are circular in the embodiment, they can also display square, triangular, plum-shaped, and other shapes, as well as symbols and numbers such as A, B..., 1, 2... can. Furthermore, in order to create a composite display of multiple colors, such as a double circle with red C at the center and black B at the periphery, multiple epoxy resin injection processes were used to create a golf ball marker with more individualized display content. You can also get it.

Further, the notch pattern 2 on the periphery of the metal coin plate 1 can also be made into a knurled pattern similar to a coin, a regular hexagon, or various other shapes.

In addition, if it is desired to be individualized at a higher cost, the color display parts 4A and 4B can be replaced with epoxy resin and plastic opal (water glass,
Synthetic opal made from polystyrene latex) and other cloisonné products can also be used.

FIG. 4 shows an example of a storage case for selling golf ball markers according to the present invention. A rectangular bag 6 containing golf ball markers is placed in the case 5.
Stacked in 10 layers and 10 rows, it can hold 100 pieces.
One side of each row is the same color and the other side is a different color. By making the colors of the color marking portion as shown in FIG. 5, each of the 100 golf ball markers has a different combination of color markings.

(Effects of the invention) (1) It can be used even in places where it is impossible to penetrate, such as deep rough, hard ground, and stone tops, and in accordance with the new regulations, it can be used on the entire course. Golf ball markers can be used and clearly marked anywhere.

(2) Although it has a shape similar to a coin, the epoxy resin color display area occupies most of the front or back surface, so compared to using coins, it prevents play from being hindered by the reflection of sunlight. ,
Compared to a coin, the position of the golf ball can be clearly displayed, and the position of the golf ball can be clearly known from a distance, even in deep rough, for example.

(3) The front and back sides have different colors, so if the golf ball is the same color as another player's, you can clearly distinguish it from the position of another player's golf ball by using the back side. , which increases the commercial value of golf ball markers through individualization.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a golf ball marker showing an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is a sectional view. FIG. 3 is a perspective view. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing how the golf ball marker is stored in the sales case. Figure 5 shows
It is a table showing the relationship between the color combinations of the color display section and the storage position of the sales case. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a known golf ball marker. 1...Metal coin plate, 2...Notch pattern, 4A,
4B...Color display section.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A metal coin plate 1 has a decorative cutout pattern 2 on the periphery of a flat disk resembling a coin and has recesses formed on the front and back sides, and a metal coin plate 1 has a recess on the front side and a recess on the back side of the metal coin plate. A golf ball marker composed of color display parts 4A and 4B formed by inserting and adhering epoxy resins of different colors.