KR100756733B1 - Collection case for a golf supplies - Google Patents

Abstract

A receiving case for golf supplies is provided to enable a user to carry and use a tee, a marker, a green fork, etc. necessary for a golf game conveniently, and to improve coupling force of the green tee and a cleansing cloth. A receiving case for golf supplies includes a tee receiving portion on which a hole is formed, and a tee fixing portion(500). A green tee is inserted into the receiving case of the golf supplies. A tee guide hole(501) is formed to be penetrated on the tee fixing portion(500), in order to guide and fix the green tee. The tee fixing portion(500) and the tee receiving portion(321) are coupled to make the tee guide hole(501) disposed on a green tee insertion path of the tee receiving portion(321). A tee fixing protrusion(502) is installed inside the tee guide hole.

Description

Golf supplies storage case {Collection Case for a golf supplies}

1 is an exploded perspective view showing the front of the conventional invention.

Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view showing the back of the conventional invention.

Figure 3 is a schematic diagram showing the coupling of the wiping cloth rack and the main body of the conventional invention.

4 is an exploded perspective view showing the front of the present invention.

5 is a plan view inside the case front part of the present invention.

6 is a plan view inside the case rear portion of the present invention.

Figure 7 is a perspective view showing a state in which the rotary cover of the sole of the present invention is opened.

8 is an exploded view of the green fork of the present invention.

9 is a schematic view showing a coupling relationship between the wiping cloth and the case back of the present invention.

Figure 10 is a side view of the wiping cloth and wiping cloth hook portion of the present invention combined.

Figure 11 is a perspective view of all the components of the present invention combined.

<Description of the symbols for the main parts of the drawings>

310 Case Front 311 Handle

312 Fork Carrier 313 Green Fork Fixture

314 Green fork fixing protrusion 315 case fixing

316 case lock 317 magnet

318 Built-in Magnet 319 Marker

320 Case rear part 321 Tee storage

322 Tigo government fixed groove 323

324 Locking piece fixing 325 Hanging piece fixing protrusion

330 Case Fixed 331 Case Fixed Home

332 Wiping Hook Hole 340 Golf Ball Stick

341 Elastic means 400 Green fork

401 Fork 402 Brush

403 Fork Handle 404 Fork Locking Slot

406 Handle fixing protrusions 407 Handle fixing groove

408 Stopper 409 Stopper Guide Groove

500 Tigo Government 501 Tee Guide

502 Ti-Tip 600 Wipes

601 wipe cloth hanger

603 Jamming 604 Downhill

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a golf article case, and more particularly to a case provided for storage and carrying of a necessary article during a game.

In general, players participating in a golf game will play with the basic materials necessary for the game, such as markers, green forks, and green tees, in addition to golf clubs and golf balls. .

At this time, the player is to carry each of the items in the pocket, in this case it is difficult to find the item from time to time, the overall game time is delayed, there is a risk of losing the goods, storage problems after the game.

In order to solve the above problems, a golf article storage case has been proposed, and a space for accommodating the respective articles in one case is properly disposed so that each article is stored, so that the article can be easily stored during the game. It is easy to find and store after the game to prevent loss and to prevent game time delays.

An example of such a prior art is the Korean Patent Application No. 10-2004-0026349, "Golf Goods Storage Case," filed on April 16, 2004.

The conventional golf article storage case is a tee storage groove 102 and the green fork 10 is accommodated in the green tea 101 is accommodated in the case 100 as shown in Figure 1 to 2 It consists of a green fork storage unit 104, wiping cloth 48 and wiping cloth hanger portion 40 for attaching it to the insertion opening 56 of the case.

In this conventional golf article storage case,

The green fork 10 is fixed by the stepped part 22 when combined with the case 100. The stepped part 22, which is the only coupling means, is usually made of synthetic resin, and thus is coupled with the repeated green fork 10. It may be worn by or pressed by the green fork 10, the shape can be deformed so that the coupling with the green fork 10 is loose and tended to be easily lost and lost. In addition, the brush 12 and the green fork 10 is exposed to the outside during storage, there was a fear of deformation due to external impact during storage.

Green tea 101 is stored coupled to the tee storage groove 102, because it did not have a separate fixing means there is a risk of loss because it is easily pulled out by the up and down shaking of the case 100 or the impact from the outside. .

In addition, referring to Figure 3 showing the coupling structure of the prior art wiping cloth hook portion,

According to the related art, when the wiping cloth penetrating piece 46 is inserted into the insertion hole 56 formed in the case 100 and then placed, the locking piece 44 of the wiping cloth hook part 40 is a locking jaw of the insertion hole 56. (57) is seated in the bond.

By the way, when the force is applied from the lower part, for example, when the body is bent while wearing the case at the waist, the wiping cloth hanger part is pushed upward by pressing on a certain body part of the wearer. As the wiping cloth through piece 46 is lifted, the phenomenon that the locking piece 44 is separated beyond the locking step 57 has occurred.

As to solve the above problems,

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a means for exposing the sole to the outside only when the sole is used, a means for allowing the green fork itself to be stored inside the case, and a means for allowing the green fork to be more firmly coupled to the case.

In addition, an object of the present invention is to provide a means for smoothly guiding upon receipt of green tea as well as preventing the departure of the combined green tea.

In addition, an object of the present invention is to provide a means for improving the bonding force of the case and the wiping cloth hanger through structural improvement.

In order to achieve the above technical problem, the present invention,

In the golf goods storage case for the storage and storage of golf equipment used during the golf game, the housing for storing the green fork in the inside of the case, the handle portion of the green fork and at the same time serves as a cover of the sole, It provides an elastic means for the guide and the fixing of the green tea, characterized in that it is provided with a coupling device corresponding to both the case and the wiping cloth.

Next, a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with its operation with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 to 3 mentioned above are related to the prior art, reference is made to FIGS. 4 to 11 to describe the present invention and its preferred embodiments.

Unless otherwise defined or mentioned, terms indicating directions such as 'up, down, left and right' used in the present description are based on the states indicated in the drawings.

As the basic configuration of the invention is shown in Figure 4,

The front portion 310 and the rear portion 320 is composed of a case of two parts.

The front part 310 and the rear part 320 are formed to have a lower depth than the surface thereof.

The case fixing part 330 has a hexahedral shape whose bottom surface is curved, and the upper and left and right sides thereof are opened to fix the case front and rear surfaces to accommodate the lower portion of the combined case, that is, the lower portion of the case.

At least one case fixing piece 315 having elasticity to inner and outer sides of the case is formed at a lower portion of the combined case, in which three surfaces are cut out, respectively. At this time, a case fixing protrusion 316 protruding to the front is formed at the cut end of the case fixing piece 315.

The case fixing part 330 forms the same number of case fixing grooves 331 at the corresponding positions to be coupled to the case fixing protrusion 316.

When the case front part 310 and the case rear part 320 are combined, and then the case fixing part 330 is combined again, the case fixing protrusion 316 is elastically fixed by the case fixing part 330 and the case fixing piece 315. When pushed together and meet the case fixing groove 331 is recovered in a circular shape by the elasticity of the case fixing piece 315 is coupled as if fitted into the groove.

As a result, the case front part 310, the rear part 320 and the case fixing part 330 are coupled and fixed, and are not separated unless a predetermined force is applied.

The case front part 310 is provided with a golf ball fixing means, a green fork receiving portion, and a marker coupling means. In addition, the case rear part 320 is provided with a means for fixing to carry the case, a coupling means for fixing the wiping cloth.

The configuration of the remaining invention will be described in detail for each means.

The lower right side of the case front part includes a magnet built-in groove 318. When the magnet 317 is inserted and the case fixing part 330 is coupled, the magnet is not visible to the outside. The magnet 317 is for storing the marker 319, and as shown in FIG. 11, a method of attaching a metallic marker to the magnet or attaching a marker with a magnet to the surface of the case where the magnet is embedded later. Can be stored.

Golf ball fixing means will be described with reference to FIG.

Golf ball fixing means of the present invention is similar to the prior art shown in the [Fig. 1] and [Fig. 2], but the pressing table 340 and the case (310, 320) is a circular elastic through two pairs of holes, respectively It is hung on two bands, which means 341, so that the elastic means 341 cannot be separated unless cut.

Regarding the green forks, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the fork portion 401 and the sole 402 of the other end are integrally formed.

The fork handle 403 has a hexahedral shape as a whole, and has three consecutively open sides to insert and fix the fork portion, and the corners on which the fork is inserted are rounded.

In the middle of the fork portion 401 of the green fork and the brush 402, the fork handle 403 is fixed to form a handle fixing groove 407 to rotate, the corresponding fork handle 403 inside the handle The handle fixing protrusion 406 is provided at the center of rotation.

By the combination of these fork handle 403 is coupled to the fork portion 401 is rotated around the fixed portion.

In addition, the stopper 408 is provided at regular intervals from the handle fixing protrusion 406 of the fork handle 403, and at the predetermined distance from the handle fixing groove 407 of the green fork 400 of the fork handle 403. The stopper guide groove 409 is provided in an arc shape at an angle necessary to allow rotation. The stopper 408 is coupled to the stopper guide groove 409 so that the fork handle 403 rotates only by the angle at which the stopper guide groove 409 is configured.

The fork handle 403 accommodates the brush 402 inside the shape where the three surfaces are blocked like the shape of the tongs to minimize the exposure of the brush 402 during normal use, and the fork handle 403 rotates when the brush 402 is used. ).

The handle accommodating part 311 will be described with reference to FIG. 4.

On the upper right side of the case front part 310, a handle accommodating part 311 is formed in the shape of the fork handle 403 to accommodate the fork handle 403.

On the inner surface of the case front portion 310, the fork storage portion 312 is formed in the shape of the fork portion 401. In addition, the case is penetrated to form a hole so that the handle accommodating portion 311 and the fork storing portion 312 are connected.

The bottom surface of the handle accommodating portion 311 is made of a square piece shape is cut three sides are provided with a green fork fixing piece 313 having elasticity in the inner and outer sides of the case, and the green fork fixing protrusion at the cut end of the fixing piece 313 protrudes and is formed.

On the rear surface of the fork handle 403, a fork fixing groove ([Fig. 8]; 404) is formed at a position corresponding to the green fork fixing protrusion 313 when coupled.

When the housing of the green fork 400 is started in the case, the fork part 401 is gradually inserted through the inlet of the fork storing part 312 which is drilled on the left side of the handle accommodating part 311.

Finally, the fork handle 403 is accommodated in the handle accommodating portion 311, the shape of which is the end of the coupling. At this time, the green fork fixing piece 313 is pushed by the case surface of the handle accommodating part 311 together with the green fork fixing protrusion 314 and then meets the fork fixing groove 404 of the green fork fixing piece 313. It is recovered in a circular shape by elasticity and fitted into the fork fixing groove 404.

After the fork is combined, the fork 401 and the sole 402 except the fork handle 403 are stored inside the case and are not visible.

A tee storage part is demonstrated with reference to [FIG. 4].

In order to form a sphere penetrating the left and right sides of the case when the front part and the front part of the case, a tea storage part 321 having a semicircular cross section is formed on each of the case front part 310 and the rear part 320.

When the case is coupled, the front and rear semicircle portions are formed as a single hole, so that the tee storage portion 321 penetrates the left and right sides. The right hole is an inlet from which tee storage starts, and the left hole is a length. This is an exit in case a long green tea is accepted.

The tigo portion 500 is formed of an elastic material having a rectangular parallelepiped shape as a whole, and is provided with a tee guide hole 501 penetrating the tigo portion 500 by the same channel as the formed tee storage portion 321.

At this time, the tee guide hole 501 is provided with one or more tee fixing protrusions 502 along the surface of the tee guide hole 501.

Tigojeong fixing groove 322 for fixing the tigojeongbu 500 within the length of the normal green tea from the inlet of the tea storage unit 321 is formed in a rectangular shape.

The tee guide hole 501 is formed so that when the Tigo government 500 is fixed to the Tigo government fixing groove 322 and is coupled to the case, the tee storage portion 321 and the hole coincide.

When the green tea is started, the green tea enters through the tee storage unit 321 and meets the tigo government 500. At this time, since the tee fixing protrusion 502 is made of an elastic material, the green tee is not shaken by pressing a certain elastic force. It will be fixed.

Therefore, once inserted, the green tea does not leave the tea storage until it is pulled by artificial force from the outside.

As the elastic means of the tigo government 500, a material having elasticity and a constant coefficient of friction (μ), such as silicon (Silicone), synthetic resin (Plastic) may be used.

The wiping cloth 600 and the wiping cloth hanger 601 will be described with reference to FIGS. 9 and 10.

Wiping cloth hanger 601 is formed in the shape of an elongated rectangular parallelepiped having the same length as the wiping cloth 600 (see Fig. 9), in order to fix one end of the wiping cloth 600 to the lower portion Grooves are formed along the length.

When the wiping cloth 600 is inserted into the wiping cloth hanger 601 and the lower end of the wiping cloth hanger 601 is tightened, the wiping cloth is tightly coupled to the wiping cloth hanger.

The upper right end of the wiping cloth hanger 601 and at the same time as seen in [Fig. 9], the catching piece 602 is formed in the portion corresponding to the center of the wiping cloth hanger 601. The hook piece 602 is formed by extending a predetermined length from the top of the wiping cloth hook 601 to the upper part, and then bent toward the hook piece insertion hole 323, and finally protrudes the end of the hook piece downward slightly to protrude downward. By forming 604, it is formed in the shape of a hook (see Fig. 10).

In addition, as shown in the enlarged view of [FIG. 9], a small locking projection 603 is provided toward a portion at which the upper end of the locking piece 602 is inserted.

Correspondingly, the case fixing part 330 is formed with a rectangular wiping cloth hook hole 332 so that the locking piece 602 passes, and the same size and shape as that of the guide in the lower center of the case rear part 320. The engaging piece insertion opening 323 is provided.

In addition, the lower portion of the engaging piece insertion opening 323 is formed in the shape of a square piece in which three surfaces are cut, but the engaging piece fixing piece 324 having elasticity in the vertical direction of the case is formed as necessary.

The cut end of the locking piece fixing piece 324 is provided with a locking piece fixing protrusion 325 protruding upward.

A process of coupling the locking piece 602 of the wiping cloth 600 to the case will be described with reference to FIG. 9.

The locking piece 602 is inserted into the locking piece insertion hole 323 through the wiping cloth hanging hole 332. Specifically, first, the locking protrusion 603 is inserted into the right end of the locking piece insertion hole 323, and the other end of the locking piece 602 is completely pushed into the locking piece insertion hole 323.

The catching piece fixing protrusion 325 is pushed together with the catching piece fixing piece 324 elastically hit by the catching piece 602, and is artificially formed in the inside of the catching piece 602, that is, catches when the inner groove of the hook shape is met. By the elasticity of the piece fixing piece 324 is recovered in a circular shape is coupled to the groove.

That is, the engagement is completed by the engaging piece fixing protrusion 325 is caught in the hook-shaped interior of the engaging piece 602.

The wiping cloth hanger 601 coupled as described above is not separated from the case because the case itself surrounds the up, down, left and right directions of the locking piece 602 even when an external force is applied in the up and down direction or the left and right directions.

In addition, even when trying to remove the wiping cloth hook portion 601 coupled to the case by applying a pulling force in the horizontal direction, because the locking projection 603 is fixed to the inside of the case rear portion 320, it is not easily separated from the case.

To separate the locking piece 602 and the case, first apply a force of a predetermined size or more from the opposite side of the locking piece 602 in which the locking protrusion 603 is formed, and then exit the locking piece insertion hole 323 and then exit the remaining part. shall.

That is, the locking piece 602 is separated from the case only by operating the locking piece 602 in the reverse order of inserting the locking piece insertion hole 323.

Hereinafter, the preferred embodiments have been described, but the technical spirit of the present invention is not limited to the above-described preferred embodiments, and may be implemented as various golf article storage cases in a range that does not depart from the technical spirit of the present invention.

As described above, the golf article storage case according to the present invention has provided a storage space therein to improve the aesthetics when the golf article is stored, and to improve durability against the influence of impact from the outside on the golf article.

In addition, there is an advantage of improving the robustness of the case by preventing the detachment of the case by the case fixing and at the same time to increase the bonding force.

The rotating handle of Green Fork protects the outside of the sole when the sole is not used, thereby preventing damage to the sole and improving durability.

The built-in case for storing the green fork allows all parts except the handle of the green fork to be stored inside the case, thereby protecting the green fork and the sole and improving the aesthetic appearance.

In addition, the tigogo part 500 of the elastic material guides the green tea to be inserted without hitting the case when the green tea is coupled, and feels a soft insertion feeling compared to the case of configuring an inelastic guide in the characteristics of the elastic material, There is an advantage to prevent shaking and unintentional departure even during storage.

In addition, the wiping cloth 600 by a series of coupling devices leading to the engaging pair of the locking piece fixing protrusion 325 and the hook-shaped locking piece 602, the locking projection 603 fixed to one side of the locking piece insertion hole 323. The combination of the case and the case has the advantage of minimizing unintentional departure.

By the above effects it is possible to maximize the purpose of storing the golf goods in one place and the purpose of preventing the loss and to prevent economic losses due to the repurchase of goods, it is possible to induce the smooth running of the game.

Claims (5)

In the golf article storage case which stores green tea, A tee storage portion 321 having a hole in which the green tee 101 is inserted into the golf article storage case is provided. It is provided with a teegogo (500) is an elastic means formed through the tee guide hole 501 that can guide and fix the green tea, Golf goods storage case, characterized in that the tee guide hole 501 is placed on the green tee insertion path of the tee storage unit 321 is combined with the tee storage unit 321. The method of claim 1, Golf goods storage case, characterized in that the tee guide hole 501 of the tigo government 500 further comprises a tee fixing protrusion 502 which is an elastic means for guiding and fixing the green tee. In the golf article storage case which can receive a wiping cloth detachably, To form a locking projection 603 at one end of the locking piece 602 formed on the wiping cloth hook 601, Golf article storage case is formed by the engaging piece insertion hole 323 is inserted into the engaging piece 602, When the engaging piece 602 is inserted into the engaging piece insertion hole 323, the engaging projection 603 is a golf article storage case, characterized in that the engaging hook engaging the inside of the golf article storage case formed with the engaging piece insertion port (323). The method of claim 3, The hook piece 323 is formed in a shape bent toward the hook piece insertion hole 323 again after the predetermined length extending from the upper end of the wiping cloth hook portion 601, At the end of the engaging piece 323 bent toward the engaging piece inserting hole 323, a downward protrusion 604 protruding downward is formed, In the lower portion of the locking piece insertion opening 323 is formed by the locking piece fixing piece 324 is formed with a locking piece fixing protrusion 325 protruding upwards, When the engaging piece 602 is inserted into the engaging piece insertion opening 323, the golf article storage case, characterized in that the downward projection 604 and the engaging piece fixing projection 323 are combined. In the golf goods storage case which stores a green fork,  The green fork 400 has a shape of a hexahedron having three sides open to accommodate a portion of the sole 402 and the fork portion 401, and is fixed and rotated about the middle of the fork portion 401 and the sole 402. Golf goods storage case characterized in that it comprises a fork handle (403) that is stored in the brush (402).

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