KR101054617B1 - Cap for golfers - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A hat for a golfer is provided to maintain the neckbone and backbone in a linear state. CONSTITUTION: A hat for a golfer comprises a light connection unit, a reflecting mirror for diffuse reflection, a stop marker, a thick unit, and a marker punch unit. The light connection unit(11) is made of one material selected from transparent silicon, urethane, and synthetic resin. The reflecting mirror for diffuse reflection diffusely reflects entered light. The stop marker is made of a light permeable material. The marker punch unit is punched in an attaching/detaching unit of an awning part.

Description

Cap for golfers {Cap for golfers}

The present invention relates to a golfer's hat, and more particularly, by providing an additional visual body to the golfer's hat, the golfer's conscious cognitive action prevents an undesired posture, increases concentration in hitting, and thereby heads up. It is for giving various effects such as prevention.

The present invention relates to an improvement of a golfer's hat, and relates to a configuration that is applied to a hat worn by a golfer while having a similar technical idea with a golf-related article that the applicant has already applied for many cases.

Most golfers wear caps of various shapes, such as caps or hats, to prevent daylight during the game.

The golfer hat of the present invention can be applied to most hats, but the embodiment is particularly suitable for a cap-shaped hat will be described based on the cap (Cap) -shaped hat in the following drawings.

As mentioned in the applicant's many applications, golf is a psychological factor so important that it is a mental game, and various psychological factors are influencing the hitting, especially for beginners. As a result, an undesired golf posture and a sense of swing become familiar to the body, and thus the improvement of skills is often not achieved.

In particular, posture during address setup is not established and recoil should be avoided at the start of the back swing and the head should be moved slowly to avoid wrist caulking. Head-ups should be suppressed as the club's head speed increases, but most golfers are failing to achieve their practical goals due to the reduced visual focus due to psychological impatience or psychological panic, YIPS.

Golfers are consciously aware of these problems and will play, but they will tend to go back to forgetting and undesired at the actual address.

Golf always recommends hitting the golf ball to the end, do not lift the head, and hit the head in a fixed position. However, if you actually hit the golf ball, the head moves naturally to the left, right, and top of the golf ball. It is not easy to fix and hit the head.

In particular, the head is lifted at the time of hitting, and the angle of the face, loaf angle, and lie angle is changed at impact, so accurate hitting is not achieved. It is very important to hit the ball with the head fixed, but the golfer forgets it. Most of them are difficult to implement without considerable practice.

Some golfers beginners want to keep these cautions on their backs or write their hats on their backs.

Various attempts have been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and as such a prior application, utility model 200-0175897 of the golf head-up prevention cap and the side view shield of the cap, and utility model of the golf cap having the head-up prevention structure. No. 20-0229136, Utility Model 20-0336122 of the `` Golf Head Up Prevention Cap Using Display Lamp, '' and in particular, `` Golf Hat with Head Up Prevention Mechanism, '' Utility Model 20-0392531,

"Head-up prevention mechanism having a hat with a visor, a support rod extending in one direction, and a weight for hanging a golfer's eyes on one end of the support rod; and the other end of the support rod. It provides a golf cap having a head-up prevention mechanism including a coupling means for rotatably coupling to one side of the lower side of the visor, The coupling means, the ball and the spherical ball provided at the other end of the support rod, It provides a golf cap provided with a head-up prevention mechanism that is attached to one side of the first coupling member is formed on one side and the seating groove corresponding to the ball.

However, many of these prior applications have had problems with apparently conspicuous different configurations and shapes, which makes it difficult to actually apply in the field and achieve the desired purpose.

Therefore, a means for the golfer to always be aware of matters to be noted when hitting an address or the like is requested, and various configurations have been devised. In addition, measures have been requested to prevent the golfer's psychological panic, YIPS.

The golfer cap of the present invention provides additional marker means in addition to a conventional cap. In the present invention, the 'recognition means' means a means that the golfer always recognizes the address at the time of racing, and in the present invention, a stop marker (Stop) means a display means for preventing the movement of the head during the batting. Marker).

Although it is difficult to fix the head by the YIPS phenomenon, even if the golfer intends to fix the head and hit the golf ball, it is difficult to minimize the state of forgetfulness caused by psychological panic because the stop marker with the recognition effect always recognizes these precautions. You can do it.

The present invention to achieve the above object,

In the cap for a golfer comprising a cap having a shade,

Light transmissive means that the stop marker is provided as a light-viewing means provided to the cap, and is inserted into the perforated marker perforation at a position deflected to the left, the center, or the right side along the center center line of the shade of the hat to draw attention. I further have a stop marker of the material,

The stop marker is preferably formed of transparent silicone, urethane, synthetic resin light transmitting body or by attaching artificial jewelry cubic, etc. to increase the light condensing and scattering effect, the light converging portion exposed to the top of the shade can have a specific design It is a feature of the limited configuration.

In addition, the stop marker is an example of a component that provides a thickened portion in which the fitting end of the marker puncturing portion is slightly larger than the diameter of the marker puncturing portion and fits the soft stop marker to fix the marker puncturing portion.

Golfer cap of the present invention of the configuration and embodiment as described above, when the golfer wants to address, a visible body focused on the right or left or the center of the shade through the stop marker fitted to the marker perforations are formed.

Therefore, the golfer recognizes this body, and realizes that the addresser's desired posture is to hit the golf ball to the end, hit the head, lift the head, and hit the head in a fixed position. Repetitive attention to be conscious not to be upright, but at an angle to the rear of the other line is consciously embodied by the golfer has the effect of acquiring desirable posture.

Furthermore, fixing the shot of the golfer's head makes it easy to fix the head when the shot is made conscious of the difficult means due to psychological panic, unnatural posture of the human body, or the cognitive means of the stop marker.

After the address is established, the stop marker is raised so that the stopper is not visible. Therefore, the neck and the vertebrae, which are desirable postures of the golfer, are maintained in a straight state, thereby improving the control of the batting.

1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment showing a golfer cap of the present invention.
2 is a bottom view of FIG. 1.
Figure 3 is a perspective view of a second embodiment showing a golfer cap of the present invention.
4 is a bottom view of FIG. 4.
Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA of Fig. 3 showing the configuration of the first aspect of the stop marker of the golfer cap of the present invention.
Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of Fig. 3 showing the configuration of the second embodiment of the stop marker of the golfer hat of the present invention.
Fig. 7 is a sectional view taken along line AA in Fig. 3, showing the configuration of the third form of the stop marker of the golfer hat of the present invention.
Fig. 8 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA of Fig. 3 showing a configuration of a fourth embodiment of a stop marker of a golfer cap of the present invention.
Figure 9 is a perspective view showing a modified embodiment of the stop marker of the golfer cap of the present invention.
Figure 10 is a perspective view showing another modified embodiment of the stop marker of the golfer cap of the present invention.
Figure 11 is an explanatory view illustrating the operation and effect of the golfer's cap of the present invention and the human neck-vertebral bone inline view from the side.

The golfer cap of the present invention will be described in more detail together with the accompanying drawings.

1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment showing a golfer cap of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a bottom view of FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the second embodiment, FIG. 4 is a bottom view of FIG. 4, FIG. AA line correspondence sectional drawing of FIG. 3 which shows the structure of the 1st form of the stop marker of the golfer's hat of FIG. 3, FIG. 6 is AA cross section corresponding figure of FIG. 3 which shows the structure of the 2nd form of the stop marker, FIG. 2 is a corresponding cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. 3 showing the construction of the third form of the stop marker, FIG. 8 is a corresponding cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. 3 showing the construction of the fourth embodiment of the stop marker, and FIG. Fig. 10 is a perspective view showing a modified embodiment, Fig. 10 is a perspective view showing another modified embodiment, Fig. 11 is an explanatory view illustrating the effect of the golfer's hat of the present invention and the human neck-vertebrae in-line viewed from the side It is also.

In the cap for golfers of the present invention,

As shown in FIG. 1 and below, it is a basic technical idea to give the cap C the stop marker S which is a visual recognition means.

The marker puncturing portion 10 is punctured at a position or a center position (not shown) which is deflected left or right along the central center line L of the shade portion D of the hat C. Is a perforation unit that transmits light from above or sunlight to the user's face.

In the drawing, the marker puncturing portion 10 is a circular puncturing portion, but may be variously punctured in a star shape, a triangular shape, a specific design, and the like, and thus, the design of the stop marker S, which will be described later, is also variable.

If the golfer is right-handed, as shown in Figs. 3 and 4, the marker is located on the opposite side, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2, in the left-handed view along the center line L of the sunshade (D). Perforations 10 and stop markers S are provided and the position of the stop markers S may be selected according to the golfer's preference.

In addition, the stop marker (S) to be fitted to the marker puncturing portion (10) is possible in a variety of configurations, preferably formed as an elastic light transmitting body such as transparent silicone, urethane, etc. of various colors or inelastic molded body of synthetic resin and shade (D) The light converging portion 11 exposed to the top of the can be of a variety of designs. For example, it may be formed by forming a company logo, an English letter, various designs (heart shape in FIG. 1), and the like.

In addition, the stop marker S may be a ring body made of a non-transmissive material such as stainless steel and a light transmitting hole may be formed in the center even if it is not a transparent material.

The stop markers as different configurations will be described sequentially using different member numbers.

The stop marker S1 has the light converging portion 11 extending downward and integrally forming the fitting portion 12 fitted to the marker puncturing portion 10,

As in the embodiment of FIG. 5, a soft stop marker S1 is provided by providing a thick portion 13 with an end portion of the fitting portion 12 of the marker drilling portion 10 slightly larger than the diameter of the marker drilling portion 10. ) Can be configured to be fixed to the marker puncturing portion 10.

More preferably in FIG. 5, the convex lens surface 15 or the concave lens surface (not shown) may be integrally formed at the upper end to increase the focusing effect of sunlight.

As shown in Figure 6, the stop marker (S2) is made of a separate separate upper half 21 and the lower half 22, which is separated up and down, threaded coupling or clicking on each fitting tube (21 ', 22') (Clicking) as the fitting by the groove may be fixed by interfitting with the shade portion (D) of the marker puncturing portion 10 therebetween.

In FIG. 6, when the convex lens surface 25 or the concave lens surface is also formed on the lower half 22, the light is focused or scattered to further increase the visibility effect.

FIG. 7 constitutes a stop marker S3 fixed to the marker puncturing portion 10 of the sunshade D, but adds an inexpensive diffuse reflection member 30, such as artificial diamond, to the stop marker S at the bottom thereof. Diffuse reflections can make golfers visually more effective.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 8, the circuit board 40 containing the battery is accommodated in the stop marker S4 fixed to the marker puncturing unit 10, and the light emitting diode 41 and the power switch 42 are provided at the lower end thereof. It can be provided by the means for visual recognition by artificial light emission rather than sunlight.

As another possible advanced configuration, as in FIG.

The ring magnet 50 is attached to the light converging portion 11 above the stop marker S or insert molded, and a ball-shaped ball marker 51 is further attached. Can be provided.

With such a configuration, the golfer can be used as a tool for indicating the position of the ball by detaching from the magnet 50 when necessary while carrying the ball marker 51 to be carried around the hat in addition to the inherent purpose of the present invention.

As another modified configuration, as shown in FIG.

For golfers who don't want to deform their hats or expose their peculiarities,

A detachable sunshade 70, which is a partially fixed shape of the sunshade D that can be attached and detached as a clip 71 such as a metal material along the round side of the sunshade D of the hat C, is provided. The marker puncturing portion 72 is drilled in the shade 70 to provide any one of the above-described stop markers S of various configurations.

This configuration can be used by attaching to any type of golfer's own hat, regardless of the type of hat (C), which increases the range of choice of the hat, and can be removed and stored as a clip (71) when not in use. Will have

The operational effect obtained by providing the stop marker S of various configurations as described above is as follows.

As illustrated in the human neck and spine bone inline view from the side and explanatory diagram illustrating the effect of the hat of Figure 11,

When the golfer G intends to address, a viewer in which light rays are focused on the right or left side and the center of the shade D is formed through the stop marker S inserted into the marker puncturing portion 10.

In other words, when wearing a hat (C), the sunlight or room light entered through the stop marker (S) on one side causes an intense gaze-focusing effect, so that the golfer (G) recognizes the body, and thus the desire at the time of addressing. You will be aware that you should hit the golf ball to the end, do not lift your head, and feel that you should hit your head in a fixed position. .

In addition, after the address is established, the stop marker (S) is lifted so that the head is not visible, so that the neck bone (NB) and the vertebrae (BB), which are desirable postures, are maintained in a straight state, thereby improving control of the batting. It also has an effect.

Therefore, the stop marker (S) is always recognized by this repetitive training to ensure the position of the head is fixed, the golf ball with the head in place without moving the head is not realized and hopeless accurate Prevention of head-up, etc. has the effect of embodied naturally.

In addition, the light inflow by the stop marker (S) is always made in the field of view, so that it is always awakened and the phenomenon of concentrating on the golf ball to consciously ignore it is a side effect.

D: shade
C: hat
S: stop marker

Claims (10)

In the cap for a golfer comprising a cap having a sunshade (D),
Marker perforations 10 drilled at the left, right, and center positions along the central center line L of the awning part D of the hat C as a stop marker S as a wide-viewing means to the hat C. A golfer cap, characterized in that it further has a stop marker made of a light-transmissive material that is fixed to the light and draws attention to the incoming light. The method of claim 1,
The stop marker (S) is a golfer cap, characterized in that it has a light focusing portion (11) formed of any one material of a transparent silicone, urethane, synthetic resin having a color. The method of claim 1,
The stop marker (S) is made of a non-transparent material such as stainless steel and the golfer cap, characterized in that the light-transmitting hole formed in the center as a fitting member fitted to the perforated portion perforated to the cap. The method of claim 1,
The stop marker S1 provides a thick portion 13 in which the end portion of the fitting portion 12 of the marker puncturing portion 10 is slightly larger than the diameter of the marker puncturing portion 10, thereby providing a soft stop marker S1. Golfer cap, characterized in that fixed to the marker puncturing portion (10). The method of claim 1,
The stop marker (S2) is to be fixed to the fitting fixed by the threaded coupling or the clicking groove as the mutual fitting pipe (21 ', 22') as a separate upper half 21 and the lower half 22 separated up and down. A golfer hat characterized by the above. The method of claim 1,
The stop marker S3 is fixed to the marker puncturing portion 10 of the shade part D, but at the bottom, a diffuse reflection member 30 for diffusely reflecting the incoming rays is added to the stop marker S. Golfer's hat, characterized in that the reflected light reflects the golfer to visual recognition. In the cap for a golfer comprising a cap having a sunshade (D), As the light-seeing means to the cap (C),
The circuit board 40 and the lower end, which are inserted into and fixed to the marker puncturing portion 10 punched at the left, right, and central positions along the central center line L of the shade portion D of the hat C, are stored. Providing a stop marker S4 having a light emitting diode 41 and a power switch 42;
Golfer cap, characterized in that it further has a stop marker of the light-transmissive material to call attention to the light emitted by the stop marker (S4). The method according to any one of claims 2 to 4,
The stop marker (S) is a golfer cap, characterized in that it can have a convex lens or a concave lens integrally formed on the exposed upper or lower surface. The method of claim 2,
A ring-shaped magnet 50 is attached or insert-molded above the light converging portion 11 provided to the stop marker S, and a plate-shaped ball-shaped ball marker 51 is further attached. Golfer cap, characterized in that provided by. The method of claim 1,
The stop marker S provided to the hat C as a light-viewing means,
Marker punched in the removable shading part 70 which is a part of the extended shape of the shading part D so that attachment or detachment is possible as the clip 71 of metal etc. along the round side of the shading part D of the said hat C. Golfer cap, characterized in that can be provided to the perforations (72).

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