KR101720671B1 - Golf swing aid - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a golf swing assisting device, comprising: a body portion; a stand member; and a visual field fixing member. The stand member comprises: a first guide member extended from the body portion and capable of adjusting the length; a flexible member extended from the first guide member and being bent and stretched; and a second guide member extended from the flexible member, and capable of adjusting the length, and the visual field fixing member is extended from the stand member.

Description

Golf swing aid {GOLF SWING AID}

The present invention relates to a golf swing assist device, and more particularly, to prevent the golfer from moving the head or body in the wrong direction while swinging. In addition, the present invention relates to a golf swing auxiliary device for searching for an accurate caulking point to prevent chunks and topping.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention [0002] The present invention relates to a golf swing assist device capable of correcting a swing trajectory and a traveling direction of a golf ball according to their physical conditions and improving the distance of a golf ball.

The present invention relates to a spore aiding apparatus that corrects the correct position and concentration of the eyes and balls during putting.

Generally, a golf game proceeds from a tee box to a hole cup by hitting a golf ball with a golf club.

As such, golf clubs used for golf ball striking can be classified into drivers, irons, and putters, and irons include sand wedges or pitch wedge clubs for bunker shots.

When hitting a golf ball with a golf club, a golf swing is carried out while the golf club is lifted, and then the golf swing is performed through the down swing to reach the finish. When playing a golf game, the golf ball is not always hit with a full swing, and sometimes it is a half swing, and sometimes it is a swing while adjusting the angle of the backswing and the golf club head speed appropriately.

Any method may be used to strike a golf ball that is stationary on the ground, but in order to ensure that the ball is correctly flung in the distance and direction of the desired point due to the nature of the golf ball, effective.

In a swing for such a golf ball strike, the greatest factor hindering a successful stroke may be a head or upper body motion such as head-up. Head up refers to the jaws and head upwards before the ball is hit by a golf club during swing in golf.

This head-up operation causes the golfer to unconsciously move his or her gaze from the golf ball prior to swing during the swing, even though the golfer waits for a moment during the swing to swing his head in the direction of the hole cup.

As a result of the head-up, the golfer can not accurately form the swing trajectory, resulting in a miss shot.

In addition, when the backswing, the downswing, and the impact are consecutively performed in the address posture, if the upper body or the head of the golfer is left or right swinging or moving upward or downward excessively, accurate impact can not be performed. Can not send in the desired distance and direction.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a golf swing auxiliary device which prevents the head and the body from moving while the golfer is swinging and helps to accurately form the swing trajectory.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a golf swing auxiliary device that helps to precisely form the timing and position of a cocking during a downswing according to the physical conditions of the golfer.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a golf swing aiding device which improves the concentration of putting and improves accuracy of hit.

A golf swing assist device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a body portion, a stand member, and a bottom fixing member. The stand member includes a first guide member extending from the body portion and capable of adjusting the length, a flexible member extending from the first guide member and being bent and stretched, and a second member extending from the flexible member, And a guide member. The visual field fixing member extends from the stand member.

The field of view fixing member may include a rod portion extending from the second guide member and a golf ball aiming member. The golf ball aiming member extends from the rod and may have a circular plate shape.

At least one of the first guide member and the second guide member may include a first sub guide member having a cylindrical shape and a second sub guide member inserted / withdrawn into the first sub guide member.

The flexible member may be in the form of a bellows including a plurality of pleats on its outer surface.

The flexible member may not be bent or unfolded by a force in accordance with a mass of the second guide member, a mass of the view fixing member, and a gravitational acceleration.

The body portion, the stand member, and the view fixing member may be disassembled / assembled together.

The first guide member, the flexible member, and the second guide member can be disassembled / assembled with each other.

The golf swing assist device may further include a direction-setting member disposed on the body and having a length adjustable.

The golf swing assist mechanism may further include a fixing pin inserted in the through hole defined in the direction setting member and coupling the direction setting member to the body portion.

The direction setting member may be rotated and fixed with reference to the fixing pin to indicate a direction in which the golf ball wishes to proceed.

The golf swing assist mechanism may further include a swing locus setting member disposed on the body and having a length adjustable.

The golf swing assist mechanism may further include a fixing pin inserted into the through hole defined in the swing locus setting member and coupling the swing locus setting member to the body portion.

The swing locus setting member may be rotated and fixed with respect to the fixed pin so as to guide a trajectory of the golf club.

The swing locus setting member may further include a caulking pointer disposed at one end.

The golf swing assist device may further include a timer.

The golf swing assist apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention may include a body portion, a stand member, and a view fixing member. The saddle stand member includes a flexible member that can be bent and unfolded and can be engaged with the body portion. The field of view fixing member includes a golf ball aiming member having a circular plate shape and may extend from the stand member.

The flexible member may have a shape including a plurality of corrugations on the outer surface.

According to the embodiment of the present invention, a golfer can give an accurate impact to a golf ball at the time of golf swing, heighten the accuracy of the club point and the height of the RB, and can efficiently practice the golf ball in a desired distance and direction .

1 shows a golf swing auxiliary apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2A shows the body portion of the golf swing auxiliary apparatus shown in FIG. 1. FIG.
Fig. 2B shows a stand member of the golf swing auxiliary apparatus shown in Fig. 1. Fig.
2C shows a view fixing member of the golf swing auxiliary mechanism shown in Fig.
Fig. 2d shows the orientation member of the golf swing aiding apparatus shown in Fig. 1. Fig.
2E shows a swing locus setting member of the golf swing auxiliary mechanism shown in Fig.
FIG. 2f shows the timer of the golf swing auxiliary apparatus shown in FIG.
Figures 3a and 3b illustrate golfers using golf swing aids according to one embodiment of the present invention.
FIGS. 4A and 4B illustrate a golf swing assist device according to an embodiment of the present invention while swinging the golf swing. FIG.
5 and 6 illustrate golf swing aids according to an embodiment of the present invention, respectively.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Reference will now be made in detail to the preferred embodiments of the present invention, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings.

1 shows a golf swing aid 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention. The golf swing assistant 10 may include a body 100, a stand 200, a field of view fixing 300, a direction setting member 400, and a swing locus setting member 500.

The body member 100, the stand member 200, the field of view fixing member 300, the direction setting member 400, and the swing locus setting member 500 of the golf swing assisting apparatus 10 can be disassembled / assembled . Therefore, when carrying the golf swing assisting apparatus 10, it is possible to disassemble the respective components to enhance the portable convenience. Further, when the golf swing auxiliary device 10 is used for swing practice, the respective components can be assembled into a necessary shape. The direction setting member 400 may be coupled to the body portion 100 by a fixing pin PN1 (hereinafter referred to as a first fixing pin). The swing locus setting member 500 may be coupled to the body 100 by a fixing pin PN2 (hereinafter referred to as a second fixing pin).

Various methods for disassembling / assembling the body portion 100, the stand member 200, the field of view fixing member 300, the direction setting member 400, and the swing locus setting member 500 may be used. For example, a method of disassembling / assembling by rotation using a screw, a method using a supplementary fixing member for coupling between the constituent elements, or a one-touch method using a hook or the like can be used.

FIG. 2A shows the body portion 100 of the golf swing assist device 10 shown in FIG. Fig. 2B shows the stand member 200 of the golf swing aid 10 shown in Fig. FIG. 2C shows the field of view fixing member 300 of the golf swing aid 10 shown in FIG. Fig. 2d shows the orientation setting member 400 of the golf swing aid 10 shown in Fig. FIG. 2E shows the swing locus setting member 500 of the golf swing auxiliary mechanism 10 shown in FIG. FIG. 2F shows the timer 600 of the golf swing aid 10 shown in FIG.

Referring to FIG. 2A, the body 100 may include first through fourth grooves HM1 through HM4.

The stand member 200 is coupled to the first groove HM1. It is preferable that the first groove HM1 is formed to have a sufficient depth so as to firmly support the coupled stand 200. The shape of the first groove HM1 is not particularly limited, and a shape in which the stand member 200 can be coupled and supported is sufficient.

The direction setting member 400 is disposed in the second groove HM2. The second groove HM2 may have a predetermined width to secure a range in which the direction setting member 400 disposed is rotated. 2A, the width WD-U1 of the upper portion and the width WD-D1 of the lower portion are larger and the width WD-D1 of the lower portion is larger in the second direction DR2 than in the second direction DR2 WD-M1) may be small in shape. However, the shape of the second groove HM2 is not limited thereto.

A swing locus setting member 500 is disposed in the third groove HM3. The third groove HM3 may have a predetermined width to secure a range in which the arranged swing locus setting member 500 is rotated. 2A, in the second direction DR2, the width WD-U2 of the upper portion and the width WD-D2 of the lower portion are large and the width of the middle portion WD-M2) may be in a small form. However, the shape of the third groove HM3 is not limited thereto.

A timer 600 is disposed in the fourth groove HM4. Although the shape of the fourth groove HM4 is shown as a quadrangle in FIG. 2A, the shape of the fourth groove HM4 is not limited thereto and may be changed corresponding to the shape of the timer 600. [

In this case, each of the direction setting member 400, the swing locus setting member 500, or the timer 600 may include the body 100 (100) As shown in Fig. That is, the manner or shape in which the orientation setting member 400, the swing locus setting member 500, or the timer 600 are disposed in the body portion 100 is particularly limited if the respective configurations can perform the desired function It does not.

The body portion 100 may include a synthetic resin. The synthetic resin includes polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is resistant to strong surface properties, scratches, and pressure, and has high durability. Particularly, it is resistant to moisture and moisture and does not cause discoloration or rotting of the product, and it is easy to maintain due to no distortion or deformation due to sunlight.

Accordingly, when the body 100 includes polyvinyl chloride (PVC), contamination or deformation due to the use of the golf swing aid 10 outdoors can be prevented. In addition, since the golf club has strong durability, it is possible to prevent damage due to impact applied to the body 100 from the golf club.

The body portion 100 has a predetermined weight such that the golf swing assist device 10 is disposed on the ground and can be fixed immovably. If the body part 100 is too light, the golf swing auxiliary instrument 10 may shake or fall sideways, and if the body part 100 is too heavy, portability may become uncomfortable.

Referring to FIGS. 1, 2A, and 2B, the stand member 200 is disposed corresponding to the first groove HM1 of the body 100.

The stand member 200 may include a first guide member 210, a second guide member 220, and a flexible member 230. The first guide member 210, the second guide member 220, and the flexible member 230 can be disassembled / assembled / detached / attached to / from each other.

The first guide member 210 extends from the body 100 and is adjustable in length. The first guide member 210 may include a plurality of sub guide members 211 and 212.

The first sub guide member 211 may have a hollow cylindrical shape. The second sub guide member 212 can be inserted into and withdrawn from the first sub guide member 211 so that the length of the first guide member 210 can be adjusted. That is, the method of adjusting the length of the first guide member 210 is similar to that of a typical radio antenna.

The novice user can practice by increasing the length of the first guide member 210 and increasing the length of the second guide member 220.

In FIG. 2B, although two sub guide members 211 and 212 are illustrated by way of example, the sub guide members 211 and 212 may be three or more.

The flexible member 230 extends from the first guide member 210 and has flexibility to be bent and stretched. By way of example, the flexible member 230 may be in the form of a bellows including a plurality of pleats on its outer surface.

The flexible member 230 may be bent or spread by an external force, but it is preferable that the shape of the flexible member 230 does not change when a force less than a predetermined force is applied. The predetermined force may be a force according to the mass of the second guide member 220, the mass of the view fixing member 300, and the gravitational acceleration. The flexible member 230 must withstand the force in accordance with the mass of at least the second guide member 220, the mass of the visual field holding member 300 and the gravitational acceleration so that when the golf swing assist device 10 is placed on the ground, Is maintained.

The second guide member 220 extends from the flexible member 230 and is adjustable in length. The second guide member 220 may include a plurality of sub guide members 221 and 222 in the same manner as the first guide member 210. The length of the second guide member 220 may be adjusted by a first guide member The length adjustment method of the second embodiment may be the same as that of the second embodiment.

Referring to Figs. 1 and 2C, the field of view fixing member 300 extends from the stand member 200. Fig. The field of view fixing member 300 may include a rod portion 310 and a golf ball aiming member 320.

The rod portion (310) extends from the second guide member (220). The rod portion 310 may be elongated and a joining portion 311 is disposed at the distal end of the rod portion 310 so that the second guide member 220 can be disassembled / assembled / detached / attached. The coupling portion 311 may be in the form of a male screw.

The golf ball aiming member 320 extends from the rod portion 310 and may have a circular plate shape. Since the shape of the golf ball is a globular shape, when the shape of the golf ball aiming member 320 is a disc shape, the golfer can effectively match the golf ball aiming member 320 to the golf ball. The golf ball aiming member 320 may be an opaque metal or a transparent member. However, the shape of the golf ball aiming member 320 is not limited thereto, and may be a ring shape.

1, 2A, and 2D, the direction setting member 400 is disposed corresponding to the second groove HM2 of the body portion 100. As shown in FIG. A through hole TH1 (hereinafter referred to as a first through hole) may be defined in the direction setting member 400. [ The first fixing pin PN1 is inserted into the first through hole TH1 so that the first setting member 400 can be coupled to the body 100. [ Although not shown, an opening or a through hole for inserting the first fixing pin PN1 may be defined in the body 100.

The direction setting member 400 can adjust the length. The method of adjusting the length of the direction setting member 400 may be substantially the same as the method of adjusting the length of the first guide member 210 or the length of the second guide member 220 described in FIG. have. That is, the direction setting member 400 may be similar in shape to the radio antenna.

The golfer can rotate and fix the direction setting member 400 on the basis of the first fixing pin PN1 so that the direction setting member 400 points the direction the golf ball intends to advance. The golfer can swing after addressing in a correct posture by accurately setting the desired direction using the direction setting member 400. [

1, 2A, and 2E, the swing locus setting member 500 is disposed corresponding to the third groove HM3 of the body portion 100. As shown in FIG. A through hole TH2 (hereinafter referred to as a second through hole) may be defined in the swing locus setting member 500. [ The second fixing pin PN2 is inserted into the second through hole TH2 so that the swing locus setting member 500 can be coupled to the body 100. [ Although not shown, a groove or a through hole for inserting the second fixing pin PN2 may be defined in the body 100. [

The length of the swing locus setting member 500 can be adjusted. The method of adjusting the length of the swing locus setting member 500 may be substantially the same as the method of adjusting the length of the swing locus setting member 500 described with reference to FIG. 2E. That is, the swing locus setting member 500 may be similar in shape to the radio antenna.

The golfer can rotate and fix the swing locus setting member 500 on the basis of the second fixing pin PN2 so that the swing locus setting member 500 guides the locus of the golf club . The golf swing trajectory may be slightly different depending on the person, but the golfer uses the swing trajectory setting member 500 of the present invention to set the swing trajectory in accordance with his / her physical condition, You can practice swinging. In particular, the swing trajectory can be made circular in the in-out swing, resulting in a higher exercise effect.

The swing locus setting member 500 may include a caulking pointer PT at an end thereof. The position of the caulking pointer PT can be adjusted by adjusting the length of the swing locus setting member 500.

The caulking pointer PT can constantly position and timing the cocking in the process of the golfer down-swinging. Cocking refers to the action of releasing the angle of the wrist during a golfer's downswing. If the timing of caulking is fast, the golfer will hit the back ground earlier than the golf ball, and this is called a back ground. On the other hand, when the calking timing is slow, the golfer can not hit the center of the golf ball accurately but strikes the upper side. The golfer can repeatedly perform the practice of accurately hitting the golf ball by making the position and timing at which the caulking starts to be constant through the caulking pointer PT.

Referring to FIGS. 1, 2A, and 2F, the timer 600 is disposed corresponding to the fourth groove HM4 of the body 100. The timer 600 is an electronic stopwatch and can determine the timing at which the golfer swings through the flow of time displayed on the timer 600. [ The time displayed on the timer 600 may not necessarily be changed in units of one second, and a flow according to the time selected by the user may be displayed. There are many reasons why a golfer does not always get the same score on a golf course, but the main reason for deciding the score under the condition that the external environment is the same is the timing of the swing. If a constant swing timing is always maintained using the timer 600, a uniformly scored score can be obtained when the player goes out to the field.

Figures 3a and 3b illustrate golfers using a golf swing aid 10 in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. 4A and 4B illustrate a golf swing assist device 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention while swinging the golf swing.

3A shows a golfer using a driver or an iron. 3B shows a golfer using a putter. Referring to Figures 3a and 3b, a golfer addresses with a golf club to strike a golf ball (GBL). In the addressing position, the golfer makes the golf ball aiming member 320 correspond to the golf ball GBL.

Referring to FIG. 4A, the golf ball GBL is obscured by the golf ball aiming member 320 so that the golfer can not recognize all or a part of the golf ball GBL.

This is not a problem even if the golf ball GBL is covered by the golf ball aiming member 320 so that the golfer does not see the golf ball GBL to be hit. In general, as a method of practicing a golf swing, a lot of empty swing action is performed to swing without a golf ball. When practicing a golf swing, if a golf ball is present, the swinging posture is disturbed by the desire to strike the golf ball and a lot of force is applied to the body. Accordingly, as the golf ball GBL is covered by the golf ball aiming member 320, it is possible to perform a natural and comfortable swing like an empty swing practice, and the shape of the disk shape allows the golfer to exert a higher concentration .

However, the above description does not apply when the golf ball aiming member 320 is formed of a transparent member. In this case, the golf ball (GBL) is continuously recognized by the golfer.

If the golf ball aiming member 320 is smaller than the golf ball GBL when the golfer views the golf ball in the addressing position, the golfer can improve the concentration in swinging.

FIG. 4B shows a golfer's view when the golfer moves his / her head or upper body when performing a swing motion such as a backswing or the like. When the head or the upper body moves during the swing operation, the golf ball GBL may not be covered by the golf ball aiming member 320 at the golfer's viewpoint, or the center may be distorted. Through this, the golfer can recognize the disturbance of the posture, can recognize the movement of the head or the upper body during the swing operation, and can repeatedly perform the exercise of correcting it.

Figures 5 and 6 illustrate golf swing aids 10-1 and 10-2, respectively, according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 5, the golf swing auxiliary apparatus 10-1 may include a stand member 200-1. The stand member 200-1 has flexibility and can be bent and stretched by a force applied from the outside, and remains in a deformed state when no special force is applied.

The description of the stand member 200-1 is substantially the same as that of the stand member 200 described in Fig. 2B, except that it is integrally flexible. The description of the body 100, the field of view fixing member 300, the direction setting member 400, and the swing locus setting member 500 is substantially the same as that described above.

Referring to Fig. 6, the golf swing assist device 10-2 may include a stand member 200-2. The stand member 200-2 has flexibility and can be bent and stretched by an externally applied force and maintains a deformed state when no special force is exerted. The outer surface of the stand member 200-2 may have a shape in which a plurality of wrinkles are formed (i.e., a bellows shape).

The description of the stand member 200-2 is substantially the same as that of the stand member 200 described in Fig. 2B in addition to the fact that the stand member 200-2 is integrally flexible and has wrinkles arranged on the outside. The description of the body 100, the field of view fixing member 300, the direction setting member 400, and the swing locus setting member 500 is substantially the same as that described above.

It is possible to perform golf practice by easily assembling / disassembling at an indoor / outdoor exercise area, a house, an office, or a field by using the golf swing auxiliary device 10, 10-1, 10-2 according to the embodiment of the present invention, You can learn how to out-swing, which is difficult to learn through golf lessons, swing timing such as cocking loosening timing, address posture, head-up prevention method, or how to improve putter accuracy.

It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims. It will be possible. In addition, the embodiments disclosed in the present invention are not intended to limit the technical spirit of the present invention, and all technical ideas which fall within the scope of the following claims and equivalents thereof should be interpreted as being included in the scope of the present invention .

10: golf swing auxiliary instrument 100:
200: stand member 300: visual field fixing member
400: direction setting member 500: swing trajectory setting member
600: timer

Claims (17)

A body portion;
A first guide member extending from the body portion and capable of adjusting the length, a flexible member extending from the first guide member and being capable of being bent and extended, and a second guide member extending from the flexible member and being adjustable in length A stand member;
A visual field fixing member extending from the stand member;
A swing locus setting member disposed on the body and having a length adjustable; And
And a fixing pin inserted into the through hole defined in the swing locus setting member and coupling the swing locus setting member to the body portion,
Wherein the swing locus setting member is rotated and fixed with respect to the fixed pin so as to guide the locus of the golf club. The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the field-
A bar extending from the second guide member; And
And a golf ball aiming member extending from the rod portion and having a circular plate shape. 3. The method of claim 2,
Wherein at least one of the first guide member and the second guide member comprises:
A first sub guide member having a cylindrical shape; And
And a second sub guide member inserted / withdrawn into / from the first sub guide member. The method of claim 3,
Wherein the flexible member comprises a golf swing assist device < RTI ID = 0.0 > 5. The method of claim 4,
Wherein the flexible member is not bent or unfolded by a force according to a mass of the second guide member, a mass of the view fixing member, and a gravitational acceleration. The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the body portion, the stand member, and the visual field fixing member are disassembled / assembled with each other. The method according to claim 6,
Wherein the first guide member, the flexible member, and the second guide member are disassembled / assembled with each other. The method according to claim 1,
And a direction-setting member disposed on the body portion and capable of adjusting the length. 9. The method of claim 8,
And a fixing pin inserted into the through hole defined in the direction setting member and coupling the direction setting member to the body portion. 10. The method of claim 9,
Wherein the direction setting member is rotated and fixed with respect to the fixed pin to indicate a direction in which the golf ball is to go. delete delete delete The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the swing locus setting member further comprises a caulking pointer disposed at one end. The method according to claim 1,
And a timer disposed on the body portion. A body portion;
A stand member including a flexible member that can be bent and extended, and is coupled to the body portion;
A field of view fixed member including a golf ball aiming member having a circular plate shape and extending from the stand member;
A swing locus setting member disposed on the body and having a length adjustable; And
And a fixing pin inserted into the through hole defined in the swing locus setting member and coupling the swing locus setting member to the body portion,
Wherein the swing locus setting member is rotated and fixed with respect to the fixed pin so as to guide the locus of the golf club. 17. The method of claim 16,
Wherein the flexible member is shaped to include a plurality of pleats on an outer surface thereof.

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