KR20020037326A - Goggle for golf putting - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: Provided is a goggle for golf putting which makes not less than one lanes formed on green and makes a hole, a golf ball and a putter straight within the lane for addressing and putting so that it helps to put or address exactly in a golf game. CONSTITUTION: The goggle for golf putting is characterized by drawing not less than one parallel lines or bands by transparent ink or paint and marking cross marks or other marks on the line or the band as necessary. In the goggle, the lens is desirably made from glass or transparent flexible materials and green color and its complementary color are selected wherein neighboring colors are clearly contrasted to draw colors or bands desirably.

Description

Goggles for golf putting {Goggle for golf putting}

The present invention relates to goggles for golf putting.

So far no golf putting goggles or hats have been developed.

When you putt in a golf game, you may putt as it is, or when you are far away or you want to make the direction of the golf ball and the hole exactly, put the putter vertically in front of your eyes to match the golf ball and the hole and measure the direction and distance. Or it is common to put the hole, golf ball and putter in a straight line with your eyes and putt. However, even in this case, if the golf ball and the hole were matched with a putter and returned to the putting position after the measurement, the direction was changed again and it was impossible to putt correctly.

MEANS TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM The present inventors completed this invention as a result of long research in order to improve this problem.

1A shows a lens with one parallel line;

1B illustrates a lens with multiple parallel parallel lines;

1c shows a lens with two bands,

1D is a view showing a lens having a plurality of bands,

1E is a view showing another type of lens having a plurality of bands,

1f is a view showing another type of lens having a plurality of bands,

1G is a view showing a lens with a position mark in the center of one parallel line;

1H is a view showing a lens with a position indication in the center of a plurality of parallel parallel lines;

1i is a view showing a lens having a plurality of position marks in the center of a band having two bands;

1J is a view showing a lens with a position indication in the center of a band having a plurality of bands;

Figure 1k is a view showing a lens of another type with a position indication in the center of the band having a plurality of bands,

Figure 2a is a view showing the goggles mounted with the lens of Figure 1f,

Figure 2b is a view showing the goggles mounting the lens of Figure 1k,

Figure 3a is a view showing the goggles with the lens of Figure 1f attached to the bottom tip of the hat brim,

Figure 3b is a view showing the goggles mounting the lens of Figure 1k to the bottom tip of the hat brim,

Figure 4a is a view showing the goggles mounting the lens of Figure 1c to the glasses,

FIG. 4B illustrates goggles with the lens of FIG. 1I mounted on the glasses. FIG.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a transparent lens with one or several parallel colored lines or bands.

It is another object of the present invention to provide a transparent lens having one or more position indications in the center of a line or band with one or many parallel colors at the tip of the lens or cylinder of the goggles.

It is a further object of the present invention to provide a golf putting goggle equipped with a transparent lens drawn with one or a plurality of parallel colored lines or bands.

It is still another object of the present invention to provide a golf putter goggle equipped with a transparent lens having one or more position indications at the center of one or more parallel colored lines or bands at the tip of the lens or cylinder of the goggles. will be.

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Another object of the invention is also a hat fitted with one or more parallel lines or banded lenses to enable folding of the visor on the tip of the underside of the visor of the visor or on the underside of the visor of the visor without a cap. Or provide a sun visor (without a cap, with only a window in the band).

Another object of the present invention is also to provide a visor at the tip of the bottom of the visor of a hat or capless sun visor with a visor or a transparent lens with one or more position indications in the center of one or several parallel lines or bands. To provide a hat or sun visor fitted with a fold inwardly (without a cap, with only a window in the band).

Next, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1A is a view showing a lens with one parallel line.

FIG. 1B is a view of a lens drawn with a number of parallel parallel lines. FIG.

1C is a view illustrating a lens having two bands.

1D is a view illustrating a lens having a plurality of bands.

1E is a view showing another type of lens having a plurality of bands.

1F is a view showing another type of lens having a plurality of bands.

1G is a view showing a lens with a position mark in the center of one parallel line.

1H is a view showing a lens in which a position is indicated at the center of a plurality of parallel parallel lines.

1I is a view showing a lens with a plurality of position marks in the center of a band having two bands.

1J is a view showing a lens in which a position is indicated at the center of a band having a plurality of bands.

FIG. 1K is a view illustrating another type of lens in which a position is indicated at the center of a band having a plurality of bands.

Figure 2a is a view showing the goggles with the lens of Figure 1f.

Figure 2b is a view showing the goggles with the lens of Figure 1k.

Figure 3a is a view showing the goggles with the lens of Figure 1f attached to the bottom tip of the hat brim.

Figure 3b is a view showing the goggles with the lens of Figure 1k attached to the bottom tip of the hat brim.

Figure 4a is a view showing the goggles mounted on the glasses of the lens of Figure 1c.

4B is a view illustrating goggles in which the lens of FIG. 1I is mounted on glasses.

In the figure, 1 is a parallel line, 2 is a bouncing band, and 3 is a position indication.

It is preferable to use glass or a transparent material of a flexible material. Here, one or more lines or bands are drawn in parallel with colored transparent ink or paint. The shape of the lens can be produced in various shapes.

The color is selected from green and complementary colors of green, and neighboring colors are preferably selected by contrasting colors with each other to draw a line or draw a band.

In the case of forming a band, the band may be floated between the bands, or the bands and the bands may be parallel to each other. When the bands and the bands are parallel to each other, it is preferable to form a collar having a complementary color relationship, and when the golfer sees the green in the putting posture, it is preferable to form the band with a width such that the golf ball is positioned in the band. Even when the band is formed by floating between the band, it is preferable to adjust the width between the band so that the golf ball is located in the lane.

It is preferable that the position indication is smaller than the golf ball when the golf ball is viewed through the goggles, and the shape may be + or circular or other marks.

When the lens of the present invention is mounted on the glasses of FIG. 4, the lens of the present invention is performed in the same manner as in the manufacture of ordinary glasses, except that the two eyes and the line or band of the lens are parallel to both eyes.

In the case where the lens is mounted on the goggles of FIG. 2, when the length of the barrel is increased, the field of view is concentrated on the lens, and the lane is more clearly seen. 2 illustrates an example of goggles. In the case of such goggles, the goggles may be formed in a cylindrical shape or a cylindrical oval shape. In this case, it is preferable to use a lens in the form of Fig. 1E, 1F, 1J or 1K.

If the lens is mounted on a hat or a sun visor, the upper edge of the lens should be folded so that it can be folded parallel to the tip of the visor. Considering the bend of the visor, the folds of both edges or one corner are mounted so that they can be moved in parallel. When the visor is bent, the lens is pushed out in parallel in the direction of the edge.

If the lens is bent by bending the visor, the lens may be bent, but in this case, when the golfer sees the green through the line or band formed on the lens, the line or band is parallel to the green and the lens is not bent. It has the same effect and function.

The folding device has already been developed and commercialized several kinds of folding device and can use these folding devices.

When putting on a cap or sun visor, stand the folded glass 90 degrees. If you don't putt, you can fold the lens into the visor and it will look like a normal hat or sun visor.

1A to 1K are mounted on the spectacle frame, and when the lens is mounted on the visor of the cap having a cap or the sun visor having only the visor, the bottom end of the visor can be foldably mounted to the visor.

When putting on wearing the golf putting glasses or hat of the present invention mounted as described above, the golfer sees the green through a lens in which a plurality of lines or bands are drawn, and a lane parallel to the green appears to be formed as an image. The hole, the golf ball and the putter can be adjusted to look straight in the lane, so put the hole, the golf ball, and the putter in a straight line in the lane and then putt. In this way, it is possible to putt precisely, and even when addressing, the putter can be corrected and the number of strokes can be reduced. In addition, the angle of the putt and the fine movement of the putter can be observed or cut in the curved green, so that the correct putting is possible even in the curved green.

According to the present invention, one or more lanes appear to be formed on the green. In this lane, holes, golf balls, and putters can be addressed or put in a straight line, thereby reducing the number of strokes during golfing, and accurately addressing them. Of course, there is an advantage that can accurately detect the movement of the putter. In addition, the angle of the putt and the fine movement of the putter can be cut to some extent even in the curved green, so that the correct putting is possible even in the curved green.

Claims (6)

Lenses with lines or bands with one or more parallel colors. A lens with a location marker inside one or more parallel colored lines or bands. Golf putting goggles with lenses with one or more parallel colored lines or bands. Golf putting goggles with a lens with a location marker inside one or more parallel colored lines or bands. Goggles mounted on caps or sun visors for golf putting visors fitted with one or more parallel colored lines or banded lenses to fold into the visor. Goggles mounted on caps or sun visors with golf putting visors fitted with one or more parallel colored lines or bands to fold the lens with the location marker inside.