KR200429092Y1 - Grip for golf club - Google Patents

Abstract

Golf club grip according to the present invention, the golf club grip 10 is coupled to a predetermined position of the shaft 1 of the golf club, the space 11 is formed to be fitted to the shaft (1); A first inclined portion 20 inclined at a predetermined angle with the shaft 1 so as to protrude in an outward direction of one side of the space 11; A second inclined portion 30 formed at an end of the first inclined portion 20 at an angle smaller than that of the first inclined portion 20; A peak portion 40 protruding from the end of the second inclined portion 30 to a predetermined height to form a tip portion 41 corresponding to the highest height portion; And a third inclined portion 50 extending inclined from the peak portion 40 to the end of the grip 10, wherein the second inclined portion 30 is based on the shaft at a predetermined position. A reinforcing inclined portion 31 which is bent at an angle smaller than the angle of the portion 30 and extends up to the peak portion 40, wherein the respective inclined portions 20, 30, 31, 50 and the It is characterized in that the chamfer portion 60 is formed by cutting the angle generated between the inclined portion (20, 30, 31, 50) and the peak portion 40 to curvature. According to the grip for a golf club according to the present invention, the golfer to study the centrifugal force applied to each finger during the swing and the gripping force of the finger itself, so that each finger can be safely and reasonably positioned ergonomically in the grip, the grip of the golfer There is an advantage that can rise significantly.

Description

Grip for golf club {GRIP FOR GOLF CLUB}

1 is a side view showing the side structure of the grip for a golf club according to the present invention.

 Figure 2 is a plan view showing the end structure of the grip for a golf club according to the present invention.

Figure 3 is a plan view showing a state in which the identification mark is formed on the grip according to the present invention.

Figure 4 is a perspective view showing that a recess is formed that can receive a ball marker on the grip according to the present invention.

5 is an exploded perspective view of the support plate and the spring further configured in the recess formed in the grip according to the present invention.

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

1: shaft 60: chamfer

10: golf club grip 70: identification mark

11: space 80: recess

20: first inclined portion 81: spring

30: second inclined portion 82: support plate

31: reinforcing inclined portion 90: cover

40: peak portion 91: hinge pin

41: tip portion 92: identification mark portion

50: third inclined portion M: ball marker

The present invention relates to a grip for a golf club, and more specifically, novice golfers, such as to grip the golf club grip more accurately and conveniently to prevent slipping, as well as additional identification function and golf ball marker on the grip The present invention relates to a golf club grip that has a storage function and has various uses of the grip.

A grip in a golf club means a handle portion formed at an end of a shaft that is elongated in a straight direction at the head to hold a golf club by a golfer.

In the case where the golfer grips the golf club and hits the golf ball, the most important thing is to maintain the golf club's swinging position or hitting position, and in particular, the golf club can be held consistently without shaking during the swing position. This is because the golfer can send the golf ball to the desired position only when the golfer hits the golf ball while holding the golf club correctly, and it is also a basic training posture in which the golfer is intensively trained since the first contact with the golf club.

However, the grip of a typical golf club is surrounded by a rubber cover at the end of the shaft or forms a plurality of recessed grooves, and of course, this can raise the grip of the golfer to some extent and prevent the hand from slipping. In the case of this cold beginner golfer there was a problem that can not prevent the slip even more completely.

In order to solve this problem, a number of golf club grips have been disclosed in domestic patents and utility model publications that have a function to increase grip and prevent slippage.

Among these, referring to the Utility Model Model No. 339153, "The upper outer surface of the grip has a first protrusion and a second protrusion protruding from the lower end and the upper end of the grip at predetermined intervals, respectively. A protrusion is formed between the lower end of the grip and the first gripping portion for holding the right thumb, a second gripping portion for the left thumb is formed between the first protrusion and the second protrusion, the second protrusion The upper end side of the formed grip is formed in a structure having a first inclined surface which is gradually inclined downward from the second protrusion to the upper end of the grip, and on the outer surface of the lower side of the grip, the lower end side and the upper end side of the grip The third protrusion and the fourth protrusion protrude from the position facing the first protrusion and the second protrusion at predetermined intervals, respectively. A third gripping portion is formed between the lower end of the grip and the right hand gripping is formed, and the right hand stop, the right hand ring finger and the left hand stop, the left hand ring finger and the hand holding are sequentially held between the third protrusion and the bottom of the grip. The fifth grip portion is formed, and the upper end side of the grip having the fifth grip portion is formed in a structure having a second slope inclined downward from the fifth grip portion to the upper end of the grip. Rado is disclosed that it is easy to learn how to hold the grip correctly in a short time without the guidance of an expert.

In the case of this technique, it is admitted that the golfer's posture can be instructed because the golfer's fingertips are appropriately positioned when the grip is positioned, but the length and size of the fingers vary from person to person. Because there is a need to be manufactured separately, there is a disadvantage that the compatibility is not used by anyone and the production cost is expensive due to the separate production.

In addition, Patent No. 584197 "Grip of a golf club and a golf club having the same" is "inwardly of the grip from one side of the inner peripheral surface of the grip is formed in the longitudinal direction of the grip and the shaft is in the inside of the grip When inserted, the first protrusion is formed by the shaft in the direction of the outer circumferential surface of the grip and the outer circumferential surface of the grip is protruded outward, and is formed in the longitudinal direction of the grip above the first protrusion, but more than the first protrusion. Protruding and the width is formed to be wider than the width of the first protrusion, when the shaft is inserted in the inner direction of the grip to receive the pressure in the direction of the outer peripheral surface of the grip by the shaft so that the outer peripheral surface of the grip protrudes outward, but the lower side of the inner peripheral surface of the grip A first inclined portion extending upward from the inner circumferential surface from the shaft, a shaft contact portion extending from the first inclined portion, and the shaft contact portion And a second protrusion including a second inclined portion extending from the portion to meet the upper side of the inner circumferential surface, and thus it is not necessary to form a protrusion on the outer circumferential surface, thereby achieving uniformity or standardization of production during sanding. It is disclosed that there is an effect that can prevent the sliding of the hand due to the centrifugal force during the swing.

It is recognized that the above technology can have compatibility, but rather, it is more difficult than the manufacturing process to be simplified since the inclined portion must be formed on the inner circumferential surface. It can be prevented, but there is a drawback that the grip is inferior because there is a risk that the stepped feet may cause a foreign body to the golfer. In addition, it is a core technical idea that the inclined portion protrudes outward when inserted into the shaft, but in this case, the function may be changed depending on the characteristics of the material because the protruding function can be properly performed by using a thin and tough material. It has a definite effect.

Therefore, when the gripper grips the golfer, the grip and anti-slip function is appropriately performed at the same time, and in addition to the basic functions of the grip, it is necessary to provide a new grip that can enhance the grip utilization by adding a separate function. do.

The present invention is devised to overcome the above problems, the main purpose of the present invention is to provide a grip having a special shape and structure that can not only prevent slip when the golfer grips the grip but also have a comfortable grip. .

Another object of the present invention is to add an identification function to the grip to identify each golf club.

Another object of the present invention is to add a structure to the grip that can accommodate the ball marker properly.

In order to achieve the above object, the golf club grip according to the present invention, the golf club grip 10 is coupled to a predetermined position of the shaft 1 of the golf club, the space formed to be fitted to the shaft (1) (11); A first inclined portion 20 inclined at a predetermined angle with the shaft 1 so as to protrude in an outward direction of one side of the space 11; A second inclined portion 30 formed at an end of the first inclined portion 20 at an angle smaller than that of the first inclined portion 20; A peak portion 40 protruding from the end of the second inclined portion 30 to a predetermined height to form a tip portion 41 corresponding to the highest height portion; And a third inclined portion 50 extending inclined from the peak portion 40 to the end of the grip 10, wherein the second inclined portion 30 is based on the shaft at a predetermined position. A reinforcing inclined portion 31 which is bent at an angle smaller than the angle of the portion 30 and extends up to the peak portion 40, wherein the respective inclined portions 20, 30, 31, 50 and the It is characterized in that the chamfer portion 60 is formed by cutting the angle generated between the inclined portion (20, 30, 31, 50) and the peak portion 40 to curvature.

In addition, the end wall of the third inclined portion 50, the identification mark portion 70 in which the unique golf club number is displayed; is formed.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The accompanying drawings are not drawn to scale, and like reference numerals in each of the drawings refer to like elements.

1 is a side view showing a side structure of the golf club grip 10 according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a plan view showing the end structure of the golf club grip 10 according to the present invention.

As can be seen from Figures 1 and 2, the golf club grip 10 according to the present invention is provided with a circular space 11 on the inside to be fitted to fit into the shaft (1) of the golf club, The shaft 1 can be fitted into this space 11. In particular, referring to FIG. 2, the main components of the present invention provided in the space 11 and the one direction in which the shaft 1 can be fitted are well illustrated.

Grip 10 according to the present invention is made of a rubber material having an elastic force, generally in the shape of a cone (corn), that is, the diameter of a specific portion of the known shaft (1) having a structure that increases in diameter as it extends in the longitudinal direction Regardless, the user can freely insert the grip 10 into the shaft until the grip 10 is mounted on the shaft 1, and then push or pull to adjust the mounting position.

Referring to FIG. 1, the grip 10 according to the present invention includes a first inclined portion 20, a second inclined portion 30, a peak portion 40, and a third inclined portion 50. The second inclined portion 30 includes a reinforcing inclined portion 31, and a chamfer portion 60 at a point between the inclined portions 20, 30, 31, and 50 and the peak portion 40. ) Is formed.

The first inclined portion 20 extends smoothly in the longitudinal direction of the shaft 1 and starts to protrude outward at a predetermined angle, preferably 20 degrees to 40 degrees with the surface of the shaft 1, namely Means the beginning of the grip 10 and consists of approximately 1 to 1.5 cm.

An angle different from the first inclined portion 20 again at the end of the first inclined portion 20, specifically, an angle smaller than the angle formed with the surface of the first inclined portion 20 and the shaft 1, preferably The second inclined portion 30 is provided to be inclined with an angle of 5 to 20 degrees with the surface of the shaft (1).

The second inclined portion 30 has a length approximately corresponding to the width of the palm of the golfer, and may be generally extended flatly, but may be additionally reduced and extended at another angle. The part with excitation is called reinforcement inclination part 31. That is, the second inclined portion 30 includes a reinforcing inclined portion 31 extending at different angles again at an appropriate position among the extended lengths, and a portion between the position where the finger and the middle finger of the golfer are placed.

The extension angle of this reinforcing inclined portion 31 is an angle slightly smaller than the angle of the second inclined portion 30 with the surface of the shaft 1, preferably 3 degrees to 15 degrees with respect to the surface of the shaft 1. It is preferable that it is made.

The second inclined portion 30 continues to extend while occupying most grip 10 portions, and a peak portion 40 is formed from the end of the second inclined portion 30.

The peak portion 40 is a portion having a predetermined height and protruding outward, and is formed similarly to the shape of the top of the mountain. The highest protruding portion of the peak portion 40 is named as the tip portion 41, and is connected to the end of the grip 10 by an inclined angle formed rapidly beyond the tip portion 41. The excitation extension part is called the third inclined portion 50.

Between each of the inclined portions 20, 30, 31, 50, between the inclined portions 20, 30, 31, 50 and the peak portion 40, the peripheral portion of the tip portion 41 is formed to be curvature One chamfer 60 is provided. The chamfer 60 has a role of preventing the golfer from feeling a foreign object or a grip gripping feeling by preventing the stepped from occurring due to the inclined portions (20, 30, 31, 50).

3 is a plan view showing a state in which the identification mark portion 70 is formed on the grip 10 according to the present invention.

The end wall of the grip 10 according to the present invention, that is, the wall forming the outer end of the third inclined portion 50 of the inclination portion 20, 30, 31, 50 made of the type and number of golf clubs An identification mark portion 70 is formed to grasp the.

The identification mark portion 70 is circularly embossed or engraved, and a specific golf club number is displayed on the center surface thereof.

4 is a perspective view showing a recess (80) for receiving a ball marker (M) is formed in the grip 10 according to the present invention, Figure 5 is a grip 10 according to the present invention It is an exploded perspective view of the spring 81 and the support plate 82 which are further comprised in the recess 80 formed in the recess.

The ball marker M refers to a display means formed in a circular plate shape which is placed on the green to indicate the position of the golf ball when the golf player is hit by the golf ball and then the opponent's turn.

The grip 10 according to the present invention has an end portion of the grip 10, that is, the inclined portion 20, 30, 31, 50 is formed in the inner wall by a predetermined depth in the end wall of the portion protruding outwardly convex. The recess 80 is provided. The diameter of the recess 80 is made to the extent that can accommodate the known ball marker (M) or is made slightly smaller than the diameter of the ball marker (M) to use the elasticity of the grip itself made of rubber material, The ball marker M can be safely accommodated in the recess 80. In addition, the bottom surface of the recess 80 is made of a magnet, preferably a rubber magnet to support the ball marker (M) made of steel by magnetic force and the ball marker (M) by centrifugal force during the swing of the golf club. The cover 90, which can be rotated by the hinge pin 91, is mounted on the upper portion of the recess 80 in order to prepare the rod from the recess 80.

In this case, an identification number of the golf club may be displayed on the outer surface of the cover 90 so that the cover 90 simultaneously serves as the identification mark portion 95.

The cover 90 is formed with a protrusion 92 on one side to prevent unnecessary flow during the swing of the golf club, and formed a groove 93 in the peripheral portion to close the cover 90 to correspond thereto. When it is possible to maintain the closed state, such a method may be used other known opening and closing method.

In addition, a spring 81 is fixedly attached to the inner side of the recess 80 and a support plate 82 made of a magnet is positioned on the spring 81. This uses the elastic restoring force of the spring 81 so as not to generate a space between the ball marker M located on the support plate 82 and the cover 90 so that the thin ball marker M is in the recess 80. In addition to preventing the ball marker M from flowing in the remaining space of the recess 80 that is located and remaining, the position of the support plate 82 is moved up and down by elasticity of the spring to adjust the space of the recess 80. In order to provide a complex function that can accommodate by stacking two or more ball markers (M).

Hereinafter, the operation of the golf club grip 10 according to the present invention with reference to the above-described configuration and the accompanying drawings.

The grip 10 according to the present invention is a golfer's hand part is all or one hand is seated on the grip 10 to provide a soft feeling to the golfer as well as the centrifugal force acting upon the swing of the club It serves to prevent the hand from being pushed out of the shaft (1).

To this end, the first inclined portion 20 is used to distinguish the boundary between the shaft 1 and the grip 10, that is, the grip 10 according to the present invention may have a protruding height distinct from the shaft 1. Has an action to form the initial inclined portion of the grip (10). In addition, in the ergonomic sense, the thumb, which is formed most independently of the golfer's fingers, is seated on the first inclined portion 20, and there is a certain inclination so that it is distinguished and independent of the second inclined portion 30. Provided with the site is formed in a structure that is easy for the golfer to exert a force on the end of the thumb.

Except for the thumb, the golfer's hand is mainly seated on the surface of the second inclined portion 30. That is, the second inclined portion 30 is configured to have a lower angle than the first inclined portion 20, so that the golfer feels comfortable and puts the little finger and palm on the second inclined portion 30 in the hand, specifically the index finger. You can put it.

In general, when the golfer grips the shaft (1), the gripping force is mainly generated on the thumb, index finger, middle finger, and the finger and the little finger are weakly applied to the ring finger or the little finger. When swinging, the middle finger may bounce outwards due to the reaction of the middle finger, and the middle finger and the middle finger may open momentarily. If the position of the middle finger is disturbed by the middle finger, the golfer's grip position is momentarily disturbed. There is a risk that the golf club will not be able to exert the swing force correctly, so it is necessary to fix the position of the ring finger and the little finger.

The reinforcing inclined portion 31 formed on the second inclined portion 30 of the present invention is a portion on which the ring finger and the little finger can be placed. Specifically, the second inclined portion 30 is formed in a straight line. Rather than being bent at an angle from the reinforcement inclined portion 31 to extend, two seating portions are generated on the surface of the second inclined portion 31. By allowing the fingers to rest, the grip space between the middle finger and the ring finger is finely divided so that the grip position of the ring finger does not shake due to the reaction of the middle finger.

In addition, when the golfer puts both hands on the grip 10, the length of the grip 10 may be configured to be longer, and the reinforcement slope 31 has a boundary with respect to the position of both hands. do. Specifically, one hand of the golfer is positioned on a part of the first inclined portion 20 and the second inclined portion 30, and the other hand is positioned on a portion of the second inclined portion 30, that is, the reinforcement slope 31. Also, the reaction between the two hands can be minimized due to the gap caused by the reinforcing inclined portion 31.

Peak portion 40 is to fundamentally block the moment that the golfer's hand itself is pushed outwards due to the swing, specifically, the peak portion 40 is made of a sufficient height of the appropriate level so that the little finger to one hand Even if it is pushed in contact with the peak portion 40, the tip portion of the peak portion 40 is prevented from passing over the little finger or the entire hand, and the position outside the peak portion 40, that is, the surface of the second slope portion 30 Only by allowing the golfer's hand to be safely positioned can prevent the golfer's hand from slipping.

The third inclined portion 50 is an extension portion which is naturally connected to the end of the grip 10 at the tip portion 41 of the peak portion 40, and the third inclined portion 50 extends in a straight line so that The planar space is generated in the end wall of the three inclined portions 50 so that the identification mark portion 70 and the recess 80 can be formed.

Golf clubs are divided into wood, iron, and putter according to the purpose of use, and they are further divided according to the shape of the head. When storing multiple golf clubs in a golf bag at the same time, the head is located in the bag. The shape of the shaft (1) is almost invisible and the golf club is almost removed from the bag, and without any check of the head shape, which kind of golf club is inconvenient.

In order to solve this problem, the identification mark part 70 according to the present invention displays each unique golf club number on the end wall of the grip 10, that is, the end wall of the third inclination part 50, so that the golfer can play golf. It serves to easily identify each golf club without having to remove the golf club from the bag.

In addition, the body portion constituting the peak portion 40 and the third inclined portion 50 in the grip 10 according to the present invention can be sufficiently bored in a predetermined depth to use the hole for other purposes, The present inventors form a recess 80 in a given space without such a special function, and a cover capable of opening and closing the recess 80 by being rotated by a hinge pin 91 on the upper recess 80 ( 90 to form the ball marker M in this recess 80 and to allow the ball marker to be securely accommodated in the recess by the cover and also to ensure the acceptance condition. Magnets were formed on the bottom surface of the) to maintain the magnetic coupling relationship with ball markers (M), which are generally made of steel.

Since the ball marker (M) is small in shape, it is not deemed to be stored separately, so it is fixed to a golfer's cap by pins or stored in a pocket. It can be stored to increase the convenience of storage and at the same time have a characteristic that can increase the utilization of the golf grip (10).

In addition, when it is necessary to hold two or more ball markers M, the spring 81 is fixedly attached perpendicular to the bottom surface of the recess 80 and the support plate 82 is placed on top of the spring 81. When the golfer presses two or more ball markers M on the support plate 82 by hand and is seated at the same time due to the elasticity of the spring 80 according to the configuration in which the spring 81 is pressed by the elasticity of the spring 81. As the cover 90 and the ball marker M formed in the upper portion of the recess 80 are restored, the ball marker M is accommodated in the recess 80 safely and without fluidity while being restored. This has the same effect even when one ball marker M is stored.

In addition, when the recess 80 is formed, the cover 90 may have a role of the identification mark portion 95, and thus, the cover 90 may have various advantages of the grip 10.

As described so far, the configuration and operation of the grip for a golf club according to the present invention has been expressed in the above description and drawings, but this is merely an example, and the spirit of the present invention is not limited to the above description and drawings, and the present invention. Of course, various changes and modifications are possible without departing from the technical spirit of the.

As described above, according to the grip for a golf club according to the present invention,

1) As the golfer studies the centrifugal force applied to each finger during the swing and the gripping force of the finger itself, each finger can be safely and reasonably positioned in the grip, which greatly increases the grip of the golfer. ,

2) Due to the configuration of the peak part protruding at a certain height, the hand itself is prevented from slipping and does not interfere with the grip of the golfer.

3) The identification mark for identifying the golf club allows the golfer to pull out the golf club from the golf bag and identify each unique golf club without looking at the shape of the head.

4) It is possible to keep the ball marker frequently used in the golf game in the golf club itself, thereby improving the golfer's convenience.

Claims (6)

A golf club grip (10) coupled to a predetermined position of a shaft (1) of a golf club, A space 11 formed to be fitted to the shaft 1; A first inclined portion 20 inclined at a predetermined angle with the shaft 1 so as to protrude in an outward direction of one side of the space 11; A second inclined portion 30 formed at an end of the first inclined portion 20 at an angle smaller than that of the first inclined portion 20;  A peak portion 40 protruding from the end of the second inclined portion 30 to a predetermined height to form a tip portion 41 corresponding to the highest height portion; A third inclined portion 50 extending inclined from the peak portion 40 to the end portion of the grip 10; The second inclined portion 30 is bent at an angle smaller than the angle of the second inclined portion 30 with respect to the shaft at a predetermined position and extends up to the peak portion 40. Including; The chamfer portion 60 is formed by cutting the angles generated between the inclined portions 20, 30, 31, and 50 and the inclined portions 20, 30, 31, and 50 and the peak portion 40. The golf club grip, characterized in that is formed. The method of claim 1, The end wall of the third inclined portion (50), characterized in that the identification mark portion (70) marked with a unique golf club number; is formed, the golf club grip. The method of claim 1, The end wall of the third inclined portion 50 is provided with a recess 80 recessed to a predetermined depth, and the recess 80 is rotated by a hinge pin 91 on the upper portion of the recess 80. The cover (90) for opening and closing a) is formed, it is possible to accommodate the golf ball marker (M) in the recess (80), a golf club grip. The method of claim 3, wherein The bottom surface of the recess (80) is characterized in that made of a magnet, golf club grip. The method of claim 3, wherein The cover (90) is characterized in that the identification mark portion (95) marked with a unique golf club number; is characterized in that the golf club grip. The method of claim 3, wherein The recess 80, Characterized in that the spring 81 is vertically fixed to the upper portion from the bottom surface of the recess 80, and the support plate 82 made of a magnet is fixed to the upper portion of the spring 81, Grip for golf clubs.

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