KR200497449Y1 - Golf glove - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is to provide a golf glove, and more specifically, a finger section consisting of a thumb, index, middle, ring, and small fingers so that five fingers from the thumb to the little finger can be inserted, and a finger section connected to the finger section. A golf glove consisting of a back of the hand and a palm part formed to surround the back of the hand and the palm, and a glove wearing part opening to allow the hand to be inserted from an end side of the back of the hand and the palm, wherein the index finger, the middle part, and the medicine A pair of nodal cuts are formed at each node in the branch and the branch, and a first palm transverse cut is spaced laterally from the first palm transverse cut and the first palm transverse cut close to the boundary between the finger and the palm. 2. A palm transverse incision is formed, and a plurality of palm diagonal incisions are formed diagonally from the palm portion toward the thumb.

Description

Golf gloves{GOLF GLOVE}

The present invention relates to a golf glove with improved grip fixation and adhesion.

In general, grips for holding a golf club include an overlapping grip, an interlocking grip, and a baseball grip, depending on how the right hand is placed on the left hand. Typically, the left hand stabilizes the golf club. It serves as a supporting axis and allows the right hand to advance the head of the golf club so that it can hit the ball.

Here, the correct grip is to minimize the role of the hands in swinging as much as possible so that the speed of the force generated by the body's rotational movement can be transmitted to the club head. The grip condition for this is to have both hands in harmony, that is, one hand Rather than using the other hand dominantly, both hands should lead the golf club with equal distribution of power to achieve a balanced swing.

In order to achieve a correct grip, golfers must wear golf gloves that not only allow for a firm grip, but also protect the hands holding the golf club.

Golf gloves may be worn on both hands, but it is common for golf gloves (right-handed people) to be worn only on the left hand, which is the hand that directly holds the club.

In more detail, the general method of holding a golf club is to hold the end of the grip of the golf club with the left hand wearing a golf glove, place the thumb on the center line of the grip, and place the palm of the right hand over the thumb of the left hand. Grip the front part of the grip gently with the thumb and index finger of your right hand. Fix the grip firmly in your hand. To prevent your right and left hands from scattering, use the small finger of your right hand and the index and middle finger of your left hand. The golf club is held between the two hands so that they are joined together.

In addition, the bottom of the thumb of the left hand is placed on the center line of the grip, and the thumb is pressed firmly on the grip to prevent the club from rotating during swing or hitting.

Golf gloves are made of elastic fiber material, artificial or natural leather, and are manufactured with anti-slip protrusions on the surface made of silicone, synthetic rubber, or urethane to prevent slipping and increase adhesion. can see.

In addition, golf gloves protect the palms by alleviating the shock transmitted when hitting a golf ball, and serve to prevent slipping by absorbing sweat from the palms.

To this end, many golf gloves are being developed to increase grip fixation and adhesion.

Republic of Korea Utility Model Registration No. 20-0458597 (announcement date: March 5, 2012)

The present invention was devised to solve the above-described conventional problems. By forming a pair of joint cutouts like the shape of a pair of palm lines on folded finger joints, when gripping a golf club, the grip is made with the joint cutouts formed at each finger joint. The purpose is to provide golf gloves with increased grip strength.

Another purpose of the present invention is to provide a golf glove that allows a strong grip by forming first and second palm transverse incisions in the transverse direction in the palm portion of the golf glove adjacent to the third joint of each finger. It has a purpose.

Another purpose of the present invention is to provide a golf glove that prevents deformation of the golf glove and brings the hands together when gripping by forming a plurality of diagonal palm incisions in the palm of the golf glove in the direction of the thumb. There is a purpose to doing so.

As a technical means for achieving the above-described technical task, a finger section consisting of a thumb, index, middle, ring, and little fingers so that five fingers from the thumb to the little finger can be inserted, and a finger section connected to the finger section to fit the back of the hand and the palm of the hand. A golf glove consisting of a back of the hand and a palm part formed to surround the back of the hand and a glove wearing part opening so that a hand can be inserted from an end side of the back of the hand and the palm, wherein the index finger, the middle part, the ring finger and the A pair of joint incisions are formed at each node in the hand portion, and a first palmar transverse incision in the transverse direction close to the boundary between the finger portion and the palm portion and a second palmar transverse incision spaced apart from the first palmar transverse incision. An incision is formed, and a plurality of palm diagonal incisions are formed diagonally from the palm portion toward the thumb.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the nodal cut portion is formed as a pair spaced apart from the index finger, the middle finger portion, the ring finger portion, and the two-line scale of the nodal portion folded in the minor portion, and the nodal cut portion has the It is formed by adding a pad to the inner surface of the finger and stitching it.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the first palm transverse cut portion and the second palm transverse cut portion are formed by adding a pad to the inner surface of the palm portion and sewing.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the second palmar transverse incision may be cut shorter in the transverse direction than the first palmar transverse incision.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the palm diagonal incision is composed of a first palm diagonal incision, a second palm diagonal incision, and a third palm diagonal incision in order from the wrist, spaced apart from each other, and each of the first palm diagonal incisions The incision, the second palm diagonal incision, and the third palm diagonal incision are formed by adding a pad to the inner surface of the palm and sewing.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the second palm diagonal incision corresponds to the second palm position of the palm and may be formed longer than the first palm oblique incision and the third palm oblique incision.

The golf glove according to the present invention has the effect of increasing the fixing force with the grip by forming a pair of joint cutouts like the shape of a pair of folded finger joints, with the joint cutouts formed at each finger joint when gripping a golf club.

In addition, the first and second palm transverse incisions are formed laterally in the area adjacent to the third joint of each finger on the palm part of the golf glove, and multiple palm diagonal incisions are formed diagonally in the direction of the thumb on the palm part, thereby preventing slipping. It prevents deformation of the golf glove and brings the hands together when gripping, which has the effect of increasing the adhesion of the grip to prevent loosening.

In addition, it has the effect of providing a golf club swing with a precise movement, the effect of providing a powerful hit to the golf ball to the exact peak of the golf club head, the effect of causing the hit golf ball to fly farther, and the effect of improving the distance direction. is provided.

Figure 1 is a reference drawing showing a typical palm,
Figure 2 is a front view of the direction of the back of the hand of a golf glove according to an embodiment of the present invention;
Figure 3 is a rear view of the palm portion of a golf glove according to an embodiment of the present invention;
Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in Figure 3;
Figure 5 is a diagram showing the gripping state of the grip while wearing a golf glove according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings.

In describing the embodiments, description of technical content that is well known in the technical field to which the present invention belongs and that is not directly related to the present invention will be omitted. This is to convey the gist of the present invention more clearly without obscuring it by omitting unnecessary explanations.

For the same reason, some components are exaggerated, omitted, or schematically shown in the accompanying drawings. Additionally, the size of each component does not entirely reflect its actual size. In each drawing, identical or corresponding components are assigned the same reference numbers.

The advantages and features of the present invention, and methods for achieving them, will become clear by referring to the embodiments described in detail below along with the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below and may be implemented in various different forms. The present embodiments are merely intended to ensure that the disclosure of the present invention is complete and to provide common knowledge in the technical field to which the present invention belongs. It is provided to fully inform those who have the scope of the invention, and the invention is only defined by the scope of the claims. Like reference numerals refer to like elements throughout the specification.

In explaining the embodiments of the present invention in detail, the main focus will be on the example of a specific system, but the main point claimed in this specification is that the scope disclosed in this specification is applicable to other communication systems and services with similar technical background. It can be applied within a range that does not deviate significantly, and this can be done at the discretion of a person with skilled technical knowledge in the relevant technical field.

Here, Figure 1 is a reference drawing showing a general palm, Figure 2 is a front view of the direction of the back of the hand of a golf glove according to an embodiment of the present invention, and Figure 3 is a palm of a golf glove according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a rear view in the negative direction, Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A in Figure 3, and Figure 5 is a view showing the gripping state of the grip while wearing a golf glove according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The golf glove 100 shown in Figure 2 or 3 includes a finger part 110 into which the finger is inserted, a back part 130 of the hand, a palm part 140, and a glove wearing part opening so that the hand can be inserted. (150), and according to the characteristics of the present invention, a pair of joint incisions 120 are formed at each joint of the finger portion 110, and first and second palmar transverse incisions are made on the palm portion 140. Portions 142 and 144 are formed, and a plurality of palm diagonal incisions 146 are formed diagonally from the palm portion 140 toward the thumb.

The golf glove 100 is shown as an example of a left-handed golf glove 100 worn by a right-handed golfer, but has the same structure as a right-handed golf glove worn by a left-handed golfer. An explanation would be sufficient to explain this.

In addition, the material of the golf glove 100 is not particularly limited because it is a typical golf glove material and is made of sheepskin or a material that has the same or similar functions as a golf glove.

The golf glove 100 is composed of a thumb part 112, an index finger 113, a middle finger 114, a ring finger 115, and a hand part 116 so that five fingers from the thumb to the little finger can be inserted. It consists of a finger portion 110, a back of the hand 130 and a palm portion 140 connected to the finger portion 110 and formed to surround the back of the hand and the palm, and the back of the hand 130 and the palm portion 140 It consists of a glove wearing portion 150 that is open at the end so that a hand can be inserted.

As shown in FIG. 2, the back of the hand 130 has a mid-osteotomy incision ( 132) is formed.

The mid-bone fracture cut portion 132 is cut diagonally in the middle finger portion 114, ring finger portion 115, and small finger portion 116, and the mid-bone fracture cut portion 132 of the index finger portion 113 may be formed in a straight shape. there is.

Here, referring to FIG. 5, the middle finger portion 114, ring finger portion 115, and handle portion 116 hold the golf club at an angle, so that a mid-bone fracture cut portion 132 is formed diagonally, whereas the index finger portion 113 is formed as is with the golf club. It may be desirable to form a straight line by wrapping it in a perpendicular direction.

Subsequently, the mid-bone fracture cut portion 132 is cut in an oval shape, and a pad is placed on the inside of the finger portion 110 and sewn.

The pad may be constructed by adding filler such as non-woven fabric, cloth, or rubber material.

Meanwhile, a node cut portion 120 is formed at each node folded from the index finger 113, middle finger 114, ring finger 115, and small finger portion 116 toward the palm portion 140 toward the palm portion 140. do.

Referring to FIG. 1, the node cut portions 120 may be formed as a pair spaced apart to have the same shape as the two-line scale at each node.

In addition, the nodal cut portion 120 is formed in a straight shape between the seam lines of each finger portion 110, and is padded to the inner surface of the finger portion 110 as shown in FIG. 4, which is a partial enlargement of the index finger portion 113. It is formed by layering and stitching.

The first palm transverse cut portion 142 and the second palm transverse cut portion 144 formed on the palm portion 140 may be formed close to the boundary between the finger portion 110 and the palm portion 140. there is.

The first palm transverse cut portion 142 and the second palm transverse cut portion 144 are parts whose entire area touches the golf club in order to hold it.

The second palm transverse incision 144 may be cut shorter in the transverse direction than the first palm transverse incision 142, and the first palm transverse incision 142 covers the entire area of the palm portion 140. It may be desirable to form it in the transverse direction.

In addition, the first palm transverse cut portion 142 and the second palm transverse cut portion 144 may have a gentle curve along the transverse direction.

And the first palm transverse cut portion 142 and the second palm transverse cut portion 144 are formed by adding a pad to the inner surface of the palm portion 140 and stitching.

A plurality of palm diagonal incisions 146 are formed diagonally in the direction of the thumb from the palm 140, starting from the wrist, including a first palm diagonal incision 146a, a second palm diagonal incision 146b, and a second palm diagonal incision 146b. 3 It may be configured to be spaced apart from each other by palm diagonal incisions 146c.

The first palm diagonal incision 146a corresponds to the first palm area of the palm as shown in FIG. 1, the second palm diagonal incision 146b corresponds to the second palm, and the third palm diagonal incision 146c corresponds to the second palm. It can be formed corresponding to the third palm position.

And the second palm diagonal cut portion 146b may be formed to be longer than the first palm diagonal cut portion 146a and the third palm diagonal cut portion 146c, similar to the length of the second palm.

Additionally, the first palm diagonal cut portion 146a may be formed longer than the third palm diagonal cut portion 146c.

Here, the first palm, second palm, and third palm are the parts that fold when the golf club is held.

And the first palm diagonal cut portion 146a, the second palm diagonal cut portion 146b, and the third palm diagonal cut portion 146c are also formed by adding a pad to the inner surface of the palm portion 140 and sewing. .

The golf glove 100 according to the present invention having the above configuration will be described again with reference to FIGS. 3 and 5.

After the user wears the golf glove 100 of the present invention, the palm portion 140 is wrapped in close contact with the handle of the golf club 10, and the ring finger portion 115 is first moved from the hand portion 116 to the ring finger portion 115 as shown in FIG. , the middle part 114 and the detection part 113 are folded and rolled to come into close contact.

Here, when the golf glove 100 is worn and the hand is opened, the joint cut portion 120 of each finger portion 110, the first palm transverse cut portion 142, the second palm transverse cut portion 144, and the palm diagonal line are formed. The cut portion 146 is enlarged so that the built-in pad is more clearly exposed. If the golf club 10 is held in turn in the above state, each cut portion is brought into close contact, increasing the contact surface and preventing slipping. connect.

In other words, the first palm diagonal cut portion 146a corresponding to the first palm position, and the second and third palm diagonal cut portions 146b and 146c corresponding to the second and third palm positions are formed on the handle of the golf club 10. It is held in a wrapping state, providing a solid gripping force due to the protruding portion of the incision as a whole, and by pressing the palm, force is induced to be concentrated in the palm, preventing twisting and slipping when swinging, dispersing force, and absorbing shock to absorb shock. can be prevented.

In addition, the first palm transverse cut portion 142 and the second palm transverse cut portion 144 are also parts that support the force during swing while surrounding the handle of the golf club 10 before the finger portion 110 is folded, providing a solid grip. You can have it.

And by folding the ring finger 115, middle finger 114, and index finger 113 in order starting from the hand portion 116, each joint cutout 120 can firmly grip the golf club 10, and the back of the hand 130 ) of the mid-section fracture cut portion 132 can facilitate the wrapping process as the cut surface expands.

As a result, when gripping the handles of the driver and iron that make up the golf club, the gripping force is applied to the joint cutout 120, the first palm transverse cut 142, the second palm transverse cut 144, and the palm diagonal cut. It is concentrated at (146), and the central axis of gripping power is biased towards the middle finger, ring finger, and small finger.

The power concentrated in each finger and palm strengthens the grip of the golf club, reduces force in the body (reduces force), and makes the swing of the golf club smooth. The center of force, which is directed to the middle finger, ring finger, and small finger, is biased toward the swing. When the arm holding the golf club is stretched out in a straight line, the swing of the golf club becomes smoother, and the armpits are naturally attached to the body, preventing the grip from moving away from the body during the downswing and reducing the phenomenon of the head swing trajectory changing at address. And, when swinging, the impact rotation axis is naturally formed at the lowest point of the grip.

Due to this action, you can swing the golf club with accurate movement, hit the golf ball accurately when swinging, make the hit golf ball fly farther, and make the direction more accurate and better. .

According to the above-mentioned, by forming a pair of joint cutouts like the shape of a pair of palm lines of folded finger joints, when gripping a golf club, the joint cutouts are enlarged and the fixing force with the grip can be increased.

In addition, the first and second palm transverse incisions are formed laterally in the area adjacent to the third joint of each finger on the palm part of the golf glove, and multiple palm diagonal incisions are formed diagonally in the direction of the thumb on the palm part, thereby preventing slipping. By preventing deformation of the golf glove and bringing the hands together when gripping, the grip can be held tightly and the adhesion of the grip can be increased to prevent loosening.

In addition, it has the effect of providing a golf club swing with a precise movement, the effect of providing a powerful hit to the golf ball to the exact peak of the golf club head, the effect of causing the hit golf ball to fly farther, and the effect of improving the distance direction. is provided.

In the detailed description of the present invention, specific embodiments have been described, but of course, various modifications are possible without departing from the scope of the present invention. Therefore, the scope of the present invention should not be limited to the described embodiments, but should be determined not only by the scope of the utility model claim described later, but also by the scope of this utility model claim and equivalents.

100: Golf glove 110: Finger part
112: Thumb part 113: Index finger part
114: middle part 115: weak point
116: small part 120: nodal incision part
130: back of hand 132: mid-osteotomy incision
140: palm part 142: first palm transverse incision
144: Second palm transverse incision 146: Palm diagonal incision
146a: first palm diagonal incision 146b: second palm oblique incision
146c: Third palm diagonal incision 150: Glove wearing area

Claims (6)

A finger portion 110 consisting of a thumb portion 112, an index finger 113, a middle finger 114, a ring finger 115, and a small finger portion 116 so that five fingers from the thumb to the little finger can be inserted, and the fingers. A back part 130 and a palm part 140 connected to the part 110 and formed to surround the back of the hand and the palm, so that the hand is inserted from the end side of the back part 130 and the palm part 140. In the golf glove 100 consisting of an open glove wearing portion 150,
A pair of node cut portions 120 are formed at each node of the index portion 113, the middle finger portion 114, the ring finger portion 115, and the holding portion 116, and the node cut portion 120 is formed in a straight line between the seams of each finger section,
A first palm transverse incision 142 and a second palm transverse incision 144 spaced apart from the first palm transverse incision in the transverse direction close to the boundary between the finger portion 110 and the palm portion 140. Forming a plurality of palm diagonal incisions 146 diagonally from the palm portion 140 toward the thumb,
The first palm transverse cut portion 142 and the second palm transverse cut portion 144 are parts where the entire area touches in order to hold a golf club, and are formed by adding a pad to the inner surface of the palm portion 140 and stitching it. The first palm transverse incision 142 is formed in the transverse direction along the entire area of the palm 142, and the second palm transverse incision 144 is formed in the first palm transverse incision 142. It is cut shorter laterally,
The palm diagonal incision 146 is,
Starting from the wrist, it is composed of a first palm diagonal incision (146a), a second palm diagonal incision (146b), and a third palm diagonal incision (146c) spaced apart from each other,
Each of the first palm diagonal cut portion 146a, the second palm diagonal cut portion 146b, and the third palm diagonal cut portion 146c is formed by adding a pad to the inner surface of the palm portion 140 and stitching it. And
The second palm diagonal cut portion 146b corresponds to the second palm position of the palm and is formed longer than the first palm diagonal cut portion 146a and the third palm diagonal cut portion 146c. Golf gloves.
According to paragraph 1,
The node cut portion 120 is,
The index part 113, the middle part 114, the ring finger part 115, and the holding part 116 are spaced apart like two-line scales at folded joints, forming a pair,
A golf glove formed by adding a pad to the inner surface of the finger portion (110) and stitching the joint cut portion (120).
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