KR20140009754A - Golf club - Google Patents
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Abstract
Golf club of the present invention,
In a golf club consisting of a club head (1) with a face that strikes a golf ball, a shaft (2) in the form of a pipe coupled to the club head, and a grip (3) coupled to the top of the shaft,
A first bullet portion 4 bent rearward at a lower end of the shaft 2 coupled to the club head; The upper end of this is to configure the second bullet portion (5) bent forward.
Golf club of the present invention, the swing angle of the club head hitting the golf ball to improve the elasticity and repulsive force of the shaft, so as to hit the elastic track deformed out of the existing track, thereby improving the power of the club head, the directionality of the club head To straighten the to improve the distance of the golf ball.
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The present invention relates to a golf club, and more particularly, by improving the elasticity and repulsive force of the golf club shaft, so that the swing angle of the club head hitting the golf ball hits the deformation track outside the existing track, thereby improving the power of the club head In addition, the present invention relates to an improved type of golf club that can improve the distance of the golf ball by straightening the direction of the club head.
In general, golf is a sport that reacts very sensitively depending on the driving shot posture of the player, swing form, the length of the golf club and the grip state of the grip, unlike other sports events.
In golf, the flying distance of the golf ball is a golfer's greatest concern, and various methods have been tried to improve the flying distance.
As one of these methods, methods for optimizing the thickness of the face of the club head have been proposed. That is, since the flying distance of a golf ball is related to the thickness of the face of a club head, the method of improving the flying distance by changing the thickness of the face of a club head is proposed.
For example, the thicker the thickness of the face of the club head, the greater the sponge effect. Therefore, the distance of the golf ball naturally becomes shorter and vice versa, so that methods of reducing the thickness of the face are proposed. have.
However, if the thickness of the face becomes thin, cracks or breakage may occur due to fatigue phenomenon due to the concentrated stroke or brittleness due to the injection molding of the club head. Therefore, there is a limit to thinning the face thickness. In addition, the thickness having a predetermined strength and hardness that can withstand the impact load is selected.
That is, a specific method for increasing the distance while having an appropriate face thickness has not been proposed yet.
As is generally known, the golf club is configured to fix the
The
In the conventional golf club as described above, the
On the other hand, golf clubs are one of the technical challenges to minimize the distortion during swing and impact to ensure that the ball is sent in the desired direction, while sending the ball farther, and even if the golfer accidentally hit the ground while swinging the shaft High strength is required so that it does not break.
However, the conventional golf club has only a cylindrical body on the shaft and does not have a reinforcement function, so when the ball swings back down from the top swing state by impacting the ball when the ball is impacted, it is retracted by the bending of the
When hitting a golf ball with a golf club, it is known that it is effective to increase the head speed in order to extend the flying distance of the golf ball.
When the golf player swings the golf club, the head is bent by slowing down the head position, and the head is accelerated by rotating the wrist to make up for the slowing of the head from tens of centimeters before the hit position to the hit position. Can be improved.
At the moment when the head of the golf club strikes the golf ball, it is preferable that the face surface of the head is returned to the corresponding position on the shaft axis in view of efficiently transmitting the hit energy to the golf ball.
Fig. 2 is a diagram showing the behavior when the golf ball is hit by a golf club, and shows the state when the head H provided at the tip of the shaft S contacts the golf ball B. Figs.
As shown in Fig. 2, when the golf ball B is hit by the golf club, the head H receives the recoil of the impact from the golf ball B, so that the front end side of the shaft S (shaft on the drawing) At the position where S1 (lower side of S) is relatively advanced in the rotational direction, a phenomenon occurs that the shaft S is bent.
This phenomenon becomes a factor of energy loss when transferring the hitting energy to the golf ball B, which causes the flying distance of the golf ball B to decrease.
Therefore, when the face surface F of the head H hits the golf ball B, the curvature of the front end side S1 of the shaft S is suppressed and the axis line and the face surface F of the shaft S are restrained. It is preferable to position it on the vertical line L shown by the dotted line in FIG. 2 because a hit energy is efficiently given to the golf ball B. FIG.
The present invention improves the elasticity and repulsion of the shaft (S) when the face surface (F) of the club head (H) hit the golf ball (B) to improve the disadvantages of the prior art of the club head hitting the golf ball The swing angle has been improved so that it can hit the modified track beyond the existing track.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been developed in order to solve the above problems,
Golf club of the present invention, when the face surface of the club head hit the golf ball to improve the elasticity and repulsion of the shaft so that the swing angle of the club head hitting the golf ball can hit the deformation track beyond the existing track There is an object of the invention.
In addition, the golf club of the present invention, so that the swing angle of the club head hitting the golf ball hits the elastic track deformed out of the existing track, thereby improving the power of the club head, straightening the direction of the club head, the distance of the golf ball It is an object of the present invention to improve.
In addition, the golf club of the present invention has an object of the present invention to prevent the second bullet portion formed in the golf club to excessively open when hitting the golf ball.
Golf clubs of the present invention for achieving the above object,
In a golf club consisting of a club head having a face that strikes a golf ball, a pipe-shaped shaft coupled to the club head and a grip coupled to the top of the shaft,
A first bullet portion bent rearward at a lower end of the shaft coupled to the club head; It is characterized in that the upper end of the second bullet portion bent forward.
Another feature of the golf club of the present invention,
In a golf club consisting of a club head having a face that strikes a golf ball, a pipe-shaped shaft coupled to the club head and a grip coupled to the top of the shaft,
At the lower end of the shaft coupled to the club head constitutes a first bullet portion bent rearward, and the second bullet portion bent forward at its upper end,
Forming a fixed clip on the second bullet portion characterized in that it is configured to hold the second bullet portion excessively opening when hitting the golf ball.
As described above, in the case of using the golf club according to the present invention, the elasticity and repulsive force of the shaft is improved by the first elastic portion bent backwards at the lower end of the shaft and the second elastic portion bent forward at the upper end thereof. By swinging the swing angle of the club head hitting the golf ball to the deformed resilient track away from the actual existing track, the power of the club head is improved, and the direction of the club head is straightened to improve the distance of the golf ball. have.
In addition, the fixed clip is formed on the second bullet portion formed on the lower end of the shaft coupled to the club head of the golf club, the fixed clip in the second bullet portion when hitting the golf ball with the golf club due to the difference in the up and down diameter of the shaft In addition to being prevented from falling off, when hitting the golf ball there is also an effect that catches the excessive opening of the second bullet.
1 is a perspective view of a golf club showing an example of the prior art
2 is a front view for explaining a phenomenon in which bending occurs at the tip side of a shaft when hitting a golf ball with a club head of a golf club according to the prior art;
3 is a front view of a golf club showing a preferred embodiment of the present invention
4 is a right side view of the golf club shown in FIG.
5 is a right side view of the golf club showing another embodiment of the golf club shown in FIG.
FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram for explaining a deformation path of a golf club when the golf ball is hit by the golf club club head of the present invention shown in FIG.
FIG. 7 is an explanatory view for explaining the deformation trajectory of the golf club when hitting the golf ball with the club head of the golf club of the present invention shown in FIG.
8 is a perspective view of a fixed clip fixed to the shaft of the golf club showing another embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG.
9 is a perspective view showing a state in which the fixing clip of Figure 8 is fixed to the shaft of the golf club
Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in detail the golf club of the present invention.
Prior to explaining the present invention, the types of golf clubs are briefly described as follows.
That is, the golf club for hitting the golf ball is a driver for sending the golf ball over a long distance, an iron for sending it to the green from the fairway, hitting the golf ball with a relatively small force It can be divided into a putter for inserting into the hole in the green.
On the other hand, the golf club according to the present invention is to improve the distance of the golf ball, can be applied preferentially to the driver, it can also be applied to irons and putters.
On the other hand, the golf club according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is a club head (1) having a face that strikes the golf ball as shown in Figure 4, a shaft (2) in the form of a pipe coupled to the club head and the top of the
The lower end of the shaft (2) coupled to the club head is characterized in that the
On the other hand, the golf club according to another embodiment of the present invention is a club head (1) having a face that strikes the golf ball as shown in Figure 5, the
At the lower end of the shaft (2) coupled to the club head constitutes a first bullet portion (4) bent backwards, and the second bullet portion (5) bent forward at its upper end,
The
The club head (1) is for hitting a golf ball, a face composed of a face directly hitting the golf ball, the head to form a closed space with the face and is formed on the top of the head to connect the head to the shaft It includes a shaft neck for.
The face is a surface in direct contact with the golf ball, the surface of the face is formed with a plurality of grooves.
On the other hand, since the face is subjected to a lot of impact when hitting the golf ball, as described above, it is manufactured to have an appropriate thickness in order to give a strength that can sufficiently withstand the impact by the impact load.
That is, the golf club of the present invention, as shown in Figures 6 and 7, when the golf ball is attached to the golf club, the
The swing angle of the club head (1) hitting the golf ball is to be hit by a deformed resilient track away from the actual existing track, thereby improving the power of the club head, straightening the club head direction to improve the golf ball distance Will be.
The
The
On the other hand, the golf club according to another embodiment of the present invention is a club head (1) having a face that strikes the golf ball, a pipe-shaft (2) coupled to the club head and a grip (3) coupled to the top of the shaft In a golf club comprising:
A
The fixing
Since the diameter of the
The fixed
Golf clubs of the present invention, by the elastic force of the
In addition, the directionality of the golf ball can be straightened so that the direction of the golf ball can be greatly improved.
Although the golf club according to the present invention has been described above with reference to the illustrated drawings, the present invention is not limited thereto by the embodiments and drawings disclosed herein, and various modifications may be made by those skilled in the art within the technical scope of the present invention. Of course it can be done.
1: club head 2: shaft
3: grip 4: first bullet part
5: 2nd bullet part 6: Fixed clip
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A first bullet portion 4 bent rearward at a lower end of the shaft 2 coupled to the club head;
The upper end of the golf club characterized in that by configuring the second bullet portion (5) bent forward
At the lower end of the shaft (2) coupled to the club head constitutes a first bullet portion 4 bent backwards, and the second bullet portion 5 bent forward at its upper end,
A golf club, characterized in that the second bullet portion (5) to form a fixed clip (6) to hold the second bullet portion (5) excessively wide when hitting the golf ball.
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