KR20190116768A - Golf gloves - Google Patents

Abstract

Golf gloves are disclosed. According to one aspect of the present invention, golf gloves are provided, which induce a good swing through a right grip. The gloves comprises: a first glove worn on one hand of a wearer and formed to expose the thumb and index finger of one hand to the outside; and a second glove worn on the opposite hand of the wearer and formed to expose the thumb, the index finger, and the little finger of the opposite hand to the outside.

Description

Golf Gloves

The present invention relates to a golf glove, and more particularly to a golf glove that induces a good swing that is not disturbed by the kinematics through the right grip.

The swing of golf is a motion in which a series of motions (address → back swing → back swing top → down swing → impact → follow through → finish) are connected.

Address

The term 'address' refers to a stationary basic position where the body and the golf club are properly aligned before the golf swing begins. Measure the distance between the point of the ball at a standstill and the target point where you want to send the ball, and select the club corresponding to the distance, so that the direction of the club face is perpendicular to the direction you want to send the ball. Both hands complete the grip, which is the action of holding the golf club.

Since the address is the first preparation position to hit the ball, the wrong grip provides the starting point for the miss shot, so the correct grip is very influential in a good swing.

Back swing and back swing top

The backswing is a movement that accumulates power by moving the club and club face, including the arms and hands. The most important element of the backswing is to keep the hip and spine inclined at a constant angle, with the armpits and torso rotated 45 °, the pelvis rotated 45 °, the shoulders rotated 90 °, and the left shoulder tip placed above the right foot. To condense rotational force. At this time, there is a change in the height of the hand and arm holding the grip, but the angle between the upper armpit side and the elbows of the arms should move constantly with the ground. The peak of the backswing is the backswing top. In the backswing top, the grip of the right hand palm and the right arm elbow support the weight of the club. The weight of the club acts in the direction of gravity, so in the case of the right handed, the weight of the club is mainly felt by the right hand. At this time, compared to the address posture, the shoulder is twisted 45 °, and the pelvis is further twisted 45 °, both shoulders are perpendicular to the ball to accumulate power.

Down Swing, Impact, and Follow-through

The downswing induces the power accumulated at the top of the backswing to be transmitted to the ball through the head of the golf club instantaneously at impact, and increases the rotational force due to the rotational force due to the centrifugal force and the speed of loosening the wrist caulking and makes it collide with the ball. Allows the ball to rest from the ground and fly quickly to the target. Thereafter, the right hand is extended to follow-through operation.

Finish )

In the downswing, the clubhead impacts the ball and then follows through to finish the swing.

In the series of golf swings described above, the golfer catches the golf club head by rotating the shoulders and arms with the spine as the central axis, creating a centrifugal force on the golf club head, and descending from the highest point of the circle to the lowest point. When the head meets the golf ball, the centrifugal force of the head of the golf club is converted into the amount of impact when it hits the golf ball, and the double speed generated by straightening the wrist caulk is combined at the same time, resulting in the repulsion and spin amount of the golf ball. It consists of a series of actions that make it fly at maximum acceleration.

At this time, if you hold the golf grip too hard, the muscles of the wrist, elbow, shoulder, etc. will be stiffened, and the trajectory of the circle made by rotation will be broken or twisted, and the generation of the centrifugal force will be hindered. This will be disturbed.

In order to effectively deliver the maximum amount of impact generated at the moment of impact to the golf ball, an appropriate finger force is applied which balances the strength of the golf club angle in the hand and the weakness of the muscles not to be rigid. If you can set the optimum grip and maintain it in the course of your swing, you will be able to achieve more effective performance and results. In addition, the grip that is excessively hard is the right grip, because the amount of impact generated at the moment of impact is transmitted through the joint, causing injury to the joints and ribs of the swinger's wrists, fingers, and elbows (elbows). Is a very important factor in golf.

Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-2016-0142146 (2016.12.12 published, golf gloves manufacturing method)

Embodiments of the present invention may provide a golf glove capable of inducing a correct golf grip.

According to an aspect of the present invention, in a golf glove that induces a good swing through the right grip, the first glove worn on one hand of the wearer is formed to expose the thumb and index finger of one hand to the outside, and the wearer A golf glove is provided that includes a second glove worn on the opposite hand of the second hand and configured to expose the thumb and index finger and the holding finger of the opposite hand to the outside.

The back of the hand of the first glove is provided with a triangular first display portion having three sides of a, b, and c, and the a side of the first display portion may be formed to be a straight line connecting the regime of the middle finger and the index finger. .

The a side and the b side of the first display unit form a right angle of 90 degrees, and the a side, the b side, and the c side may have a relative ratio of 4 to 2.8 to 3.2 to 4.8 to 5.2.

The first display unit may further include a first arrow extending from the vertices of the a side and the b side and pointing to the opposite shoulder of the side wearing the first glove.

The first arrow may be rotatable about a vertex of the a side and the c side, and the first display unit may further include an angle adjustment display member that displays an angle of the first arrow with respect to the vertex of the a side and the c side.

A second display part is provided on the back of the hand of the first glove, and the second display part is provided one by one in the regime of the ring finger of the first glove and the regime of the holding finger, and the second display part is distinguishable from the first display part in a different shape or It may be displayed in color.

The palm of the second glove is provided with a contact guide portion extending along the lifeline of the palm, the thumb exposed from the first glove contacts the contact guide portion, at least of the thumb or first knuckle of the first glove In some cases, a fixing part is installed to be fixed to the contact guide part, the contact guide part includes a metal chamber, and the fixing part may include a magnet.

When viewed from the palm of the first glove, the end bone of the middle finger of the first glove, the end and middle bones of the ring finger, and the portion covering the end and middle and first node bones of the finger, and the second glove When viewed from the palm of the hand, the middle and middle bones of the middle finger of the middle finger, and the portion covering the end bones of the ring finger can be differentially installed adhesion control.

The adhesion force adjusting part may include a concave part having a curvature corresponding to the outer circumference of the golf club handle, a convex part continuously formed in the concave part, and a buffer concave part continuously formed between the convex part and other adjacent convex parts thereof. .

According to embodiments of the present invention, it is possible to provide a golf glove capable of inducing a correct golf grip.

1 is a view of a golf glove according to an embodiment of the present invention with respect to the palm of the hand;
2 is a view showing a process of holding the golf grip with the left hand based on the right-handed.
3 is a view showing a state in which the grip grip the golf hand with the right hand based on the right handed.
Figure 4 is an enlarged view of the adhesion control portion of the golf glove according to an embodiment of the present invention on the basis of the cutting line AA 'of FIG .
5 is a view showing a process of holding the golf grip with both hands on the basis of the right-handed.
6 is a view showing a state in which the golf grip is held by both hands with respect to the right-handed.
Figure 7 is a view of the first glove of the golf glove according to an embodiment of the present invention with the back of the hand.
8 is a diagram illustrating a first display unit according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
9 is a view of the second glove of the golf glove according to an embodiment of the present invention with respect to the back of the hand;

The terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular example embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the present invention. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.

In the present application, when a part is said to "include" a certain component, it means that it can further include other components, without excluding other components, unless specifically stated otherwise. In addition, throughout the specification, "on" means to be located above or below the target portion, and does not necessarily mean to be located above the gravity direction.

In addition, the coupling does not only mean that the components are in direct contact with each other in the contact relationship between the components, but also other components are interposed between the components, The concept is to be used until the components are in contact with each other.

Since the size and thickness of each component shown in the drawings are arbitrarily shown for convenience of description, the present invention is not necessarily limited to the illustrated.

Terms such as first and second may be used to describe various components, but the components should not be limited by the terms. The terms are used only for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another.

Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of a golf glove according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, in the description with reference to the accompanying drawings, the same or corresponding components are given the same reference numerals and overlapping therewith The description will be omitted.

Embodiments of the present invention allow some fingers to hold pressure firmly, some fingers to minimize the action of the force, in order to realize the correct golf grip for the maximum impact amount, and to streamline the force transmission It is to provide a golf glove that can be guided to maintain the shape of both hands during the operation (swing) process.

1 is a view of the golf glove according to an embodiment of the present invention with respect to the palm of the hand.

Referring to Figure 1, the golf glove according to an embodiment of the present invention is a golf glove inducing a good swing through the right grip, worn on one hand of the wearer is the thumb and index finger of the one hand to the outside The first glove 100 is formed to be exposed, and the second glove 200 is worn on the opposite hand of the wearer and is formed to expose the thumb, the index finger and the holding finger of the opposite hand to the outside.

Here, the first glove 100 may be worn on the left hand, and the second glove 200 may be worn on the right hand, based on the right handedness. In the left handed case, the first glove 100 and the second glove 200 may be worn on the contrary.

In the following embodiments, for convenience of explanation, the right handed reference will be described, and thus, the first glove 100 becomes a left hand glove and the second glove 200 becomes a right hand glove. Can be.

Finger Shapes and Forces

FIG. 2 is a view illustrating a process of holding a golf grip with a left hand based on a right handed person, and FIG. 3 is a view showing a state of catching a golf grip with a right hand based on a right handed person. Figure 4 is an enlarged view of the adhesion control unit 130, 230 of the golf glove according to an embodiment of the present invention based on the cutting line AA 'of FIG.

2 and 3, the thumb and index finger of both hands do not serve to support the centrifugal force, the index finger to prevent the club from hitting at the beginning of the address and backswing while the fingerprint portion is contacted with minimal force The thumb acts to prevent the club from hitting at the top of the backswing with a relatively large area of contact with minimal force, so it is best to induce minimal force to act. That is, the thumb and index finger of both hands should be such that the minimum force is applied to keep the head face of the club in a constant direction (the role of the rudder).

Accordingly, the golf glove of this embodiment is formed such that the finger is exposed in the glove in order to minimize the action of the thumb and index finger of both hands. In other words, by exposing the finger so that only a minimum of force acts, it is possible to reduce the adhesion between the node of the finger and the handle of the golf club. In addition, the effect of smoothing caulking can also be expected by exposing the thumb and index finger of both hands. In addition, consciously attaching between thumb and index finger with bare hands without glove has the effect of lightly grasping the grip of the golf club by the skin texture than when wearing gloves, and maintains the proper grip posture at address and backswing top for a long time. It can be helpful. At this time, as the thumb of the left hand without the outer skin of the glove comes into contact with the outer skin of the lower part of the index finger of the index finger, the texture of the left hand thumb is increased. Thus, the feeling of the skin felt by the thumb spreads to the entire left hand wearing the glove, as if the glove is not worn on the left hand.

On the contrary, the golf glove of the present embodiment is formed such that the finger (that is, the possession of the left hand, the middle finger, the middle finger and the middle finger of the right hand and the middle finger of the right hand) to increase the adhesion is not exposed. In particular, in golf grips, the area where the force of the finger is required, i.e. the area of the finger that must be firmly in contact, is the fingerprint center of the fingertip bone (corresponding to the opposite side of the fingernail).

Therefore, the golf glove of this embodiment has a structure in which three fingers of the left hand and two fingers of the right hand on which force is applied are surrounded by an outer shell.

Accordingly, the third (stop), the fourth (the ring finger), the fifth (holding) fingers of the first glove 100 has a structure of wearing a glove to prevent the club handle from being pulled out of the left hand by centrifugal force during the swing. In this case, the glove is resistant to the centrifugal force by friction. The friction force between the glove and the club handle supports the centrifugal force of the swing.

On the other hand, the first (thumb) and the second (index) fingers of the first glove 100 may have the effect of not holding the golf club handle stronger than the third, fourth, and fifth fingers by having a bare hand without wearing gloves. At this time, the first and second fingers of the bare state only serve as a rudder for a good swing. To act as a rudder, you have to grip the golf club lightly, and the less swing, the better the swing.

At this time, it is not good that the pressure applied to all the fingers to increase the adhesion. For example, the first glove 100 holds the pinky part most strongly to maintain 50 parts of force, the next ring finger to maintain 40 parts of force, and the next middle finger to maintain 30 parts of force. Good to do. Similarly, the second glove 200 is such that the middle finger portion of the 40 parts by weight of force is maintained, the ring finger is preferably maintained to 30 parts by weight of force.

In addition, since only 10 to 20 parts by weight of the weak force of the thumb and index finger of both hands is good to act so that the degree of exposing the portion of the finger to the outside can be varied.

To this end, the golf glove of the present embodiment, as shown in Figure 1, by differentially applying the adhesion force control portion 130, 230 made of a high adhesion material, such as silicon to the fingerprint portion of the hand knuckle required The degree of adhesion at the part where adhesion is required can be adjusted.

Specifically, the adhesion control unit (130, 230) is viewed from the palm of the first glove 100, the end bone of the middle finger of the first glove 100, the end and bone of the middle finger, and the middle finger of the ring finger When viewed from the palm of the second glove 200 and the part covering the end bones, the middle and the first bone of the finger, the end and middle knuckles of the middle finger of the second glove 200, and the ring finger It can be differentially installed at the part covering the end bone of.

More specifically, referring to FIG. 4, the adhesion control units 130 and 230 are formed in succession to the recesses 131 and 231 having curvatures corresponding to the outer circumference of the golf club handle and the recesses 131 and 231. Convex portions 132 and 232, and buffer concave portions 133 and 233 continuously formed between the convex portions 132 and 232 and other convex portions 132 and 232 adjacent thereto. .

Referring to FIG. 4, the recesses 131 and 231 are narrowly formed between the knuckles and the knuckles of the finger. When the grip is held with both hands, a portion of the finger force is required, that is, the handle of the golf club is firmly fixed. The finger part to be in close contact with the handle of the golf club naturally serves to help. The convex portions 132 and 232 are continuously formed on at least one of both sides of the concave portions 131 and 231, and the buffer concave portions 133 and 233 are adjacent convex portions 132 and 232 and the convex portions ( It is formed concave between the 132, 232, the pair of convex portions (132, 232) in close contact when bonding to serve to close the space between them to cushion the unnecessary interference does not occur. The concave portions 131 and 231, the convex portions 132 and 232, and the buffer concave portions 133 and 233 are integrally formed as shown in FIG. 4, and may be elastically deformed with respect to an external force by being made of an elastic material. .

Correct palm shape on the left hand grip and its utilization

Referring to FIG. 2, as shown in the ellipse, the left hand grip does not cover the golf club with the entire palm, but only to hold the golf club up to about half of the little finger and the left hand blade while maintaining a stable grip. Can generate an impact amount.

Palms that are not in contact with the golf club (anatomically about half moon bones) have been caulked and should be reliably supported by the golf club handle during release. This is to keep the golf club from turning in the palm while maintaining a constant angle.

Referring to FIG. 1, the golf glove according to the present embodiment may include a contact holder 150 installed on a palm blade portion of the first glove 100.

The contact retainer 150 has a good grip material on the left hand blade (ie, the boundary where the palm of the left hand meets the back of the hand) so as to minimize the whistle of the golf club and maintain a certain angle in the golf grip held by both hands. By adopting a good control of the direction of the golf ball, and by inducing caulking to work properly, the impact amount of the impact can be further doubled.

Correct tightening of both hands and maintenance of their appearance

5 is a view showing a process of holding the golf grip with both hands on the basis of the right-handed.

The shape of the fastening that engages both hands should be maintained at a constant angle from the beginning to the end of the swing, so strong that there is no slipping or gaping, while maintaining the finger pressure to prevent the golf club from rotating in the grip. Even if the correct finger shape and force action described above have been achieved, if the shape of the two-handed engagement is not correct or maintained, the head face of the golf club will not meet at right angles to the target direction, and the golf ball will fly in the wrong direction. do.

In the fastening of the two hands, the two hands should touch each other, as shown in FIG. 1, the lifeline of the outer side of the left thumb and the bottom of the right hand. At this time, in order to accurately maintain the angle of the wrist, as shown in the yellow arrow of Figure 5, the region where the first hip bone and the first hip of the thumb of the left hand meet is fastened just below the big rhombic bone under the right wrist radial bone The contact guide 220 is designed to remain stable. Both hands are positioned along the concave and convex shapes of the right and left bones, making it easy to maintain stability and effective impact since the angle of the wrist is bent at the right big rhombus to produce the maximum amount of impact. have.

To this end, the golf glove of the present embodiment may include a contact guide portion 220 formed along the lifeline of the palm in the palm of the second glove (200). When the two hands contact each other, the thumb exposed from the first glove 100 is guided to naturally contact the contact guide portion 220 of the second glove 200.

In detail, the contact guide 220 may be applied by applying a woven fabric of 3 cm or more metal thread (for example, iron thread) to a portion corresponding to the lifeline of the right hand in the second glove 200. At this time, the shape of the contact guide portion 220 may be a gentle crescent shape.

In addition, a fixing part 140 may be installed on at least a portion of the thumb bone or the first knuckle bone of the first glove 100 to be fixed to the contact guide part 220. The fixing part 140 may be applied by attaching a thin band-shaped magnet to a portion corresponding to the side of the root portion of the left thumb of the first glove 100. By this configuration, the engagement of both hands in the entire process of the golf swing can help to maintain a solid and constant angle. In addition, the contact guide portion 220 and the fixing portion 140 is applicable to the Velcro, a pair of hooks and the like that can realize a similar function.

Correct angle of back of hand and wrist

6 is a view showing a state in which the golf grip is held with both hands with respect to the right-handed.

With both hands holding the right golf grips, it's important to set up and maintain the angles of the back of your hands and wrists to fit your swing when addressing. For reference, the proper back and wrist angles ensure that the cocking is smooth and in the correct direction in the backswing position, where the left shoulder moves to the right as you begin your swing, and the correct cocking should be released when the impact on the downswing is achieved. This is a very important operation to make the maximum instantaneous impact amount occur.

Referring to FIG. 6, the correct wrist angle in the address posture is preferably an angle at which the line formed by the thumb and the index finger (see the arrow in FIG. 6) points toward the middle of the right shoulder. It is also preferable that the left index finger and middle finger regime (the convex portion of the root of the finger, oval in Fig. 6) be seen from the swinger's perspective.

7 is a view of the first glove 100 of the golf glove according to an embodiment of the present invention with respect to the back of the hand.

Referring to FIG. 7, the golf glove of the present embodiment may help to correctly set up and maintain the angles of the back of the hand and the wrist to be suitable for swinging when the address posture is held after both hands hold the correct grip.

To this end, the golf glove of the present embodiment may include a first display unit 110 installed on the back of the hand of the first glove 100.

The first display unit 110 may have a right triangle structure having three sides of a, b, and c. Here, the a side of the first display unit 110 becomes a straight line connecting the vertex of the regime of the middle finger and the vertex of the regime of the index finger. The b side of the first display unit 110 becomes a straight line drawn at a right angle at the vertex of the regime of the index finger. Thus, the a side and the b side form a right angle at 90 degrees. c is the hypotenuse of this right triangle. According to this embodiment, the a side, b side and c side has a relative ratio of 4 to 2.8 to 3.2 to 4.8 to 5.2, respectively. Specifically, the sides a, b and c of the first display unit 110 of the right triangle may have a relative ratio of 4: 3: 5.

Here, the relative ratio is the relative length of the length of the other side based on the length of the a side. In addition, the ratio of the first display unit 110 shown in FIG. 7 is just one example for convenience of explanation, and the ratio of each side in actual product application is 4 to 2.8 to 3.2 of the above a, b, and c sides. The ratio may vary from 4.8 to 5.2.

8 is a diagram illustrating a first display unit according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 8, the first display unit 110 extends from the vertices of the a side and the b side, so that the opposite shoulder (ie, the first glove 100) on the side of the side wearing the first glove 100 is left on the left hand. When worn, it may further include a first arrow 111 indicating the right shoulder wearing the second glove (200).

The first arrow 111 points to the shoulder point sp of the opposite shoulder relative to the neutral grip, and the neck point np and the shoulder point sp of the opposite shoulder relative to the weak grip. Angle of the back of the hand and wrist to point to the area between the shoulder point (sp) and the axle point (ap) of the opposite shoulder relative to the strong grip Serves to induce.

The first arrow 111 may be hinged to be rotatable about a vertex of the a side and the c side. That is, the first arrow 111 may help to adjust the angle θ between the a side and the c side according to the user's needs. For example, when the angle optimized for the body shape of the user is known in advance, the user may easily recognize the angle optimized for the body shape of the user by rotating the first arrow 111 to the desired angle.

In addition, the first display unit 110 may further include an angle adjustment display member 113 for displaying an angle of the first arrow 111 with respect to vertices of the a side and the b side. The angle adjustment display member 113 may help the user adjust the desired angle by displaying an angle between the a side and the c side based on the vertex of the a side and the c side.

In addition, the first display unit 110 may further include a second arrow 112 installed on the back of the hand of the first glove 100.

The second arrow 112 may be installed on a straight line formed by the thumb and the index finger of the first glove 100. The second arrow 112 serves to indicate an intermediate region between the neck point n.p. and the shoulder point s.p. of the opposite shoulder on the side of the first glove 100. Accordingly, it is possible to correctly induce the angle of the left wrist in the address posture such that the line formed by the thumb and the index finger, that is, the second arrow 112, is an angle indicating the middle of the right shoulder from the swinger's perspective.

In addition, the golf glove of the present embodiment may further include a second display unit 120 installed on the back of the hand of the first glove 100. As shown in FIG. 7, the second display unit 120 may be, for example, a diamond-shaped display, and may be installed one by one in the regime of the ring finger and the holding finger of the first glove 100.

Accordingly, one first display unit 110 of a right triangle having a golden ratio of 4: 3: 5 on the back of the hand of the first glove 100 (the back of the left hand based on the right hand) and the second display unit 120 having a diamond shape 2 Dogs can be placed to guide the back of the hand and wrist in the address posture to maintain the correct angle.

Meanwhile, the first display unit 110 and the second display unit 120 may be displayed in different colors for ease of identification. For example, the first display unit 110 may be displayed in red, and the second display unit 120 may be displayed in yellow. Therefore, in the posture of the address, the first display unit 110 of the red triangle of the back of the first glove 100, that is, the left hand, is visible from the swinger's point of view, and the yellow diamond-shaped second display unit 120 is not visible. You should be able to determine that you have the correct wrist angle. Of course, the first arrow 111 and the second arrow 112 may also be displayed to be mutually identifiable. For reference, when the posture of the address is taken with the strong grip, it is necessary to note that some of the lozenges (second display unit 120) displayed on the ring finger regime such as the left hand may be seen. This is because when the strong grip is taken, the golf club is wrapped around the left hand in a form in which the left hand is turned to the right.

In addition, the first display unit 110 and the second display unit 120 may be detachably installed on the back of the hand of the first glove 100. That is, the position of the first display unit 110 and the second display unit 120 may be varied as necessary to optimize the user's body shape or hand size.

On the other hand, in the grip form of both hands in Figure 6, when the left and right hands are rolled up with the golf club in the middle, holding the grips while maintaining the shape of the palms facing each other in parallel is the correct way, the most stable in the swing process A grip that can take action.

9 is a view of the second glove 200 of the golf glove according to the embodiment of the present invention with respect to the back of the hand.

Referring to FIG. 9, the golf glove of the present embodiment may further include a third display unit 210 installed on the back of the hand of the second glove 200.

The third display unit 210 may be installed one by one in the regime of the index finger and the middle finger of the second glove 200. That is, if the third display unit 210 is installed in the second glove 200, that is, the index finger of the right hand and the middle finger of the right hand and swings, the angle of the right wrist is corrected from the address posture. By doing so, a correct setup posture can be derived.

Similar to the second display unit 120, the third display unit 210 of the present exemplary embodiment may be a mark having a rhombic shape. Of course, the third display unit 210 may be formed differently from the second display unit 120.

As described above, the embodiments of the present invention, in order to realize the correct golf grip for the maximum impact amount, to keep the pressure firmly, some fingers to minimize the action of the force to streamline the force transmission In addition, it is possible to provide a golf glove that can be guided to maintain the shape of both hands uniformly in the course of a series of motions (swings).

As mentioned above, although preferred embodiment of this invention was described, those of ordinary skill in the art added, changed, deleted, added, etc. the component within the range which does not deviate from the idea of this invention described in the claim. The present invention may be modified and changed in various ways, which will also be included within the scope of the present invention.

100: first glove 110: first display portion
111: first arrow 112: second arrow
113: angle adjustment display member 120: second display portion
130, 230: adhesion force adjusting portion 131, 231: recessed portion
132 and 232: convex portions 133 and 233: buffer recesses
140: fixed portion 150: contact holding portion
200: second glove 220: contact guide portion

Claims (9)

In a golf glove that leads to a good swing through the right grip,
A first glove worn on one hand of the wearer and formed to expose the thumb and index finger of the one hand to the outside; And
A second glove which is worn on the opposite hand of the wearer so that the thumb, the index finger and the holding finger of the opposite hand are exposed to the outside;
Golf glove comprising a. The method of claim 1,
On the back of the hand of the first glove, a triangular first display part having three sides of a, b, and c is provided.
The a side of the first display unit is a golf glove, characterized in that a straight line connecting the regime of the middle finger and the index finger. The method of claim 2,
Side a and side b of the first display unit form a right angle of 90 degrees,
The a side, b side and c side of the golf glove, characterized in that having a relative ratio of 4 to 2.8 ~ 3.2 to 4.8 ~ 5.2. The method of claim 2,
The first display unit
Further comprising a first arrow extending from the vertices of the a side and b side to indicate the opposite shoulder of the side wearing the first glove,
The first arrow is
Point to the midpoint of the neck and shoulder points of the opposite shoulder, relative to the weak grip, to point toward the shoulder point sp of the opposite shoulder relative to the neutral grip. To induce an angle between the back of the hand and the wrist to point to an area between the shoulder point (sp) and the axle point (ap) of the opposite shoulder or the shoulder point based on the strong grip. Golf gloves. The method of claim 4, wherein
The first arrow is rotatable about a vertex of the a side and the c side,
The first display unit
And an angle adjustment display member for displaying an angle of the first arrow with respect to a vertex of the a side and the c side. The method of claim 2,
The second display unit is installed on the back of the hand of the first glove,
The second display unit is provided one by one in the regime of the ring finger and the holding finger of the first glove,
And the second display portion is displayed in a different shape or color so as to be distinguishable from the first display portion. The method of claim 1,
The palm of the second glove is provided with a contact guide formed long along the lifeline of the palm,
The thumb exposed from the first glove contacts the contact guide part,
At least a portion of the thumb bone or the first knuckle of the first glove is provided with a fixing portion to be fixed to the contact guide portion,
The contact guide portion includes a metal thread,
Golf fixing glove, characterized in that the fixing portion comprises a magnet. The method of claim 1,
When viewed from the palm of the first glove, the end bone of the middle finger of the first glove, the end bone and middle bone of the ring finger, and the portion covering the end and middle and first bone of the finger, and the When viewed from the palm of the second glove, the golf glove, characterized in that the adhesion control portion is differentially installed in the portion covering the end and middle bone of the middle finger, and the ring finger of the middle finger of the second glove. The method of claim 8,
The adhesion control unit
A recess having a curvature corresponding to the outer circumference of the golf club handle,
A convex portion formed continuously to the concave portion, and
And a buffer recess formed continuously between the convex portion and the other convex portion adjacent thereto.

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