KR20240058250A - Golf glove - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to golf gloves worn by golfers on their hands. More specifically, when gripping a golf club, the lie angle of 60° between the axis of the golf club and the ground line is automatically achieved,
A support protrusion for lie angle correction is attached to the palm, and the support protrusion is arranged so that the longitudinal side of the support protrusion coincides with an imaginary line extending from the first node of the index finger to the point between the holding part and the opening. It is provided at an angle of approximately 30 to 35 degrees with the longitudinal direction of the ring finger.

Description

Grip correction golf glove {Golf glove}

The present invention relates to golf gloves. More specifically, it relates to a grip correction golf glove that allows a golfer to easily achieve the lie angle that a golf club forms with the ground when worn on the hand.

The prior art is reviewed in relation to the present invention.

First, Patent No. 677721, which relates to an insertion device for golf gloves, is provided. Specifically, it has a boomerang shape and is made of a material with elasticity, which includes synthetic rubber, polyurethane, silicone rubber, ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer (EVA), and ethylene methyl acetate. It is made of at least one of a polymer (Ethylene Methyl Acetate copolymer: EMA) and an ethylene acrylic acetate copolymer (EAA), the first surface of the body is flat, and the second surface is concave in the palm of a person. It is made of a round shape to fit the surface of the part, has at least one ventilation hole penetrating the first surface and the second surface of the main body, and is disposed on the palm portion of the inner surface of the golf glove.

Next, Publication Patent No. 28315 related to golf gloves is disclosed. In detail, a guide pad configured to extend diagonally across a portion of the palm between the palm portion, the palm portion, and the finger portion, fixed to the palm portion, and raised elongatedly, a first position corresponding to the first end of the guide pad, and a guide pad. The guide pad is configured to extend across the palm portion of the golf glove by a distance between the second positions corresponding to the second end of the pad and is parallel to the transverse creases of the hand, wherein the distance is less than the entire width of the palm and rises. When used with a second glove having an elongated second guide pad, the length of the guide pad is configured to be of insufficient size to form an obstruction.

Additionally, open utility model No. 15562 regarding golf gloves has been proposed. Specifically, in order to reduce friction with the palm surface and prevent slipping when swinging while holding the handle portion 11 of the golf club 10, an opening 22 through which the hand enters and exits is formed on one side, In a golf glove provided with a binding means 23 on the upper surface of the opening 22 for improving binding force after inserting a hand, a golf club 10 is attached to the palm portion 21 of the golf glove 20. A support pad 24 having a predetermined inclination angle and size is provided so that the golf club 10 and the grip can remain parallel when held.

Registered Patent No. 677721 (2007); Publication Patent No. 28315 (2005); Publication Patent No. 54074 (2007); Public Patent No. 92568 (2009) Registered Patent No. 2449130 (2022); Open Utility Model No. 15562 (2000); Registered Utility Model No. 188607 (2000);

The purpose of the present invention is to improve the grip when gripping a golf club and to easily achieve a lie angle of 60° between the axis of the golf club and the ground line.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention,

In the golf glove (20) worn on the hand to hold the grip portion of the golf club (10),

A lie angle (a11) correction pad 30 is attached to the palm portion 26, and the correction pad 30 is,

The longitudinal side 33 of the correction pad 30 is arranged in parallel along the virtual line for correction 11' extending from the second node of the detection unit 22 to the point between the holding unit and the opening 27,

One side of the longitudinal side 33 is low and narrow, the other side of the longitudinal side 33 is high and wide, one side of the cross section has an inclined surface and is in contact with the golf club, and the other side of the longitudinal side 33 is between the holding portion and the opening 27. It is located at the point of

The longitudinal side 33 of the correction pad 30 is provided at an angle of 30 to 35 degrees with the reference virtual line 12' along the longitudinal direction of the ring finger portion 24.

When a golf club is held while wearing the golf glove of the present invention, grip strength is enhanced by improving the grip, and the lie angle of 60° between the axis of the golf club and the ground is naturally and accurately achieved. Just by wearing golf gloves, the correction angle (a12) is given and corrected, which has the effect of naturally adjusting the lie angle (a11).

Figures 1 and 2 are exemplary diagrams for explaining the lie angle.
Figure 3 is a plan view illustrating the unfolded state of the golf glove of the present invention.
Figure 4 is an exemplary diagram showing another embodiment of a golf glove.
Figure 5 illustrates the implementation state of the calibration pad, Figure 5 (a) is a perspective view of the overall appearance, Figure 5 (b) is a top view, Figure 5 (c) is a side view, and Figure 5 (d) is a front view.

Hereinafter, a detailed description will be described with reference to the attached drawings. The present invention relates to a grip correction golf glove that a golfer (user) wears by inserting his/her hand in order to effectively grip the grip portion of a golf club (10) (shaft).

In general, the golf glove 20 consists of a palm portion 26 and a finger portion, and the finger portions include a thumb portion 21 into which the thumb is inserted into one side of the palm portion 26 of the main body, an index finger portion 22 into which the index finger is inserted, The middle finger part into which the middle finger is inserted, the ring finger part 24 into which the ring finger is inserted, and the little finger part into which the little finger is inserted are extended integrally. On the other side of the palm portion 26, there is an opening 27 that opens to allow the golfer's hand to enter and insert, and surrounds the wrist.

Among the palm lines of a person's palm, there is a wrinkle area called the so-called life line. The life line refers to the concave joint of the index finger (or the point between the index finger and thumb) from the wrist (or the point between the wrist and the thumb). When the life line is moved to the palm portion 26 of the golf glove 20, the opening 27 (or the position between the opening 27 and the hand portion) moves from the index finger 22 (or the index finger 22 and the thumb portion 21). It is a line that extends approximately parallel to the imaginary line of the position between the two sides. That is, it extends diagonally across a portion of the palm portion 26 and ultimately extends obliquely to divide the palm portion 26 diagonally. When the grip portion is gripped and held along this curved portion, that is, along the concavely curved portion of the palm portion 26 in the center where the grip portion touches while crossing, it maintains an approximately parallel line with the golf club 10.

At this time, a guide pad (support pad, ridge, support, protrusion, protrusion) may be provided to fill the space between the grip portion and the palm portion 26. By forming a protrusion parallel to the life line on the palm portion 26, the position of the golf club 10 and the angle with the hand can be maintained constant. In other words, when the grip portion is held, the grip portion of the golf club 10 may have an inclination angle and size that can maintain a parallel line.

See examples in Figures 1 and 2. In particular, in the present invention, the lie angle (a11) formed by the center line (11) of the shaft of the golf club (10) with the ground line (gr) is exactly 60°. To achieve this, simply by wearing the golf gloves 20, the correction angle a12 is given and corrected so that the lie angle a11 is naturally adjusted. To this end, the correction pad 30, which is provided as a correction (correction) member such as a protruding or raised protrusion, is attached (fixed, coupled) to the palm portion 26 to correspond to the lie angle a11.

When a golfer takes a stance for hitting while gripping the golf club (10) with his hand, the golfer's arm (or wrist, wrist) is positioned approximately vertically at a right angle to the ground, that is, in a virtual position at a right angle to the ground. It coincides with the vertical virtual line 12, which is a vertical line, and the golf club 10 must be maintained at a lie angle (a11) of 60° with the ground, so the grip is the grip angle of the grip portion of the golf club 10 based on the right angle trigonometric formula. The angle should be approximately 30° with the longitudinal direction in the palm portion 26. Here, the longitudinal direction of the palm portion 26 is defined as the same direction as the longitudinal direction of the finger portion, especially the ring finger portion 24, when unfolded.

For this purpose, in the example of FIG. 3, it extends from the reference point node 22a (the first node or the second node, more preferably the second node) of the detection part 22 to the reference point point 22a' between the holding part and the opening 27. The longitudinal side 33 of the correction pad 30 is arranged in parallel along the drawn virtual line 11' for correction. The virtual line for correction 11' has an angle between the vertical virtual line 12 and the angle of approximately 30 degrees, and the vertical virtual line 12 is a standard along the longitudinal direction of the ring finger 24 in the golf glove 20. It coincides with the dragon imaginary line (12`). The angle between the virtual line for correction (11') and the vertical virtual line (12) is called the correction angle (a12), and this angle is given as the grip angle.

However, during an actual golf swing, the variable due to the toe angle acts, so the actual angle must be set wider in response. In more detail about this, the angle between the correction virtual line 11' {or the longitudinal side 33 of the correction pad 30} and the reference virtual line 12' {or the vertical virtual line 12}, that is, the correction The angle a12 maintains an angle between 28 degrees (or 29 degrees, 30 degrees) and 35 degrees (or 33 degrees, 34 degrees). The virtual line 11' for correction (or the longitudinal side 33 of the correction pad 30) is set to coincide with or be parallel to the center line 11. Here, the virtual line 11' for correction may not have an exact angle with the curved portion, so it is provided to correct this. The other part of the longitudinal side 33 of the calibration pad 30 is located at the reference point 13 where the virtual line for correction 11' and the virtual line for reference 12' meet. That is, a seating point at which the calibration pad 30 is to be fixed is selected along the virtual line 11' for correction from the reference point 13.

In the example of Figure 4, in order to correspond to the size and shape of the golfer's hand, the position of the correction pad 20 is arranged (c1) at a distance of approximately 1 cm from the original correction virtual line 11'. It represents. At this time, the other side of the longitudinal side 33 of the correction pad 30 may be spaced apart (c2) by approximately 1.5 cm from where the wrist of the opening 27 is located. In this way, the seating point where the calibration pad 30 will be placed and attached is arranged so that the longitudinal side 33 of the calibration pad 30 is located between the virtual line 11' for correction and a distance of 1 cm from the virtual line 11' for correction. It can be.

In the example of FIG. 5, the correction pad 30 has one side 33a of the long (elongated) longitudinal side 33 low and narrow, and the other side 33b of the longitudinal side 33 is high and wide, and when viewed in cross section, one side 33a is narrow. It has a (right-angled or acute-angled) triangular shape with a low downward (or high upward) slope 32, and the upper part has a rounded overall surface, taking the shape of, for example, garlic (or falling water drops), and the lower bottom part (31) is provided in a generally flat plane so that the bottom portion (31) is attached to the palm portion (26) of the golf glove (20). Meanwhile, the longitudinal side 33 of the correction pad 30 refers to the longitudinal direction of the correction pad 30, and in particular, when narrowly defined, it can refer to the edge 33' along the longitudinal direction at the lower side of the cross section. there is. When wearing a golf glove (20) on your hand and gripping a golf club (10), the grip portion of the golf club (10) is in contact with the longitudinal side (33) and its inclined surface (32) of the correction pad (30) and is seated. will be.

golf clubs (10);
golf gloves (20);
palmar part (26);
Correction pad (30);
Lie angle (a11);
Centerline (11);
vertical virtual line (12);
reference point node 22a;

Claims (1)

In the grip correction golf glove worn on the hand to hold the grip portion of the golf club (10),
A lie angle (a11) correction pad 30 is attached to the palm portion 26, and the correction pad 30 is,
The longitudinal side 33 of the correction pad 30 is arranged in parallel along the virtual line for correction 11' extending from the second node of the detection unit 22 to the point between the holding unit and the opening 27,
One side of the longitudinal side 33 is low and narrow, the other side of the longitudinal side 33 is high and wide, one side of the cross section has an inclined surface and is in contact with the golf club, and the other side of the longitudinal side 33 is between the holding portion and the opening 27. It is located at the point of
A grip correction golf glove, characterized in that the longitudinal side (33) of the correction pad (30) forms an angle of 30 to 35 degrees with the reference virtual line (12') along the longitudinal direction of the ring finger portion (24).