JPH021232Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to an improvement in a storage box for golf clubs sold as a set.

[Conventional technology]

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, a storage box has been used to sell a set of golf clubs that vary in stages from long-distance golf clubs to short-distance golf clubs. FIG. 5 shows an example of a conventional storage box. Referring to the figure, the box body 1 has a rectangular storage part 2 that extends in the vertical direction and opens at the front. 4) golf clubs 3A to 3D and multiple golf clubs for short distances such as short irons (7 in the figure).
Golf clubs 3E to 3K (book) are stored in two tiers, front and rear. Front golf club 3
Stored in storage section 2 with A to 3D facing down,
The golf clubs 3E to 3K in the latter stage are stored in the storage section 2 with their heads facing upward. Retailers usually display the golf club 3 in the front row for display purposes.
The box body 1 is propped up in the longitudinal direction so that the heads A to 3D are at the bottom.

The upper partition 4 provided near the top wall of the box body 1 is provided with a narrow notch and a wide notch, so that the golf clubs 3E to 3K in the rear stage can be inserted into the upper partition 4.
The shaft part near the head is partition 4.
It is held by being inserted into a small notch in the
The golf clubs 3A to 3D at the front stage are inserted into large notches in the partition 4 and held therein. Furthermore, a plurality of partition pieces 5 are provided on the rear wall near the upper wall of the box body 1 to prevent the heads of the golf clubs 3E to 3K in the rear stage from coming into contact with each other.

On the other hand, a lower partition 6 with a large notch is provided near the bottom wall of the box body 1, and the grip portions of the golf clubs 3E to 3K in the rear stage are inserted into the notch of the lower partition 6. is maintained.

Closer to the lower wall than the lower partition 6,
A grip pedestal 7 is provided for supporting the grip ends of the golf clubs 3E to 3K in the rear stage when the box body 1 is propped up as described above.

A head pedestal 8 is provided inside the lower wall portion of the box body 1 to support the heads of the golf clubs 3A to 3D in the previous stage when the golf clubs are in the above-mentioned leaning state. club 3
A plurality of partition pieces 9 are provided to prevent the heads A to 3D from coming into contact with each other.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

In the conventional golf club storage box described above, since the head pedestal 8 has a head support surface perpendicular to the rear wall of the box body 1, when the box body 1 is propped up for display etc. Due to an external impact or the like, the heads of the golf clubs 3A to 3D at the front stage may shift toward the front opening, causing the golf clubs to fly out, causing damage to the golf clubs.

Generally, when a user selects a commercially available golf club, the external shape of the club head when viewed from the top side is an important point when selecting the club. Since the face surfaces of the heads of the golf clubs 3A to 3D were formed to face the front, that is, the front of the opening of the box body 1, the golf clubs 3
It has become difficult to observe the external features of the heads of the golf clubs 3A to 3D from the outside while the golf clubs A to 3D are housed in the box body 1.

[Means for solving problems]

As a means to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention extends in the vertical direction and opens at the front, divides a plurality of golf clubs into a front stage and a rear stage, and places the head of the front stage golf club downward and the rear stage. A golf club storage box is provided with a box body for storing golf clubs with the head facing upward, and a sole part pedestal is provided at the bottom of the box body to support the sole part of the head of the golf club in the previous stage. The sole pedestal extends from the rear of the box body toward the front and slopes downward so that the head supported by the pedestal faces the front of the box body. To provide a golf club storage box characterized by being provided with a head stopper supporting the toe part of the head of a golf club in the previous stage.

[Effect]

According to the above means according to the present invention, when the box body is propped up so that the head of the golf club in the previous stage is at the bottom, the head of the golf club in the previous stage is placed so that the upper surface of the head faces toward the front of the box body. The sole part of the box is supported by the sole part pedestal, so even if the golf club is stored inside the box body,
The shape characteristics of the head of the golf club housed in the box body can be sufficiently observed from the front side of the box body.

In addition, since the toe of the head of the preceding golf club supported on the slanted sole pedestal is supported by the head stopper provided at the lower edge of the sole pedestal, the preceding golf club does not fly out in front of the box body. This eliminates the risk of damage to the club.

〔Example〕

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

1 to 4 show an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to these figures, the golf club storage box includes a box body 11 that is vertically elongated. The box body 11 is formed by bending cardboard. The box body 11 has a rectangular storage section 12 that opens forward, and the storage section 12 is defined by a rear wall 13, upper and lower walls 14, 15, and left and right side walls 16, 17 of the box body 11. has been done. Here, in the storage section 12 of the box body 11, there are 10 bottles for sale as a set, from long-distance to short-distance balls.
Book golf clubs 3A to 3J are stored separately in a front stage and a rear stage. In the front stage, golf clubs 3A to 3D for long distances are arranged in order and stored with their heads down, and in the rear stage, golf clubs 3E to 3J for medium and short distances are arranged in order and stored with the heads down. It is stored with the side facing up.

An upper partition 18 made of cardboard is provided near the upper wall part 14 in the box body 11. Although not shown in the figure, the upper partition 18 has ears provided on both left and right ends of the upper partition 18 that are attached to the box body 1.
It is fixed to the box body 11 by inserting it into a slit hole provided in the box body 11.

There is a small notch 18 in the upper partition 18.
A and a wide notch 18B (see FIG. 3) are provided, and the shaft portions of the subsequent golf clubs 3E to 3J near the head are inserted into and held in the narrow notch 18A. Furthermore, the grip portions of the preceding golf clubs 3A to 3D are inserted into and held in the large notches 18B.

A plurality of upper partition pieces 19 are provided above the upper partition 18 to prevent the heads of the golf clubs 3E to 3J from coming into contact with each other at the rear stage. The plurality of upper partition pieces 19 are integrally formed of cardboard, and are inserted and fixed into slit holes provided in the box body 11.
A grip pedestal 20 (see FIG. 2) is provided inside the box body 11 near the lower wall 15 for supporting the grip ends of the golf clubs 3E to 3J at the rear stage. The grip base 20 is made of cardboard. As shown in Fig. 4, the grip base 2
0 is provided with a pair of left and right ears 21 and 22 on the top and bottom, respectively. These ears 21 and 22 are connected to the box body 11.
It is inserted and fixed into a pair of slit holes 23, 24 (see FIG. 4) provided in the left and right side walls 16, 17 of the.

A lower partition 25 made of cardboard is provided on the front side of the grip base 20. The lower partition 25 extends above the grip base 20, and the upper extension portion of the lower partition 25 allows the golf clubs 3A to 3 of the previous stage to
D and the subsequent golf clubs 3E to 3j are partitioned into the front and rear.

There is a notch 25 at the top of the lower partition 25.
A (see FIG. 4) is provided, and the shaft portions of the preceding golf clubs 3A to 3D near the heads are inserted into and held in each notch 25A. As shown in Figure 4, the lower partition 2
5 is provided with ears 26 on the left and right sides. These ears 2
6 is inserted and fixed into a slit hole 27 (see FIG. 4) provided in the side walls 16, 17 of the box body 11.

A sole pedestal 28 is integrally formed in the lower part of the lower partition 25 to support the soles of the heads of the preceding golf clubs 3A to 3D. The sole part pedestal 28 is the rear wall part 13 of the box body 11.
It is inclined downward from the side toward the opening side of the box body 11. The inclination angle of the sole portion pedestal 28 is such that when the upper surface of the head of the golf club 3A to 3D in the previous stage in the box body 11 faces the front of the box body 11, the sole portion of the head is in the most stable state. It is preferable to set the angle so that it rests on the pedestal 28.

The lower part of the grip pedestal 20 extends along the lower surface of the sole pedestal 28, and a head stopper 29 is integrally provided at the lower end of the grip pedestal 20 to support the toe portion of the head of the preceding golf clubs 3A to 3D. There is. The head stopper 29 extends across the lower edge of the sole pedestal 28 and
The protruding portion 29A thereof can come into contact with the toe portion of the head of the preceding golf club 3A to 3D. As can be seen from FIGS. 2 and 4, the lower edge of the sole base 28 has an ear portion 3.
0 is provided, and this ear portion 30 is inserted into a slit hole 31 formed in the head stopper 29 and fixed.

The lower partition 25, which is integral with the sole pedestal 28, is attached to the box body 11 after the grip pedestal 20, which is integral with the head stopper 29, is attached to the box body 11. In this case, the ears 30 on the lower edge of the lower partition 25 are attached to the grip base 25.
After being inserted into the slit hole 31 of the lower partition 25, the left and right ears 26 of the lower partition 25 are inserted into the box body 11.
The lower partition 25 is fixed to the box body 11 by being inserted into the slit holes 27 in the side walls 16 and 17 of the box.

The front golf club 3A is mounted on the sole pedestal 28.
A plurality of lower partition pieces 32 are provided to prevent contact between the ~3D heads. As shown in FIG. 4, the lower partition piece 32 is integrally formed of cardboard, and has a slit hole 33 (see FIG. 4) provided in the sole pedestal 28.
It is inserted into the sole base 28 and fixed between the lower part of the grip base 20 (see FIG. 2).

The band-shaped cover 34 provided at the center of the box body 11 is inserted into slit holes provided at the front edges of the left and right side walls 16 and 17. In FIG. 3, reference numeral 35 is a lid that covers the front surface of the box body 11.

When the golf club storage box having the above configuration is displayed, the box body 11 is propped up so that the heads of the golf clubs 3A to 3D in the previous stage are on the bottom. In this leaning state, the soles of the heads of the golf clubs 3A to 3D in the previous stage are supported by the sole pedestal 28 so that the upper surfaces of the heads of the golf clubs 3A to 3D face toward the front of the box body 11. The shape characteristics of the heads of the golf clubs 3A to 3D stored in the front part of the box body 11 can be sufficiently observed from the front side of the box body 11 while the golf clubs are still stored in the box body 11. become.

Further, since the toe portions of the heads of the preceding golf clubs 3A to 3D supported on the inclined sole pedestal 28 are supported by the head stopper 29 provided at the lower edge of the sole pedestal 28, the preceding golf clubs 3A There is no risk of the 3D flying out in front of the box body 11, and there is no risk of damage to the club.

Although one embodiment has been described above, the present invention is not limited to only the aspects of the above embodiment.
For example, the number of golf clubs to be accommodated in the box body is not limited to the number in the above embodiment, but can be varied as needed, and the number of notches in the partition can be adjusted according to the number of golf clubs. All you have to do is set the number of partition pieces. Further, the sole portion base and the head stopper may be formed integrally with the grip base and the lower partition.

[Effect of idea]

As is clear from the above description, according to the present invention, when the box body is leaned against the head of the golf club in the previous stage, the top surface of the head of the golf club in the previous stage is placed in front of the box body. Since the sole part of the head is supported by the sole part pedestal so that the golf club is stored in the box main body, the golf club stored in the box main body can be viewed from the front side of the box main body. It became possible to fully observe the shape characteristics of the head of
Moreover, since the toe of the head of the preceding golf club supported on the slanted sole pedestal is supported by the head stopper provided at the lower edge of the sole pedestal, the preceding golf club can protrude forward of the box body. There will be no fear. Therefore, it is possible to provide a golf club storage box in which the shape of the head of the golf club accommodated in the box body can be easily observed and the risk of damage to the golf club can be prevented.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a golf club storage box according to an embodiment of the present invention showing golf clubs stored in the box body, and FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of essential parts of the golf club storage box shown in FIG. 1. , FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the box body and lid of the golf club storage box shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of the main parts of the golf club storage box shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. It is a front view showing a club storage box. 3A~3...Former golf club, 3E~3J
...Later golf club, 11...Box body, 18
...Upper partition, 20...Grip pedestal, 25...Lower partition, 28...Sole part pedestal, 29...Head stop.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. A golf club extending in the vertical direction and opening forward, dividing a plurality of golf clubs into a front stage and a rear stage, with the head of the front stage golf club facing down and the head of the rear stage golf club facing up. In the golf club storage box, the box body is provided with a sole part pedestal that supports the sole part of the head of the preceding golf club at the lower part of the box body, and the sole part pedestal is attached to the pedestal. It extends from the rear of the box body toward the front and slopes downward so that the head supported by the box body faces the front of the box body. A golf club storage box characterized by being provided with a head stopper that supports a toe part. 2. A grip pedestal that supports the grip end of the rear golf club is provided near the bottom wall of the box body, and the shaft portion of the front golf club near the head is inserted into the front side of the grip pedestal to hold it. 2. The golf club storage box according to claim 1, further comprising a lower partition having a notch for storing the golf club. 3. The golf club according to claim 2, wherein the lower partition is formed integrally with the head stopper, and the grip pedestal is formed integrally with the sole pedestal. storage box. 4. On the top wall of the box body, there is a notch for inserting and holding the shaft part of the golf club in the rear stage, and a notch for inserting and holding the grip part of the golf club in the front stage. The golf club storage box according to claim 1, further comprising an upper partition having: