JPH0219167Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) This invention relates to an improvement of a golf putter practice device.

(Prior art) Traditionally, as a tool for putting practice at home, etc., there has been a simple device with a hole (a hole to put the ball in) at one end of a long mat of artificial turf, and a device in which the hole area is made uphill with a base plate. There are some known methods to do this.

(Problem that the invention aims to solve) However, these practice tools can only make putts in one direction toward the hole, and those with an uphill slope on the base plate can only make putts uphill, and in fact, they can only make putts in one direction toward the hole. It was insufficient for a variety of exercises assuming various conditions. Furthermore, since the long mat is rolled up or folded when not in use, the ball rolls irregularly and the effectiveness of the practice mat is reduced, and if the base plate and mat are separate, it is inconvenient to carry.

(Purpose of the invention) Therefore, the present invention has been developed to make it easier to make putts on uphill and downhill slopes, as well as on straight and reverse grass patterns, when practicing golf putters, and to improve the practice mat. To provide a golf putter practice tool that is convenient to carry and can be stored without causing creases or the like on the mat.

(Means for Achieving the Purpose) Therefore, in order to achieve the purpose, this invention has a box body with a drawer having a slope, a box body provided with holes and fastening bodies on the top surface, and a box body with a drawer provided at both ends of the long side. An artificial turf pine with two hole holes on the side and a fixing body on the back side is formed separately, and the direction of the grain of the artificial turf pine can be freely selected. This is a golf putter practice tool in which the hole of the grass pine is aligned with the hole in the grass pine, the attachment is made detachable by means of a fastening body, and a stance foot shape is formed on the back of the bottom plate of the drawer.

(effect) The present invention will be explained based on the drawings.

A hole hole 3 is provided on the top surface of the box body 2 with the drawer 1, a fastening member 4 such as a velvet fastener is fixed to the required part except for the hole hole, and an inclined table 5 is attached to the side surface of the box body 2 using a connecting device such as a hinge. Connect with 6 so that it can be folded freely. On the other hand, a mat 9 of artificial turf is formed separately, with holes 7, 7' provided near both ends of the long side, and fixing members 8, 8' such as velvet fasteners fixed to the back surface of the box body 2. A golf putter practice tool is formed by aligning the hole 3 on the top surface with either one of the ball holes 7, 7' of the mat 9 and fixing the fastening body 4 and either one of the fastening bodies 8, 8'. do. The width of the drawer 1 is made wider than the width of the mat 9 so that the mat 9 can be rolled up and stored inside the drawer.
Display the footprint 11 at 0.

When in use, take out the mat 9 that has been rolled up and stored in the drawer 1, turn the ramp 5 half a turn to position it on the side of the box body 2, and extend the mat 9 to either one of the holes 7, 7' (in the drawing). 7) is aligned with the hole 3 of the box body 2, and fixed with the fastening body 4 and either of the fastening bodies 8 and 8' (8 is shown in the drawing), and then pull out the drawer 1. The back side of the bottom plate 10 is placed on the side of the box body 2 with the back side of the bottom plate facing upward, and the practice is performed by standing on the back side of the bottom plate 10. Therefore, if you stand on the back side of the bottom plate of the drawer 1 and perform the putt aiming at the hole 7'. , you can practice going downhill, and if you make a putt from hole hole 7' to hole hole 7 as a target, you can practice going uphill.You can also practice going uphill by reversing the mat 9 and moving hole 7' to hole hole 3 of box body 2. When the pins 9 are aligned with each other and fixed with the fixing bodies 4 and 8', practice can be performed with the grass on the pine 9 having a different texture (for example, a reversed texture).

After use, unfasten the mat 9 and the box body, roll the mat 9 and store it in the drawer 1, turn the tilting table 5 half a turn and stack it on the top of the box body 2, and then close the stopper 12 and the drawer 1. It is locked with the stopper 13 of.
Thus, it can be carried by gripping the drawer handle, and since the mat 9 is rolled up and stored, it is a golf putter practice tool with no fear of the mat becoming creased.

(Effects of the invention) The present invention is a golf putter practice tool in which the holes on the top surface of a box with a drawer having a slope and the holes in the artificial turf mat are aligned and fixed with a fastening body. You can practice downhill pitches from the direction of the box with a drawer toward the tip of the pine, or practice pitches with an upward slope from the tip of the pine toward the box with a drawer. The direction of the grain can be easily selected, making it easy to practice the regular pattern that follows the direction of the grass's flow, or the reverse pattern that goes against the direction of the grass's flow, and since the pine is rolled up and stored in a drawer, there is no crease in the pine. It produces an effect that is unlikely to occur.

In addition, the mat can be rolled up and stored in a drawer, and the tilt table can be rotated half a turn to be stacked on top of the box, making it convenient to carry.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the stored and portable state, Figure 2 is an explanatory perspective view before use, Figure 3 is a perspective view of an example of use, and Figures 4 A, B, C, and D are plan views of an example of use. It is. 1...Drawer, 2...Box, 3, 7, 7'...
Hole hole, 4, 8, 8'... Attachment body, 5... Slope, 6... Connector, 9... Mat, 10... Bottom plate back, 11... Stance foot shape, 12, 13... Stopper.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. A box with a drawer has a hole and a fastening member on the top surface, a tilting table is foldably connected to the box, and two holes are provided near both ends of the long side. An artificial turf pine with a fastening body provided on the back side is made to match the hole hole of the box body and one hole hole of the pine, and is detachably fastened by the fastening body of the box body and the fastening body of the pine. , a golf putter practice tool in which a stance foot shape is formed on the back side of the bottom plate of the drawer. 2. The golf putter practice tool according to claim 1, wherein the mat is rolled up and stored in a drawer.