JPH0446775Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field This invention relates to a golf putter sight that is attached to a golf putter in order to easily know the putting line.

BACKGROUND TECHNOLOGY Conventionally, a sweet spot mark was provided on the top surface of the head of a golf putter to indicate the point of impact, and by hitting the ball using this mark as a guide, it was possible to eliminate the shake of the putter and hit the ball accurately. However, since the marks mentioned above are often just dots and do not indicate the direction of the ball, it has been difficult to know the putting line. Therefore, it has been proposed that a line perpendicular to the putter head be attached to the place where the sweet spot mark is attached to indicate the direction of the ball and help the golfer know the putter line. Since only the width is marked, it is impossible to accurately know the direction of the ball. If the length is increased, it becomes less noticeable as a direction indicator and protrudes from the putter head, making it inconvenient to carry or store. There was a risk that the fitting line display section would fall off and be lost.

In order to eliminate these drawbacks, the base of the pointer, which has two right-angled surfaces (bottom and side surfaces), is pivoted into a groove at the end of the main body, and the tail end of a leaf spring, whose tip presses the base, is attached to the ventral surface of the main body. A putter sight for a golf club was developed in 1974, in which the tail end of the main body was connected to a mounting bracket that was attached to the shaft via a brake seat.
No. 105675 was proposed, but since it was attached to a shaft with a circular cross section, it was difficult to install it to adjust it parallel to and perpendicular to the putter's club face from the initial set. Even if it is bent, it protrudes from the shaft and cannot be inserted into the club protection tube inside the bag, which is a hindrance. The mounting condition is very unstable because it is rotated in a direction perpendicular to the shaft, and errors tend to occur in the direction in which the main body extends as it is rotated repeatedly, and the pointer rotates within the plane that intersects with the main body. Therefore, the pointer is more likely to bend than one that rotates along the main body, and if used for a long period of time, there is a risk that the display direction of the patting line will be distorted.As the main body and the base of the pointer are block-shaped, they are thicker. There was a drawback.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention The purpose of this invention is to create a product that can be easily manufactured by bending the plate, and that the line plate will not separate even though it is thin, and that it will fit into the head of a conventional golf putter. It is easy to install, clearly indicates the direction of the ball, and allows you to clearly see the direction of the putter. It can be easily stored in the head when not in use, and is convenient to carry and can be stably attached to the golf putter head. To provide a sight for a golf putter which can be attached and which does not cause deviation in the display of the putting line.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above problems and achieve the above objects, the golf putter sight of the present invention has a flat surface at one end of the support plate which is placed on the upper surface of the golf putter head. A line plate is rotatably attached to the upper surface parallel to the support plate, and the one end of the support plate is bent upward to lock the line plate at a position perpendicular to the ball hitting surface of the golf putter head. A stopper is provided,
A mounting portion that contacts the ball hitting surface of the golf putter head is installed at the other end of the support plate by bending the side portion downward.

Function The line plate displays the direction of the ball when it is locked to the stopper, and when the line plate rotates, the support plate supports the line plate from the back side.

Further, the mounting portion that comes into contact with the ball hitting surface of the golf putter head regulates the position of the support plate.

Embodiments Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a golf putter sight A according to an embodiment of this invention. One side edge of the support plate 1 extends along the upper edge of the ball hitting surface of the golf putter head, and is provided with a stopper 4 formed by bending one longitudinal end upward. At the other end in the longitudinal direction, a mounting portion 5 is provided which is formed in a hanging state by bending a plate provided laterally from the one side edge and comes into contact with the ball hitting surface of the golf putter head. There is. Then, the back surface 5a of this mounting portion 5 is secured with, for example, double-sided adhesive tape or the like.
It is attached to the ball hitting surface of the golf putter head.

A line plate 2 is rotatably connected to the stopper 4 side of the support plate 1 via a shaft 6 in parallel with the support plate 1, and the line plate 2 has a line plate 2 on its upper surface that passes through the center of the shaft 6. A line 3 extending in the longitudinal direction is attached, and when the putter is rotated and in use, the line 3 is stopped by a stopper 4 at a position perpendicular to the ball hitting surface of the golf putter head.

With the above configuration, this golf putter sight A is used as shown below. First, as shown in FIG. 3, the support plate 1 is placed on the top surface of the golf putter head, the shaft 6 of the sight A is superimposed on the sweet spot, and at that position, the attachment part 5 is attached to the golf putter head. The sight A and the putter head 7 are attached using adhesive tape attached to the back surface 5a of the putter head 7. When in use, as shown in FIG. 2, when the line plate 2 is rotated by the stopper 4 until it stops rotating, the line 3
is perpendicular to the hitting surface of the putter head 7, and also passes through the sweet spot mark, so when hitting the golf ball 8, the hitting direction is accurately indicated by the line 3, and the line of the putter can be clearly seen. becomes.

When the sight A is not in use, rotate the line plate 2 so that it overlaps the support plate 1 and store the line plate 2 on the top surface of the putter head 7, as shown in FIG. It becomes easy to store the butter in a golf club bag, etc., without causing it to become damaged, and there is no need to remove the sight A each time. In addition, when the sight is no longer needed, it can be easily removed from the putter head, and the line plate 2 can be folded onto the support plate 1, making it compact and easy to carry in your clothes pocket. This makes it convenient to use and carry.

Effects of the invention As is clear from the above explanation, the golf putter sight of this invention has a line displayed on the plate, making it easy to see the direction, and the line plate is rotatably attached to the support plate.
These are arranged perpendicular to each other, and the support plate is provided with an attachment part to the golf putter head in a hanging state, so it can be easily attached to a conventional putter via the attachment part, and the line plate can be attached to the putter head. When the line plate is rotated to a position perpendicular to the hitting surface, the stopper secures that position, and the line attached to the line plate reliably indicates the direction of the ball.

In addition, this rotational movement is supported by a mounting part hanging from the support plate, so the sight does not move relative to the golf putter even after repeated rotations. Although the line plate is thin, it is positioned at the use position without falling off from the support plate, and the line plate rotates parallel to the support plate placed on the top surface of the golf putter head, so it is always easy to use from the back side. The pointer is supported by the golf putter head through the support plate and the pointer is unlikely to bend or shift its position, and can indicate an accurate batting line even after long-term use.

When the sight is not in use, the line plate can be rotated and stored on the top surface of the putter head, so it does not get in the way and does not protrude from the shaft of the golf putter.
The golf putter shaft can be stored in a club protection tube inside the bag, and there is no need to remove it each time.
Further, it is easy to remove the sight from the golf putter, and when the line plate is stacked on the support plate, it becomes compact and convenient to carry, which is an excellent effect.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a golf putter sight according to an embodiment of the invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the golf putter sight in use, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the golf putter sight in use. It is a perspective view showing a stored state. A... Golf putter sight, 1... Support plate, 2... Line plate, 3... Line, 4
... Stopper, 5 ... Mounting part, 5a ... Back side,
6...axis, 7...golf putter head, 8...ball.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A line plate is mounted on the upper surface of one end of the support plate whose plane is placed on the upper surface of the golf putter head.
a stopper is rotatably attached parallel to the support plate and bends the one end of the support plate upward to lock the line plate at a position perpendicular to the ball hitting surface of the golf putter head; 1. A sight for a golf putter, characterized in that a mounting portion that comes into contact with a ball hitting surface of a golf putter head is installed by bending a side portion of the other end of the support plate downward.