JPH0728404U - Golf shoes - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] With regard to golf shoes, even while actually playing on the course, the body is guided so that the swing is performed in the correct form, and the correct hitting form is worn. Aim to obtain a golf shoe that can be. [Structure] A blade 2 is provided on the side edge of the sole of a golf shoe to limit the fall of the foot to the outside. That is, the inclination regulating blade 2 extending outwardly is provided on the outer side edge of the shoe sole 11 of the golf shoe so that the lower surface thereof is connected to the shoe bottom surface and is inclined in the direction in which the protruding edge 22 side thereof is higher. .
The tilt regulating blade 2 is provided on the outer side edge of the foot whose weight moves in the latter half of the swing, that is, the left foot shoe when the golfer is right-handed, and the right foot shoe when the golfer is left-handed.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a golf shoe, and more particularly to a golf shoe suitable for modifying the foam during a swing.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 When a golfer swings a club and hits a ball, if the golfer is right-handed, swing the arm swinging down from the upper right and pulling it out to the upper left, and swinging the upper body from the waist and the right foot that inevitably occurs at this time. The ball is hit with a natural weight transfer to the left foot. If this harmonious series of swing movements is performed accurately, the ball's flight distance will increase, but for beginners, by moving the body greatly from right to left, the speed of the club head at the time of hitting the ball It often happens that you unconsciously make a move to increase the distance and increase the flight distance. However, such movement not only does not increase the flight distance, but also destabilizes the position of the upper body that is the axis of the swing, increases the mistake, and greatly hinders golf improvement.

Therefore, conventionally, practice of swinging a club by a natural turning motion that does not involve a large movement of the body in the ball striking direction has been repeatedly performed so that the body can be made aware of an accurate swing motion.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, practicing to acquire the correct form is uninteresting, and even if you can swing the club with the correct form by swinging, the form often collapses when you actually hit the ball. . In addition, beginners have a strong desire to go to the course as soon as possible and actually hit the ball, so they tend to neglect the completion of the form, which leads to incorrect swing movements, which is a major obstacle to improvement. There are many things.

Therefore, the present invention prevents incorrect swinging motions while actually playing on the course, and guides body movements so that swings can be performed in an accurate form. Therefore, the challenge is to obtain a golf equipment that allows the player to wear the correct hitting ball form.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In the present invention, the above problem is solved by providing the blade 2 on the side edge of the sole of the golf shoe to limit the fall of the foot to the outside. That is, in this invention, an inclination regulating blade 2 extending outward is provided on the outer side edge of the shoe sole 11 so that its lower surface is connected to the shoe sole surface and is inclined in a direction in which its protruding end edge 22 side becomes higher. It provides golf shoes. The tilt regulating blade 2 is provided on the outer side edge of the foot whose weight moves in the latter half of the swing, that is, the left foot if the golfer is right-handed, and the right foot if the golfer is left-handed.

[0007]

[Action]

 Due to its inclination angle, the blade 2 limits the inclination of the shoe 1 and thus the golfer who wears the shoe outward (in the ball striking direction). When the golfer moves a large body in the ball-hitting direction at the time of hitting, the foot on the side where the weight moves at the time of hitting (the left foot if the golfer is right-handed, the right foot if the golfer is left-handed) largely leans outward. At this time, if the golfer wears the shoe of the present invention, even if the player tries to move the body greatly in the ball striking direction, the leaning of the foot on the side where the weight is moving in the ball striking direction is restricted. , Excessive movement of the body is prevented.

Then, the movement of the body in the direction of hitting the ball is blocked, and the swing of the club causes the arm to swing in the direction of the ball hitting in front of the body. As a result, the golfer can wear the body without paying special attention to the swinging motion of the body during the swing.

Further, since the golf shoe of the present invention is provided only with the blade 2 projecting outward on the outer side edge of the sole of the shoe, it may interfere with walking or other movements during play. Therefore, you can learn the correct ball-hit action even when you actually play on the course.

[0010]

【Example】

 FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention, which is a shoe for a right-handed player in which a shoe 1 for the left foot is provided with a blade 2. At the center of the outer side edge 12 of the sole 11 of the shoe 1, a blade 2 integral with the sole is provided so as to extend laterally outward of the shoe. The lower surface 21 of the blade 2 is connected to the bottom surface of the shoe sole, and the lower surface 21 is inclined in a direction in which the outer edge 22 of the blade 2 is raised.

The blade 2 may be integrally formed of the same material as the shoe sole 11 of the shoe, or may be formed of a metal plate or the like and fixed to the outer edge portion of the shoe sole with a screw or the like.

When the player is left-handed, such a blade 2 is provided on the outer side edge of the right foot shoe. The shoes of the right foot of the right-handed player and the shoes of the right foot of the left-handed player do not need to be provided with such a blade, and shoes having a conventional structure may be used.

FIG. 2 schematically shows the operation of the shoe of the present invention, and is shown by taking a right-handed player as an example. FIG. 2A shows a state before the swing, in which the player's weight is leaning toward the right foot. When the player tries to move the body greatly in the ball hitting direction when swinging from this state, the weight of the player shifts to the left foot, and the shin 3 of the player's left foot tilts in the ball hitting direction as the body moves. (FIG. 2 (b)). Along with this, the shoe on the left side also tries to fall outward, but since the blade 2 regulates the fall of the shoe on the left foot at a constant angle, the shin 3 of the left foot falls on the outside, and therefore the player's body hits the ball. Movement in the direction is restricted.

Since the club 4 and the arm 5 are swung in the batting direction in front of the body in a state in which the movement of the body in the batting direction is restricted, a momentum in a counterclockwise direction when viewed from above around the body axis. Which causes the upper body to naturally rotate and complete the correct swing form with the upper body rotating at the end of the swing (FIG. 2 (c)).

[0015]

[Effect of device]

 According to the invention described above, the form at the time of hitting a golf ball can be corrected by a very simple means, the body axis does not move even if the player swings with all one's might, and the body can be swung around the body axis and properly adjusted. This has the effect of allowing the player to swing in the correct form with various weight movements. Moreover, even while actually playing on the course and playing, it is possible to acquire the correct hitting ball form, so that beginners do not have to practice swing for a long time to create an uninteresting form as in the past, and it is also possible to make a mistake. Even a person who has acquired a hit ball form can naturally correct the hit ball form while playing, which is extremely useful for a golfer who cannot improve the score especially because the hit ball form is bad. is there.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view schematically showing the action of the golf shoe of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 2 blade 11 shoe bottom 22 outer edge of blade

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A left leg shoe bottom (11) is provided with an inclination regulating blade (2) extending outwardly on an outer side edge of the shoe sole (11), the inclination regulating blade having a lower surface connected to the sole surface of the shoe. And a golf shoe for a right-handed golfer, in which the protruding edge (22) side is inclined in a direction in which the side becomes higher. 2. An inclination regulating blade (2) extending outwardly is provided on an outer side edge of a shoe sole (11) of a shoe for a right foot, and the inclination regulating blade has a lower surface connected to a sole surface of the shoe. Golf shoes for left-handed golfers, which are inclined in a direction in which the protruding edge (22) side is higher.