JPH09299527A - Golf club organizer - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) 【Abstract】 PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To organize and accommodate golf clubs, especially iron clubs in a golf bag so that a required golf club can be immediately taken out, and furthermore, the loss of a specific golf club can be recognized immediately. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a golf club organizer. A head holding section 3 and legs 5, 7 are provided, and the head holding section has a plurality of head accommodating sections 29 to 43 partitioned by a plurality of partition plates 11 to 27. Preferably,
The plurality of partition plates are inclined corresponding to the loft of the head of each iron club, and the height of the plurality of head accommodating portions is such that the iron club held in the head accommodating portion has a smaller iron count. It is located at a higher position according to the length of the club shaft, and is located at a lower position according to the shaft length of the iron club as the count increases.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus for organizing and accommodating golf clubs, particularly iron clubs, in a golf bag.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art When a golf player rounds a golf course, a golf club, which is required, is stored in a golf bag, and the caddy is carried by an electric cart or the player himself by an electric car. Then, the player selects and takes out the required golf club from the golf bag according to the remaining distance to the green, and returns it to the golf bag after use.

However, a golf bag contains a plurality of types of golf clubs such as wood, irons and putters, and in particular, irons are usually numbered from 3 to 9, pitching wedges and sand wedges. As a result, the player may not be able to immediately find and retrieve the required golf club from the golf bag during play.

In addition, the player may leave one of the golf clubs in the middle of the course while playing, but when a plurality of golf clubs are cluttered in the golf bag, the golf clubs are insufficient. At first glance, you cannot discover what you are doing. As a result, he may continue to play without knowing that there is a shortage of golf clubs, and after a few holes he may find that he has left the golf clubs until he tries to use them.

Further, before going out to the golf course, the caddy usually confirms the type and the number of golf clubs used by each player on that day. Even in this case, particularly with an iron having a large number, the number cannot be confirmed smoothly.

[0006] Conventionally, as a device for organizing golf clubs in a golf bag, there is a tubular body made of mesh-shaped plastic. This is to insert a plurality of cylinders in a golf bag according to the number of golf clubs and insert the shafts of the golf clubs into the cylinders so that the shafts do not overlap with each other. However, this is mainly intended to solve the problem that the shafts are entangled with each other and are difficult to take out from the golf bag. Since all such cylinders have the same shape and the same height, it is not clear which golf club is accommodated and where. Therefore, if the player does not decide the position of the cylinder for each golf club and puts it in an appropriate cylinder each time the golf club is used, when the player tries to take out the necessary golf club, I can't find the golf club right away.

[0007]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and a golf club, especially an iron club, is housed in a golf bag in an organized manner, and a necessary golf club is provided. It is an object of the present invention to provide a golf club organizer in which a golf club can be immediately taken out and the loss of a specific golf club can be recognized immediately.

[0008]

In order to achieve the above object, a golf club organizing tool of the present invention comprises a head holding portion and legs for supporting the head holding portion, and the head holding portion comprises a plurality of head holding portions. It has a plurality of head accommodating parts partitioned by the partition plate.

The plurality of partition plates may be inclined corresponding to the loft of the head of each iron club.

Further, the height of the plurality of head accommodating portions is higher in accordance with the length of the shaft of the iron club as the iron club held in the head accommodating portion is smaller, and the iron count becomes larger. Accordingly, the iron club may be in a lower position depending on the length of the shaft.

Further, a hole corresponding to a hole formed near the upper end of the golf bag is formed in the leg portion, and the leg portion is attached to the golf bag by passing the belt with both holes aligned. It may be fixed.

[0012]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION The present invention will be specifically described below based on the illustrated embodiments. FIG. 1 shows a state in which a golf club organizer 1 of the present invention is set in a golf bag B, and in this example, a golf club for organizing and storing iron clubs Nos. 3 to 9 and a pitching wedge in a golf bag. 1 shows a club organizer 1.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the golf club organizer 1 includes a head holding portion 3 and 2 extending downward from both ends thereof.
The head holding portion 3 and the two leg portions 5 and 7 are fixed by fasteners 10 at connection portions 8 formed at both ends of the head holding portion 3. There is.

The head holding portion 3 is integrally formed as a whole, and includes a slanted base portion 9 and nine partition plates 11 to 27 formed upward from there. In FIG. 2, the partition plate 13 is the partition plate 11 on the left side thereof.
The partition plate 15 is inclined slightly to the right of the partition plate 15, and the partition plate 15 has a slightly larger tilt angle than the partition plate 13 adjacent to the left side thereof, and thus the tilt angle of the partition plate gradually increases toward the right in FIG. (The relationship appears to be opposite in Figure 3). Such an inclination angle of each partition plate 11 to 27 substantially corresponds to the loft angle of the head of each iron. Further, the shape of each of the partition plates 11 to 27 is substantially trapezoidal to resemble the shape of the head of each iron, but it is of course possible to use other shapes.

Head accommodating portions 29 to 43 are formed between the partition plates 11 to 27. In FIG. 2, from the left in order, the head accommodating portion 29 accommodates each of the 3 irons and the head accommodating portion 31 accommodates each of the 4 irons. The head accommodating portion 43 accommodates the head of the pitching wedge.

Since the inclination angles of the partition plates 11 to 27 are formed so as to correspond to the loft angles of the heads of the irons, the heads of the irons are accommodated in the head accommodating portions 29 to 4 respectively.
When housed in No. 3, the shaft of each iron extends vertically downward in the golf bag. Therefore, the shafts do not overlap each other.

The bottom of each head accommodating portion 29-43 is
In FIG. 2, the height at which it is located decreases as it goes from left to right. This corresponds to the fact that the shaft length gradually decreases as the iron count increases from the smaller count. Due to such a configuration, when the heads of the irons respectively corresponding to the head accommodating portions 29 to 43 are accommodated, the grip positions of the irons are located at substantially the same height in the golf bag B.

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the legs 5 and 7 include
Connection leg 45 connected to the connection portion 8 of the head holding portion 3
And a mounting portion 47 that extends in a substantially rectangular shape is formed below the connection leg 45. In FIG. 2, the leg portion 5 located on the left side has a relatively long connecting leg 45, and the leg portion 7 located on the right side has a short connecting leg 45.

The mounting portion 47 of each leg 5, 7 is
As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, they are in a mirror image relationship and have the same function. That is, the attachment portion 47 is formed with two elongated holes 49 that are long in the vertical direction. The positions of the long holes 49 correspond to the two belt holes P formed near the upper end of the golf bag B. And the two long holes 49
The leg portions 5 can be fixed to the golf bag B by aligning them with the two belt holes P and fastening the belts S with buckles through the holes in this state.

The leg portion 5 is made of, for example, a flexible plastic plate, and although not clearly shown in the drawing, a part of the mounting portion 47 is formed thinner than other portions. The thinly formed portion can be deformed along the inner portion of the cylindrical inlet of the golf bag B when the mounting portion 47 is pressed. As a result, the mounting portion 47 can be fitted snugly inside the golf bag B and does not interfere with the loading and unloading of the golf club.

The structure for fixing the leg portions 5 and 7 to the golf bag B is not limited to the above-mentioned form, but in addition to this, for example, the leg portions 5 and 7 are formed long so as to hit the bottom of the golf bag B. At the entrance of the golf bag B, the leg portions 5 and 7 may be fixed so as not to move by using an appropriate clamp member.

Further, in the above embodiment, since the lengths of the leg portions 5 and 7 are fixed, the height of the head holding portion 3 cannot be changed, but the leg portions 5 and 7 and the head holding portion 3 cannot be changed. The height of the head holding portion 3 may be changed by adopting a structure capable of changing the connection position or an extendable / contractible leg portion.

The head holding portion 3 and the leg portions 5 and 7 may be integrally formed.

The golf club organizer 1 of the present invention has the structure as described above. When this is used, the golf club organizer 1 is attached to the golf bag B as shown in FIG.
Hold the iron club head corresponding to 3. When using an iron club, hold the head portion, take out an appropriate club, and return it to the original position after use.

[0025]

As described above, according to the present invention, since the head holding portion has the plurality of head accommodating portions partitioned by the plurality of partition plates, the golf club heads are held by the head accommodating portions. Golf clubs can be stored in a bag in an organized manner.

If the plurality of partition plates are inclined corresponding to the lofts of the heads of the iron clubs, the heads of the iron clubs are held at the corresponding positions.
Since the shafts of the iron clubs extend straight downward in the vertical direction, the shafts of the iron clubs do not overlap with each other in the golf bag to damage them, and it is not difficult to remove the club from the golf bag.

Further, the height of the plurality of head accommodating portions is higher in accordance with the length of the shaft of the iron club as the iron club held in the head accommodating portion is smaller, and as the iron number becomes larger, When the iron club is located at a low position depending on the length of the shaft, the locations of all the iron clubs can be confirmed at a glance, and therefore, for example, the number of golf clubs before and after the start of play can be determined. At the time of confirmation, it can be confirmed instantly. Furthermore, since the head height is positioned according to the length of each iron club, when selecting and removing a specific iron club, in addition to the number displayed on the iron club, The iron club can be taken out by judging the length as well, so that the club to be taken out is not mistaken. Furthermore, since the positions of the heads are lined up from the upper side to the lower side, it is easy to confirm the head number and it is easy to take out.

Further, holes corresponding to the holes formed near the upper end of the golf bag are formed in the leg portion, and the leg portion can be fixed to the golf bag by passing the belt with both holes aligned. If so, the golf club organizer can be easily attached to the golf bag currently owned.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a golf bag to which a golf club organizer of the present invention is attached.

FIG. 2 is a front view of the golf club organizer of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a view of the golf club organizer of the present invention seen from the opposite side to FIG.

FIG. 4 is a top view of the golf club organizer of the present invention.

5 is a view of the golf club organizer of the present invention viewed from the left side of FIG. 2. FIG.

FIG. 6 is a view of the golf club organizer of the present invention seen from the right side in FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Golf club organizing tool 3 Head holding part 5, 7 Leg part 8 Connection part 9 Base part 10 Fastener 11-27 Partition plate 29-43 Head accommodation part 45 Connection leg 47 Attachment part 49 Long hole B Golf bag P Belt hole S Belt

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A golf club comprising a head holding portion and legs for supporting the head holding portion, wherein the head holding portion has a plurality of head accommodating portions partitioned by a plurality of partition plates. Organizer. 2. The golf club organizer according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of partition plates are inclined corresponding to a loft of a head of each iron club. 3. The height of the plurality of head accommodating portions is higher according to the length of the shaft of the iron club as the iron club retained in the head accommodating portion is smaller, and the height is larger. The golf club organizer according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the iron club is located at a lower position depending on the length of the shaft of the iron club. 4. A hole corresponding to a hole formed near an upper end of the golf bag is formed in the leg portion, and the leg portion is passed through the belt by passing the belt with the both holes aligned. The golf club organizer according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein the golf club organizer is fixed to the golf club.