JPS6311982Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a new golf marker holder that is used to mark the position of the ball during golf play, and is convenient to carry and can be used for other purposes. This was done for the purpose of ingenuity.

The illustrated embodiment includes an upper half 1 having a dwarf shape with a semicircular edge at the upper end, and a lower half 2 having a forked tip.
Projecting parts 4 and 4' are integrally provided on both sides of the middle part of the metal main body 3 consisting of the above, and a circular recess 5 whose front face and upper end face are open is bored in the front face of the upper half part 1. A groove 7 is formed by protruding an upward projecting edge 6 from the opening edge of the lower half of the circular recess 5, and a metal groove 7 having the same thickness as the main body 3 is separately provided. A U-shaped undulating member 9 of a size that surrounds the entire periphery of the upper half 1 except for the lower side with a square rod.
The U-shaped undulating member 9 is fitted around the upper half 1, and the base end of the U-shaped undulating member 9 is connected to a pair of horizontal shafts 10 on both sides of the base end of the upper half 1. ，
10' to allow the U-shaped undulation member 9 to fall freely forward and backward, and furthermore, both proximal ends 11, A pusher 13 is embedded with a spring 12 that presses the lower surface and front and rear surfaces of the pusher 11'.
3 functions to maintain the U-shaped undulating member 9 in the undulating state and the forward and backward lying state, and also places a small disc-shaped marker 15 in the circular recess 5 of the U-shaped undulating member 9. When the marker 15 is in the reclined state, it can be freely dropped into the circular recess 5 by fitting the lower half edge of the marker 15 into the recessed groove 5 and returning the U-shaped undulating member 9 to the upright state. The marker 15 is stored so that it cannot be removed.

Incidentally, a crest, a specific design, advertising characters, etc. may be provided on the surface of the marker 15.

Since the present invention is as described above, when it becomes necessary to mark the position of the ball while playing golf, the undulating member can be lowered forward or backward, the marker can be extracted from the recess, and the marker can be used again. Of course, this invention has the advantage of being useful in that it can be used to mark the position of the ball by reversing the extraction operation and restoring the marker in the recess. The fork-shaped part provided at the lower end of the fork-shaped part is useful as it can be used to repair marks where the ball fell on the green and the grass on the course, and it can also be used to repair markers stored in the recessed part. As mentioned above, it is possible to arbitrarily provide a crest, a specific design, advertising characters, etc., so it has practical effects such as being ideal as a status item, gift item, or advertising item.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an embodiment of the golf marker holder of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the whole, Fig. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line A-A in Fig. 1, and Fig. 3 is a sectional view taken along line A-A in Fig. 1.
The figure is a sectional view taken along the line A'-A' in FIG. 1, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a state in which the undulating member is folded down. 1...upper half, 2...lower half, 3...main body,
4, 4'...Protruding part, 5...Circular recess, 6...
Protruding edge, 7... Concave groove, 9... Relief member, 10, 1
0'... horizontal axis, 11, 11'... base end, 12...
Spring, 13...Press, 15...Marker.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A dwarf-shaped part having a fork-shaped part at the lower end, an undulation member having a shape that surrounds the entire periphery of the dwarf-shaped part except for the lower side, a shaft that supports the undulation member in the dwarf-shaped part in a freely undulating manner, and an undulation member. A recess is formed in the front of the dwarf-shaped part, and the front and upper end faces are open, and the front opening edge of the lower half of the recess faces upward. A protruding edge is provided to form a groove, and the upper end opening of the recess is closed when the above-mentioned undulating member is in an upright state, and opens when the undulating member is in a laid down state. A small plate-like marker of the same size or the same size is stored so that it can be taken in and out by opening and closing the undulation member, and the marker can be taken out to the front side by the above-mentioned protrusion, and taken out upward by the raised part of the undulation member. A golf marker holder characterized in that it is blocked depending on the condition.