JP2013090712A - Golf equipment carrying holder in playing golf - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a golf equipment carrying holder that stores a golf ball and a green fork, allows a disposable body warmer to be attached in winter, and is stored in the pocket of pants or skirt of a player.SOLUTION: The golf equipment carrying holder includes a spare ball storage part that is cylindrically assembled with the use of a flexible base material on the front surface of the golf equipment carrying holder. A spare ball storage opening is closed by rubber formed in the rim to be slightly smaller than a ball, and is formed in a drawstring bag shape. A backing material 11 is sewed or bonded onto a front surface material 10, and the storage part 5 of the green fork C is arranged between them. A spacer 9 is attached to easily house the green fork C while preventing fall. A storage part having Velcro fasteners (R) for mounting a storage bag to store a disposable body warmer as necessary is arranged on a side of the golf equipment carrying holder in contact with the body, for the disposable body warmer which is required for cold protection.

Description

  The present invention relates to a golf equipment carrying holder. More specifically, the present invention carries golf balls, green forks during golf play, and other items such as disposable warmers during winter so as not to interfere with play and facilitates removal. At the same time, it protects itself from the sharp green fork, and at the same time, prevents the contents from being scattered due to the damage of disposable warmers caused by tibeggs and green forks.

  When playing golf, reserve balls B1 and B2 in case of loss due to play balls A, OB, etc. used for play, green forks C, drivers and irons, fairway wood or utility tibbegs D In addition, it is desirable to carry the disposable warmer G in the ball marker E and winter, and usually carry it in a pocket of trousers or a skirt. When there is a risk of OB in the play ball A in the ball, the play is continued with the provisional ball by the reserve ball B, but the player must always recognize the ball currently being played. If the play ball A and the reserve ball B are mixed in the pocket, it is easy to lose track of which ball is currently being played. In particular, if the play ball picked up on the green is replaced with the reserve ball B, it will be a serious violation and a two-stroke penalty will be imposed.

  In addition, Green Fork C and Tibeg D have a sharp shape because they are stabbed into the ground, and there is no risk of injury to the leg through pocket breakage or in some cases through some impact. It is out. Similarly, when the disposable body warmer G is put in the same pocket, the bag is broken, and the black iron powder inside is exposed, resulting in a disastrous situation.

JP2010-094469 Registered Utility Model 3119536 Utility Model Open Hei 6-005657

Regarding Patent Document 1, golf balls, tibegs, and markers are used, and Patent Documents 2 and 3 are used together with a golf holder with a green fork added to a single holder and attached to a trouser or skirt belt. Then there is.
As a problem

  (A) When worn on the side or front of the waist other than the back side, it will interfere with play, so it is often worn on the belt on the side near the back. For right-handed players, It seems to be more convenient to wear it near the right back pocket, but usually a scorecard is often put in the corresponding pocket and it is difficult to use it because it interferes with each other. The opposite is true for left-handed players.

  (B) During rainy weather, when wearing rainwear, it will be worn in the rainwear, making it difficult to put in and out the equipment.

  (C) I hear that some players feel uncomfortable with the play style of attaching the holder to the side close to the back of the belt.

  (D) Golf balls, tibbegs, markers, green forks, etc. need to be mounted at predetermined positions, but it is difficult to store them at the predetermined positions because they are mounted on the side near the back where the holder is not directly visible.

  (1) Store golf ball spare ball B, green fork C, and disposable warmer G in winter, and use the holder for carrying it in the player's trousers or skirt pocket as shown in FIG. A golf equipment carrying holder 1 characterized by

  (2) FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the outline of the position for storing each product in the golf product carrying holder 1.

  Spaces are provided so that one or two golf ball spare balls B and green fork C can be stored. It is assumed that one play ball A, Tibeg D, and marker E are stored as they are in the same pocket as the golf equipment carrying holder 1. Further, a storage bag mounting space for the disposable body warmer G is provided on the side in contact with the body of the golf equipment carrying holder 1. The golf equipment carrying holder 1 is shaped so as to be suspended from the pocket entrance edge of the pants or skirt by a clip 2a.

  The clip 2a may be detachable, and may be attached to either the left or the right so as to correspond to the left pocket like the clip 2b.

(3) FIG. 3 is an explanatory view of a disposable body warmer storage unit.
The disposable body warmer G is used in a storage bag that can be attached to and detached from the body that is the back surface of the golf equipment carrying holder 1. A magic tape male 8 is attached to the storage bag, and a magic tape female 7 is attached to the back of the golf equipment carrying holder 1 so that it can be attached as necessary.

(4) FIG. 4 is an exploded view of the green fork storage section.
A housing portion is formed by the surface material 10 and the backing material 11. Green forks tend to adhere to dirt and mud on the way they are used, and when stored as they are, dirt and mud tend to accumulate inside the storage. In order to solve this problem, as shown by hatching in FIG. 4, the lower part is not performed and only both sides are sewn or bonded 12, and the lower part is opened to prevent the mixed sand and mud from staying. Further, by attaching the spacer 9, it becomes easy to store the green fork, and at the same time, measures to prevent the green fork from falling are taken.

  (5) FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram when a spare ball is stored at the bottom of a pocket when the player has a large hand or the pocket entrance is small. In the structure of FIG. 2, since a part of the entrance is blocked, it is difficult to use when the player has a large hand or a small pocket. In such a case, the reserve ball storage part may be enlarged and a storage part may be provided near the bottom of the pocket.

When the player does not use the holders as in Patent Documents 1, 2, and 3, the playing ball A, the spare ball B, the green fork C, the tibeg D, and the marker E are mixed and stored in one pocket, or the spare ball B Carry Green Fork C in a separate pocket.
According to the present invention,

  (1) Since the number of balls that can be freely used can be limited to one, the play ball A can be easily recognized and the risk of serious violation can be avoided.

  (2) Green forks C with sharp parts do not have to be stored directly in the pocket, eliminating the risk of damage to the pocket and possibly incurring injury to the leg due to some sort of impact. The risk of damage such as perforation can be greatly reduced.

  (3) Although it is indispensable to carry the disposable body warmer G in winter play, the pocket containing Green Fork C and Tibeg has a risk of being damaged and splashing the contents. I had to do it. However, by using the holder 1, the green fork C and the disposable body warmer G are isolated, and the disposable body warmer is contained in the storage bag, so that it is difficult to be affected by the tibegg D, and there is no problem even if it is placed in the corresponding pocket. In addition, since the pockets other than the corresponding pocket can be kept free, a plurality of disposable body warmers can be carried in the left and right pockets, improving the measures against cold.

It is the figure explaining the method of mounting | wearing a player's pocket with a golf equipment carrying holder. It is the figure explaining the outline | summary of the position and method of accommodating each article in the golf article carrying holder. It is explanatory drawing of the disposable body storage part of the back surface of the golf equipment carrying holder. It is decomposition | disassembly explanatory drawing of a green fork C storage part. It is explanatory drawing at the time of storing a reserve ball in a pocket bottom part when a player with a big hand and a pocket entrance are small.

Hereinafter, modes for carrying out the present invention will be described.
A golf equipment carrying holder 1 that fits in a pocket of trousers with a material such as leather, synthetic fiber or canvas is provided. The golf equipment carrying holder 1 is provided with a spare ball storage portion 3 which is formed of a flexible material into a cylindrical shape. In order to secure the opening of the spare ball storage port 4 at the entrance and to prevent easy ball outflow, rubber is embedded around the edge of the entrance part of the spare ball storage port 4 to form a loose drawstring slightly smaller than the outer shape of the ball To do.

  The backing material 11 is attached to the surface material 10 including the spare sphere storage portion 3, and the space therebetween is used as the storage portion of the green fork C. At that time, sewing or bonding is performed only on both sides, and an opening for preventing stagnation of dust is secured in the lower part. At the same time, the spacer 9 is embedded in the portion to improve the storage performance of the green fork C, and at the same time serve to prevent the green fork C from falling.

  A storage part for storing the disposable body warmer is provided on the side of the golf equipment carrying holder 1 that contacts the body. The disposable body storage bag to be attached here is made detachable with Velcro. The material of the disposable warmer storage bag is preferably mesh.

A Golf ball Play ball B Golf ball Spare ball C Green fork D Tibeg E Ball marker F Trouser pocket G Disposable body warmer 1 Golf equipment carrying holder 2a Clip right mounting state 2b Clip left mounting state 3 Spare ball storage part 4 Spare ball storage port 5 Green Fork Storage Port 6 Disposable Cairo Storage Bag 7 Magic Tape Female 8 Magic Tape Male 9 Spacer 10 Surface Material 11 Backing Material 12 Sewing or Bonding

Claims (6)

  A golf equipment carrying holder which is a holder 1 for carrying a golf ball, a green fork golf equipment and a disposable body warmer, and is stored in a pocket of a trouser or a skirt.   A golf equipment carrying holder having a structure in which a spare ball storage portion 3 in the form of a tube or a bag is provided on the surface of the golf equipment carrying holder 1 of claim 1.   A golf equipment carrying holder having a structure in which the periphery of the spare ball storage port 4 of the spare ball storage section 3 according to claim 2 is formed in a loose drawstring shape that is slightly narrower than the ball with a rubber strap or the like.   A golf equipment carrying holder having a structure in which a storage portion for storing the green fork C is provided inside the golf equipment carrying holder 1 according to claim 1.   The golf fork carrying holder having a structure in which the green fork storage space of claim 3 is provided with an opening for preventing stagnation of garbage.   A golf equipment carrying holder having a structure in which the disposable body warmer G can be stored on the side of the holder 1 in contact with the body of the holder 1 and can be attached and detached as necessary.

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