KR20230123702A - Golf club cleaning device - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is intended to automatically remove foreign substances from a golf club and wash the golf club. To this end, the present invention comprises: a body part including a main case which is provided in the form of an enclosure that is open on an upper portion and has a predetermined space therein and a main case cover which opens and closes the open upper portion of the main case and has a golf club inlet port formed at the center; a golf club washing unit which is provided in the main case and removes, when a head of a golf club is introduced through the golf club inlet port, foreign substances from the head of the golf club and sprays washing liquid so that the head of the golf club is washed; and a water tank unit which stores washing liquid therein and supplies the stored washing liquid to the golf club washing unit.

Description

Golf club cleaning device {GOLF CLUB CLEANING DEVICE}

The present invention relates to a golf club cleaning device, which is easily disposed within a screen golf facility or an indoor/outdoor golf course and a golf club store to automatically remove and wash foreign substances on golf clubs before or after use, and to provide disinfectant water to the surrounding atmosphere and users. It relates to a golf club cleaning device for disinfection by spraying.

Recently, as the population enjoying golf increases, screen golf facilities, indoor driving ranges, golf courses and driving range facilities are increasing a lot, and golf equipment is also being developed in various ways.

Among golf equipment, a golf club is a tool for hitting a golf ball, and when hitting a golf ball, it has a sensitive effect on the flight angle and rotation of the golf ball according to the state of the surface of the head.

In general, when a golf ball is hit while swinging a golf club at a golf course or driving range, foreign substances such as soil, grass, or a coating material of the golf ball are deposited on the hitting surface of the golf club head. It becomes an obstacle when sending a golf ball in the desired direction. At this time, it is necessary to frequently wipe the head of the golf club with a towel before or after a golf swing, or after a golf game or practice is over.

Conventionally, since the user has to remove foreign substances by hand from the golf club, it takes a lot of time to remove the foreign substances, and the operation is very inconvenient. In addition, there was a problem in that the distance and the direction of the golf ball were hindered when the golf swing was performed without removing the foreign matter.

Republic of Korea Patent Registration No. 10-2201299 (Title of Invention: Golf Club Automatic Cleaning Device, Registration Date: 2019.02.07.)

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention is a golf club that can be easily disposed in a screen golf facility or an indoor/outdoor golf course and a golf club store to easily remove and wash foreign substances attached to the golf club before or after use of the golf club. It is an object of the present invention to provide a cleaning device.

Another object of the present invention is to spray a disinfectant to sterilize and disinfect the air around the cleaning device, and to spray sterilization, disinfection and directional mist to a user who operates the device to clean a golf club. It is to provide a golf clock cleaning device that enables

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention opens and closes the open top of the main case 11 and the main case 11 formed in the shape of a box with an open top and having a certain space therein, and a golf club in the center. When the head of the golf club is provided inside the main case 11 and the body portion 10 including the main case cover 12 in which the inlet 121 is formed, and the golf club head is inserted from the golf club inlet 121, golf It is characterized in that it consists of a golf club washing unit 20 capable of removing foreign substances from the club head and spraying the cleaning liquid to clean it, and a water tank unit capable of storing the cleaning liquid therein and supplying the stored cleaning liquid to the golf club cleaning unit 20. do.

The golf club cleaning unit 20 has an open top and an internal space, and the opened top is disposed under the main case cover 12 and the cleaning case 21 and the golf club inlet 121 are inserted into the golf club inlet 121 A rotating brush 22 provided on one side of the inside of the cleaning case 21 and provided on the other side inside the cleaning case 21 to remove foreign substances from the head of the golf club provides driving force for rotating the brush. It includes a driving unit 23 that generates and transfers it to the brush 22.

In addition, the golf club cleaning unit 20 is provided inside the cleaning case 21 so that one side is positioned above the brush 22, and the cleaning liquid can be sprayed toward the brush 22. A spray nozzle 24 is further included.

In addition, the brush 22 is formed in the shape of a cylinder, and a rotating shaft 221, one end of which is connected to the driving unit 23, is coupled to the center, and is parallel to the rotating shaft 221 to form the rotating shaft 221 It is characterized in that it receives the driving force generated from the driving unit 23 through.

Alternatively, the brush 22 is formed in a circular plate shape, and a rotating shaft 221 having one end connected to the drive unit 23 is coupled to the center, and one side of the brush 22 is inclined at a predetermined angle. It is characterized by forming.

In addition, the water tank unit 30 includes a cleaning liquid case 31 storing a cleaning liquid therein and

A cleaning liquid delivery member 33 coupled to one side of the cleaning liquid case 31 and coupled to the cleaning liquid spray nozzle 24 to deliver the cleaning liquid stored in the cleaning liquid case 31 to the cleaning liquid spray nozzle 24 ).

In addition, the disinfection unit 50 is provided on the front of the main case 11 and the upper part of the main case cover 12, respectively, and sprays a disinfectant solution to the front of the main case 11 and the upper part of the main case cover 12. ) is further included.

In addition, the disinfection unit 50 is coupled to the front surface of the main case 11 and protrudes from the upper part of the body spray nozzle 51 for spraying the disinfectant solution to one side and the main case cover 12, and the disinfectant solution to the outer circumferential surface. The disinfectant solution is stored inside the external spray nozzle 52 for spraying, and is provided inside the main case 11 to be combined with the body spray nozzle 51 and the external spray nozzle 52, and the body spray nozzle (51) and a disinfectant solution delivery member 53 for delivering the disinfectant solution to each of the external spray nozzles 52.

In addition, a hollow golf ball inlet 14 is formed on one side of the main case 11, and an opening and closing door 15 is further formed on the front side of the main case 11, It is provided inside and further includes a golf ball washing unit 60 capable of washing the golf ball when the golf ball inlet 14 is inserted.

In addition, the golf ball cleaning unit 60 has a space formed therein, and the cleaning liquid is stored in the inner space, and the cleaning liquid is input through the cleaning tank 61 that transmits ultrasonic vibrations to the cleaning liquid and the golf ball inlet 14. A holder 62 detachably coupled to the upper inner space of the washing tub 61 is included to hold the golf ball.

The present invention can automatically remove and wash foreign substances attached to golf clubs by inserting golf clubs before or after use that are easily placed in screen golf facilities or indoor and outdoor golf courses and golf club stores, and after washing, remaining on golf clubs There is an effect that can be easily removed and dried the cleaning solution to be.

In addition, not only can the user's body be easily disinfected before or after use of the golf club, but also when placed in an indoor golf course and golf club store, the indoor space is sterilized to prevent infections occurring in the respiratory tract due to indoor air pollution. There is an effect that can be minimized.

1 is a perspective view of a golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 2 is a front view of the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention in an open state.
3 is a plan view of an open interior of a golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a plan view of the golf club cleaning unit 20 in the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a perspective view of a state in which the main case cover 12 is removed from the golf club cleaning device according to another embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a view showing a state of use of the golf club cleaning unit 20 in the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a perspective view of the water tank unit 30 in the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
8 is an exploded perspective view of the water tank unit 30 in the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
9 is a front cross-sectional view of the water tank unit 30 in the golf club washing device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
10 is a view showing a state of use of the drying unit 40 in the golf club washing device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
11 is a perspective view of a case where a golf ball cleaning unit 60 is provided in the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
12 is a front view of a golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention in an open state when the golf ball cleaning unit 60 is provided.
13 is a perspective view of the golf ball cleaning unit 60 in the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
14 is an exploded perspective view of the golf ball cleaning unit 60 in the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

1 is a perspective view of a golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is a front view of the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention in an open state. 3 is a plan view of an open interior of a golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 4 is a plan view of the golf club cleaning unit 20 in the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 5 is a perspective view of a state in which the main case cover 12 is removed from the golf club cleaning device according to another embodiment of the present invention. 6 is a view showing a state of use of the golf club cleaning unit 20 in the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 7 is a perspective view of the water tank unit 30 in the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 8 is an exploded perspective view of the water tank unit 30 in the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 9 is a front cross-sectional view of the water tank unit 30 in the golf club washing device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 10 is a view showing a state of use of the drying unit 40 in the golf club washing device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 11 is a perspective view of a case where a golf ball cleaning unit 60 is provided in a golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 12 is a front view of a golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention in an open state when the golf ball cleaning unit 60 is provided. 13 is a perspective view of the golf ball cleaning unit 60 in the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 14 is an exploded perspective view of the golf ball cleaning unit 60 in the golf club cleaning device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Referring to Figures 1 to 3, the body portion 10 can be moved to a position desired by the user to clean the golf club and the head of the golf club. The body portion 10 may have a predetermined space therein, and may include a golf club cleaning portion 20 and a water tank portion 30 therein. The body portion 10 may protect the golf club cleaning portion 20, the water tank portion 30, and the golf ball cleaning portion 60 provided therein from being damaged by an external force. At this time, the body portion 10 may include a main case 11, a main case cover 12, and a moving wheel 13.

The main case 11 may be formed in an enclosure shape with an open upper portion and a predetermined space therein. The main case 11 may be formed in an enclosure shape such as a rectangle or a circle. For example, the main case 11 may be formed in a rectangular box shape. The main case 11 may be provided with a golf club cleaning unit 20, a water tank unit 30, and a golf ball cleaning unit 60 to the inside. The main case 11 may play a role of protecting the golf club from being easily damaged when an external force is applied to the golf club cleaning unit 20 and the water tank unit 30 provided therein.

The main case cover 12 is coupled to the upper portion of the main case 11, and a golf club inlet 121 may be formed in the center. The main case cover 12 may be formed to correspond to the shape of the upper part of the main case 11 . The main case cover 12 can open and close the top of the main case 11 . The head of the golf club may be inserted through the golf club inlet 121 of the main case cover 12 . At this time, the golf club inlet 121 may be formed by passing through one surface and the other surface of the main case cover 12, and the head of the golf club may be inserted through the golf club inlet 121.

The moving wheel 13 may be coupled to the lower part of the main case 11 to move the main case 11 . A plurality of moving wheels 13 may be coupled to each lower corner of the main case 11 . The moving wheel 13 can easily move the main case 11 to a position desired by the user.

Referring to FIG. 4 , when a golf club is inserted into the golf club cleaning unit 20 , foreign substances may be removed and washed from the head of the golf club. The golf club cleaning unit 20 may be provided inside the main case 11 such that an upper portion is located on the side of the main case cover 12 in the body portion 10 . The golf club cleaning unit 20 may remove and clean foreign substances attached to the head of a golf club inserted through the golf club inlet 121 of the main case cover 12 . The golf club washing unit 20 may clean the head of the golf club by removing dust or foreign substances, such as shaking off foreign substances or spraying a cleaning solution thereon. At this time, the golf club cleaning unit 20 includes a cleaning case 21, a brush 22, a driving unit 23, and a cleaning liquid injection nozzle 24.

The washing case 21 may be formed in an enclosure shape with an open top and a certain space therein. The cleaning case 21 may be formed in an enclosure shape such as a square or a circle. The cleaning case 21 may be formed in a rectangular housing shape, for example. The washing case 21 may be provided inside the main case 11 of the body portion 10 so that the upper portion is positioned below the main case cover 12 . The open top of the cleaning case 21 may communicate with the golf club inlet 121 of the main case cover 12 . An outlet 211 may be formed at a lower portion of the cleaning case 21 . At this time, the discharge port 211 is formed through a lower portion of the washing case 21 and may be connected to the water tank unit 30 through the discharge pipe 212 .

When the brush 22 is in contact with the head of the golf club, it can be rotated to remove foreign substances such as soil or dust from the head of the golf club. The brush 22 may be formed in the shape of a cylinder. The outer circumferential surface of the brush 22 may be formed of a cleaning brush made of cloth or synthetic resin. The brush 22 may be disposed on one side of the inside of the cleaning case 21 . One side of the brush 22 is coupled to the driving unit 23 to receive driving force from the driving unit 23 and rotate. The brush 22 may receive vibration from the drive unit 23 and vibrate ultrasonically.

In this case, the axis of rotation 221 is coupled to the center of the brush 22, and the brush 22 may be coupled to the axis of rotation 221 parallel to the axis of rotation 221. One end of the rotating shaft 221 is connected to the driving unit 23 and receives a driving force for rotation from the driving unit 23, so that the brush 22 can rotate clockwise or counterclockwise around the rotating shaft 221. .

In addition, the brush 22 may receive vibration for ultrasonic vibration through a rotating shaft 221 having one end coupled to the driving unit 23 .

In addition, according to another embodiment as shown in Figure 5, the brush 22 may be formed in the shape of a circular plate (Plate). The brush 22 may be disposed on one side of the inside of the cleaning case 21 with one side inclined at a predetermined angle. The brush 22 may form a predetermined angle with the rotation axis 221 . One side of the brush 22 may be inclined toward the outlet 211 of the cleaning case 21 .

In this case, the brush 22 is rotated while in contact with the head of the golf club to remove the foreign matter attached to the head of the golf club along the contact surface of the brush 22 in contact with the head of the golf club. It can be induced to move to the outlet 211 of the washing case 21.

The driving unit 23 may receive power from the outside and generate rotational driving force for rotating the brush 22 . The driving unit 23 may generate vibration for ultrasonically vibrating the brush 22 . For example, the driving unit 23 may include a "driving motor" and an "ultrasonic vibrator". The driving unit 23 may be disposed on the other side of the inside of the washing case 21 . The driving unit 23 may be coupled with the brush 22 . The drive unit 23 is coupled to the rotational shaft 221 of the brush 22 to transmit driving force and vibration generated by the rotational shaft 221 .

The cleaning liquid spray nozzle 24 may spray the cleaning liquid toward the brush 22 . The washing liquid injection nozzle 24 may be coupled to the washing case 21 so as to be located on the upper part of the brush 22 in the form of a hollow tube. The washing liquid injection nozzles 24 may be formed as a pair with the brush 22 interposed therebetween. The cleaning liquid injection nozzle 24 may spray the cleaning liquid to one side and receive the cleaning liquid to the other side. At this time, one side of the cleaning liquid injection nozzle 24 is located inside the washing case 21, and the other side may be coupled to the water tank unit 30. The washing liquid injection nozzle 24 receives the washing liquid from the water tank 30 at the other side and injects the washing liquid to one side.

Accordingly, the cleaning liquid injection nozzle 24 may spray a cleaning liquid capable of washing the head of the golf club in the process of removing foreign substances attached to the head of the golf club through the brush 22 . The washing liquid injection nozzle 24 may spray the washing liquid evenly to the brush 22 as a whole.

Referring to FIG. 6, the golf club cleaning unit 20 is inserted into the golf club inlet 121 of the main case cover 12 and contacts the brush 22 when the head of the golf club is inserted, the brush 22 It is automatically rotated through, and the washing liquid is sprayed through the washing liquid injection nozzle 24 to easily remove foreign substances such as soil or dust from the head of the golf club.

Referring to FIGS. 7 to 9 , the water tank unit 30 may store the cleaning liquid sprayed through the golf club cleaning unit 20 . It may be provided inside the main case 11 so as to be located below the golf club washing unit 20 . The water tank unit 30 is connected to the cleaning liquid injection nozzle 24 of the golf club washing unit 20, and can transfer and store the cleaning liquid sprayed to wash the head of the golf club to the cleaning liquid spray nozzle 24. At this time, the water tank unit 30 may include a washing liquid case 31 , a washing liquid case cover 32 , a washing liquid delivery member 33 , a water level sensor 34 , and a blowing member 35 .

The cleaning liquid case 31 may store the cleaning liquid transferred to the cleaning unit 31 therein. The washing liquid case 31 may be formed in an enclosure shape with an open top and a certain space therein. The cleaning liquid case 31 may be formed in a box shape such as a square or a circle. The cleaning liquid case 31 may be formed in a rectangular box shape, for example. The cleaning liquid case 31 may be provided inside the main case 11 of the body 10 to be positioned below the golf club cleaning unit 20 .

Accordingly, the cleaning liquid case 31 stores the cleaning liquid for spraying when removing and cleaning the foreign matter on the head of the golf club from the cleaning unit 20, and after the cleaning liquid is sprayed, the outlet 211 of the cleaning case 21 ) can store the cleaning liquid discharged from the

The washing liquid case cover 32 may be coupled to an upper portion of the washing liquid case 31 . The washing liquid case cover 32 may be formed to correspond to the shape of the upper part of the washing liquid case 31 . The washing liquid case cover 32 can open and close the upper part of the washing liquid case 31 . The washing liquid case cover 32 may be connected to the discharge pipe 212 of the washing case 21 . The discharge pipe 212 is connected to the upper part of the washing liquid case cover 32, and when coupled to the upper part of the washing liquid case 31, it communicates with the discharge pipe 212 and discharges the discharge pipe 212 from the discharge port 211 of the washing case 21. ) is stored in the cleaning liquid case 32 again, and the overflow of the stored cleaning liquid to the outside of the cleaning liquid case 31 can be prevented from being discharged.

The cleaning liquid delivery member 33 is coupled to the cleaning liquid case 31 and can transfer the cleaning liquid stored in the cleaning liquid case 31 to the golf club cleaning unit 20 . One side of the cleaning liquid delivery member 33 may be coupled to the cleaning liquid case 31 and the other side may be coupled to the cleaning liquid injection nozzle 24 of the golf club cleaning unit 20 . The cleaning liquid delivery member 33 may be, for example, a "pump". The cleaning liquid delivery member 33 serves to transfer the cleaning liquid stored in the cleaning liquid case 31 to the cleaning liquid spray nozzle 24 so that the cleaning liquid can be sprayed from the cleaning liquid spray nozzle 24 of the golf club cleaning unit 20 at high pressure. is to perform

The water level detection sensor 34 is provided inside the washing liquid case 31 to detect the level of the washing liquid stored inside the washing liquid case 31 . The other side of the water level sensor 34 may be coupled to the cleaning liquid case cover 32 such that one side comes into contact with the cleaning liquid of the cleaning liquid case 31 . The water level detection sensor 34 detects the level of the washing liquid stored in the washing liquid case 31 and alarms the water level in the form of sound or text according to the level.

For example, the water level detection sensor 34 detects whether the washing liquid is at a low or high level inside the washing liquid case 31, and when the water level is low or high, an alarm is sent in the form of a sound or text to indicate the low or high level state, By sending an alarm, It is possible to smoothly transfer the cleaning liquid to the cleaning liquid injection nozzle 24 through the cleaning liquid delivery member 33 and prevent the overflow of the cleaning liquid from the cleaning liquid case 31 in advance.

The blowing member 35 is coupled to the cleaning liquid case 31 and can maintain a constant temperature of the cleaning liquid stored inside the cleaning liquid case 31 . At least one blowing member 35 is coupled to the other side of the cleaning liquid case 31 to blow air into the cleaning liquid case 31 . The blowing member 35 may be, for example, a “fan”. The blowing member 35 is a blowing method that sucks air from the outside of the cleaning liquid case 31 and discharges it to the inside of the cleaning liquid case 31, thereby reducing or increasing the temperature of the cleaning liquid stored inside the cleaning liquid case 31. can

The drying unit 40 is coupled to one side of the body unit 10, and can remove and dry the cleaning solution remaining in the golf club. The drying unit 40 may remove the cleaning solution remaining in the golf club and dry the golf club by discharging air to one side. The drying unit 40 includes a suction member 41 for sucking in and discharging air, a connecting pipe 42 connected to the suction member 41 at one side and discharging air transferred from the suction member 41 to the other side, and a connecting pipe. 42 may be combined with the handle portion 43 for the user to easily grip and discharge air to a desired position.

At this time, the suction member 41 is coupled to one side of the main case 11, can suck air from one side and discharge it to the other side, and the connection pipe 42 is connected to the other side through which air is discharged from the suction member 41. One side may be coupled.

Accordingly, referring to FIG. 10, the drying unit 40 is generated from the suction member 41 when the user grips the handle unit 43 and places it in a desired position on the golf club, and discharges the product through the connection pipe 42. It is possible to remove the cleaning liquid and foreign substances remaining on the handle of the golf club as well as the head of the golf club with the air.

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the body portion 10 allows the user to disinfect and sterilize the human body before or after using the golf club. A disinfection unit 50 may be further provided.

The disinfection unit 50 is provided on the front and upper portions of the body unit 10, sprays the disinfectant solution upward, and sprays the disinfectant solution towards the user when the user is positioned forward. At this time, the disinfection unit 50 may include a body spray nozzle 51, an external spray nozzle 52, a disinfectant solution delivery member 53, and a proximity sensor 54.

Here, the human body spray nozzle 51 sprays the disinfectant solution through the disinfectant solution delivery member 53 or sprays a separately provided disinfectant solution for the human body.

At this time, the antiseptic solution for the human body may be provided by mixing the antiseptic solution and a mist having an aromatic component.

The human body spray nozzle 51 may spray a disinfectant solution to one side. The body injection nozzle 51 may be formed in a hollow tube shape. The body injection nozzle 51 may be coupled to the front of the body portion 10 . The body injection nozzle 51 may be coupled to one side of the front side of the main case 11 in a state in which one side of one side is in contact with the front side of the main case 11 . The body injection nozzle 51 is formed by extending a predetermined length, and may be disposed vertically or horizontally on the front of the main case 11 . The other side of the body spray nozzle 51 is coupled to the disinfectant solution delivery member 53, receives the disinfectant solution from the disinfectant solution delivery member 53, and sprays the disinfectant solution toward the front of the main case 12 through the other surface of one side.

The external spray nozzle 52 may spray the disinfectant solution to the outer circumferential surface. The external spray nozzle 52 may be formed in the form of a hollow tube with one end sealed. The external spray nozzle 52 has a plurality of through holes formed at regular intervals on one end of the outer circumferential surface, and may protrude from the upper portion of the body portion 10. The external injection nozzle 52 is formed vertically on the top of the main case cover 12, and may be formed on both sides of the top of the main case cover 12, respectively. The other end of the external spray nozzle 52 is coupled to the disinfectant solution delivery member 53 to receive the disinfectant solution from the disinfectant solution delivery member 53 and spray the disinfectant solution to the top of the main case cover 12 through a plurality of through holes at one end. there is.

The disinfectant solution delivery member 53 is coupled to the body portion 10 to deliver the disinfectant solution stored therein to the body spray nozzle 51 and the external spray nozzle 52 . The disinfectant delivery member 53 may be coupled to the rear surface of the body portion 10 . The disinfectant delivery member 53 may be provided inside the main case 11 . The antiseptic solution delivery member 53 may be coupled to the main case 11 such that one surface contacts the rear surface of the main case 11 . The body spray nozzle 51 and the external spray nozzle 52 may be coupled to one side of the disinfectant solution delivery member 53 . The disinfectant solution delivery member 53 forms a predetermined space therein to store the disinfectant solution, and the body spray nozzle ( 51) and the external injection nozzle 52.

In particular, the disinfectant solution delivery member 53 has a specific time interval from the external spray nozzle 52 and delivers the disinfectant solution to the external spray nozzle 52 at specific time intervals so that the disinfectant solution can be sprayed.

The proximity sensor 54 may detect a user's approach to the body spray nozzle 51 . The proximity sensor 54 may be coupled to one end of the body injection nozzle 51 . Proximity sensor 54 may be coupled to one end of the body spray nozzle 51 so that one side faces forward. Proximity sensor 54 can detect the degree of proximity by sending a signal from one side to the front and detecting the returned signal. Proximity sensor 54 may be, for example, an “IR sensor”. The proximity sensor 54 detects when a user approaches the body spray nozzle 51 within a certain distance, and the disinfectant solution delivery unit 62 so that the disinfectant solution can be transferred from the disinfectant solution delivery member 53 to the body spray nozzle 51. ) can be controlled.

The disinfection unit 50 detects the user's approach from the body unit 10 toward the disinfection unit 50, and when the user approaches the disinfection unit 50 within a certain distance, the body spray nozzle 51 By spraying the disinfectant solution toward the user through the golf club, the user can easily disinfect and sterilize the human body, such as hands or body, before or after using the golf club.

In addition, the disinfection unit 50 sprays the disinfectant solution to the upper part of the body unit 10 through the external spray nozzle 52 at specific time intervals, so that the surroundings and In addition, by sterilizing the indoor air in the indoor space, infection in the respiratory tract due to indoor air pollution can be minimized.

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12 , a golf ball cleaning unit 60 may be provided in the main case 11 to clean the golf ball.

In this case, a golf ball inlet 14 is formed on the other side of the main case 11, and a golf ball cleaning unit 60 is provided inside the main case 11 so that a golf ball is injected from the golf ball inlet 14. can be washed. At this time, an opening/closing door 15 may be formed on the front surface of the main case 11 so that the golf ball cleaned by the golf ball cleaning unit 60 can be taken out.

Here, the golf ball inlet 14 has a hollow shape, and a golf ball may be inserted from one side, and the other side may be located above the golf ball cleaning unit 60. The opening and closing door 15 may be closed in the form of a hinged or sliding door.

Referring to FIGS. 13 and 14 , the golf ball washing unit 60 has a predetermined washing liquid stored therein, and can clean golf balls injected into the upper part. The golf ball cleaning unit 60 may generate ultrasonic vibration to clean the golf ball into which the cleaning liquid is injected as a medium.

more specifically. The golf ball washing unit 60 has a predetermined inner space formed at the top, a cleaning liquid is stored in the inner space, a washing tank 61 capable of generating ultrasonic vibrations, and a cradle detachable to the upper inner space of the washing tank 61. (62). The inner space of the washing tub 61 is drawn inward from the top, and the holder 62 has a size corresponding to the size of the drawn inner space and may be formed in a mesh shape. In this case, when the holder 62 is detached from the top of the washing tank 61 in which the washing liquid is stored, the washing liquid may pass through without being contained therein.

Accordingly, in the golf ball washing unit 60, the cleaning liquid is stored in the inner space of the washing tub 61, and the golf ball is passed through the golf ball inlet 14 in a state in which the holder 62 is coupled to be submerged in the cleaning liquid. ), the injected golf ball can be cleaned through ultrasonic vibration and cleaning solution. After the washing is completed, the cradle 62 is separated from the washing tank 61, and the golf balls mounted on the cradle 62 can be discharged to the outside through the opening/closing door 15.

10: body part
20: golf club washing unit
30: water tank
40: drying unit
50: golf ball washing unit
60: disinfection unit

Claims (10)

The main case 11, which has an open top and is formed in the shape of an enclosure to have a certain space inside, and the main case cover 12, which opens and closes the open top of the main case 11, and has a golf club inlet 121 in the center. ) And the body portion 10 including
A golf club washing unit 20 provided inside the main case 11 and capable of cleaning by removing foreign substances from the golf club head and spraying a cleaning liquid when the golf club head is input from the golf club inlet 121. )and
The golf club cleaning device, characterized in that composed of a water tank capable of storing the cleaning liquid therein and supplying the stored cleaning liquid to the golf club cleaning unit (20).
According to claim 1,
The golf club washing unit 20,
The washing case 21 having an open top and forming an internal space, the open top being located under the main case cover 12, and
A brush 22 provided on one side of the inside of the cleaning case 21 and rotating in order to remove foreign matter attached to the head of the golf club introduced into the golf club inlet 121 and
Golf club cleaning device characterized in that it comprises a drive unit (23) provided on the other side of the inside of the cleaning case (21) to generate a driving force for rotating the brush and transfer it to the brush (22).
According to claim 2,
The golf club washing unit 20,
One side is provided inside the washing case 21 so as to be located on the upper part of the brush 22, and further includes a washing liquid injection nozzle 24 capable of spraying a washing liquid toward the brush 22 A golf club cleaning device made with
According to claim 2,
The brush 22 is formed in the shape of a cylinder, and a rotating shaft 221, one end of which is connected to the driving unit 23, is coupled to the center, and is parallel to the rotating shaft 221 through the rotating shaft 221. Golf club cleaning device, characterized in that for receiving the driving force generated from the drive unit (23).
According to claim 2,
The brush 22 is formed in a circular plate shape, and a rotating shaft 221 having one end connected to the drive unit 23 is coupled to the center,
Golf club cleaning device, characterized in that one side of the brush 22 is inclined at a predetermined angle.
According to claim 3,
The water tank part 30,
The cleaning liquid case 31 for storing the cleaning liquid therein and
A cleaning liquid delivery member 33 coupled to one side of the cleaning liquid case 31 and coupled to the cleaning liquid spray nozzle 24 to deliver the cleaning liquid stored in the cleaning liquid case 31 to the cleaning liquid spray nozzle 24 ) Golf club cleaning device comprising a.
According to claim 1,
The disinfection unit 50 is provided on the front of the main case 11 and the upper part of the main case cover 12, respectively, and sprays a disinfectant solution to the front of the main case 11 and the upper part of the main case cover 12. Golf club cleaning device, characterized in that further included.
According to claim 7,
The disinfection unit 50,
A human body spray nozzle 51 coupled to the front of the main case 11 and spraying a disinfectant solution to one side
An external spray nozzle 52 coupled to protrude from the upper part of the main case cover 12 and spraying a disinfectant solution to the outer circumferential surface
The disinfectant solution is stored therein and is provided inside the main case 11 so as to be combined with the body spray nozzle 51 and the external spray nozzle 52, and the body spray nozzle 51 and the external spray nozzle 52 ) Golf club cleaning device comprising a disinfectant solution delivery member 53 for delivering a disinfectant solution to each.
According to claim 1,
A hollow golf ball inlet 14 is formed on one side of the main case 11, and an opening and closing door 15 is further formed on the front side of the main case 11,
A golf club cleaning device provided inside the main case 11 and further comprising a golf ball cleaning unit 60 capable of cleaning the golf ball when the golf ball inlet 14 is inserted. .
According to claim 7,
The golf ball washing unit 60,
A space is formed inside the upper part, the washing liquid is stored in the inner space, and the washing tank 61 transmits ultrasonic vibration to the washing liquid
The golf club cleaning device comprising a holder 62 detachably coupled to the upper inner space of the washing tank 61 so as to hold the golf ball injected through the golf ball inlet 14.