JP2005144082A - Pendulum putter - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable a player to swing in a form close to an image seen from the front in the case of putting in golf. <P>SOLUTION: A lie angle between a golf putter and a shaft is set to 90°. Then the player can face the front without inclining the face. A pendulum putter has ball shape grips in two places. The grips can be moved to arbitrary positions so as to enable the player to easily fix the form. Accordingly, the player performs putting in the swing form close to the image seen from the front. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a golf putter that facilitates increasing the success rate of a golf putt.

Since the birth of golf, golf clubs have a fixed concept of a tool for swinging sideways with respect to the direction of the ball. For movements aimed at flying the ball far away, it seems that swinging sideways is most suitable, but for the purpose of putting the ball in the hole in the putter operation on the green, this condition is set. Not true. The most important point is to swing more accurately by adjusting the direction and distance in consideration of the turf and inclination from the ball to the hole. However, at present, before entering the putter operation, the image of the line of the rolling ball once viewed from the front is rotated by 90 degrees according to the operation from the side, and the vertical image is replaced with the horizontal operation. The line also feels complex and difficult, and often plays in situations where it is difficult to operate with absolute confidence in the sequence of operations from the image of the putter. As a result, the swing of the image line and the actual launch direction was swung incorrectly, the sense of distance was misread, and at the same time, the conventional club swing caught the ball with a point in the middle of a three-dimensional arc drawing trajectory. There are many examples in which even a skilled player fails the putter operation, including a deviation in direction and distance due to an operation error such as a hook or push or a top or duff due to a slight deviation in swing accuracy.

With a golf putter as seen from the front, a pendulum type swing that draws a circular arc trajectory using fulcrum and force point from the front is to be done from the front.

The golf putter has a medium shaft (1000mm to 1200mm, depending on the height of the player) and a straight shaft from the putter head to the end. A golf ball-sized spherical grip that serves as a fulcrum for the pendulum at the end of the shaft and a golf ball-sized spherical grip that serves as the pendulum's power at the center of the shaft, and the position of the grip at the center To be able to fine-tune

  In the golf putter of the present invention, the player's face is not perpendicular to the line as in the conventional golf putter, and the player's face and the upper body of the body can be oriented almost parallel to the line. There is no need to rotate the image 90 degrees and hit it. Therefore, the image is as seen from the front before the pad swing, and since the image does not shift, there is an advantage that it is easy to perform a simple and smooth and extremely accurate putting. Further, since the club shaft and the club head are operated vertically by using the principle of the pendulum with respect to the ball launch direction toward the hole, it is possible to minimize the possibility of hitting.

The golf putter has a medium shaft (1000mm to 1200mm, depending on the height of the player) and a straight shaft from the putter head to the end. A golf ball-sized spherical grip that serves as a fulcrum for the pendulum at the end of the shaft and a golf ball-sized spherical grip that serves as the pendulum's power at the center of the shaft, and the position of the grip at the center Can be fine-tuned.

  FIG. 1 is an embodiment of the present invention as seen from above, in which a right-handed player is using the present invention. In the operation of the golf putter, the operation method is parallel to the straight line connecting the ball 4 and the hole 5 with the left foot 7. Then, put the toes of the right foot 6 on the heel of the left foot 7 and take stances at right angles to the left foot 7 respectively. FIG. 2 is a side view of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a view of the hole 5. The upper body bends about 45 degrees obliquely about 45 degrees forward with respect to the left foot 6, and the face has the ball 4 directly below. Turn the front to the hall so you can look down. Hold the grip 1 with the left hand that holds the left elbow to the side of the body, and fix it firmly so that it becomes a fulcrum. Hold the grip 2 with the right hand and operate the pendulum with the grip 1 as the viewpoint and the grip 2 as the focus. Using the weight of the head portion 3 with a lie angle of 90 degrees, the putter is held vertically to the ground, and has a face surface 3a that is perpendicular to the ground when the ball is held. It is possible to swing with the front of the face facing the hall on a straight line connecting the, and swing close to the image seen from the front.

  FIG. 4 is a view for explaining the grip of the present invention. Since the grip 2 can be slidably adjusted, the player can fine-tune the grip position according to his / her preference. If the grip has a rough surface like the shape of a golf ball, the grip power is increased, so it is easy to use. It should be noted that any shape of grip is included in the embodiment of the present invention.

  With such a golf putter, it is easier to hit a swing closer to the image seen from the front than with a conventional putter. Furthermore, since the position of the grip can be adjusted, fine adjustment is possible according to the preference of the player to be used, and the present invention can be used for both right-handed and left-handed. Therefore, there is an advantage that it is not necessary to produce products of various grip positions and different types of dominant arms in mass production.

Drawing showing the embodiment of the present invention from above 1 is a side view of the embodiment of the present invention. Embodiment of the present invention FIG. Drawing of the present invention grip

Explanation of symbols

1 Grip 2 Sliding Grip 3 Putter Head 3a Putter Face 4 Ball 5 Hole 6 Left Foot 7 Right Foot

Claims (1)

The golf putter shaft is straight from the head to the end, the joint between the putter head and the shaft has a symmetrical lie angle of 90 degrees when viewed from the face surface, and a grip that serves as a pendulum fulcrum at the end of the shaft; A putter club having a grip which is a power point of a pendulum at a central portion of a shaft, and the position of the grip at the central portion can be finely adjusted.

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