KR101302770B1 - Apparatus for receiving golf supplies - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A golf supplies storing device is provided to prevent a golf tee from being lost by rewinding an elastic line and be easily used. CONSTITUTION: A golf supplies storing device comprises a green fork (101) which is open to the outside of a case or folded to the inside and is connected to a case (100), the first tee storing hole (130) which a golf tee (103) is inserted into, a reeling part which an elastic line (140) rolls in an a marker part (170) which a marker (107) is attached to or detached from. The elastic line is connected to the golf tee which is inserted into the first storing hole.

Description

Apparel for Receiving Golf Supplies {Apparatus for Receiving Golf Supplies}

The present invention relates to a golf article storage device, and more particularly, to a golf article storage device for storing the goods necessary for a golf game in one case to facilitate carrying and use.

To play a golf game, the player recovers the turf in the event of a golf club, a golf ball, a tee, a marker for indicating the position of the ball, and a divot. In order to make green pork (basically a green pork) is basically required, and the player carries the basic items as described above during the game.

Here, the green fork is a grass repair means for repairing a mark when a ball is dropped into a green groomer in the original golf equipment terminology, and a mark or a bot is left in the putting green. It looks like a fork and is commonly known as Green Fork.

Also, a marker refers to a coin placed to mark its position when picking up a ball.

In addition, the golf tee is used to set the golf ball to a predetermined height from the ground in the field, and is used to increase the distance of the golf ball by minimizing interference caused by the ground and turf when the driver swings the tee shot. The golf tee has a concave plate shape at the upper end to stably support the golf ball, and has a pointed shape so that the lower end can be driven into the ground. By the way, it is necessary to adjust the length of the golf tee according to various conditions such as the conditions of the golf course, personal preferences, and usually carry two or three golf tees simultaneously.

Therefore, the competitor proceeds to play with the basic items on the belt or in the pocket, in which case it is difficult to find the necessary goods quickly, and it is inconvenient to remove the goods from the pocket, and also difficult to store after the game. Many.

In consideration of such inconvenience, Korean Utility Model Registration No. 283087 forms an inclined tee storage groove between an upper case and a lower case so that a tee and a ballpoint pen can be inserted, and a marker and a green fork are attached to the upper case by using a magnet. It is possible to attach a cleaning tool formed with a brush on one side, and to attach the belt creep to the lower case to be worn on the belt, and to attach the wiping cloth using Velcro tape Presenting a case to store the basic goods in one case, and suggested that the golf article case to be able to find and use the necessary items during the game to be removable to the belt of the player.

The golf article case has a structure in which a golf tee is simply inserted by forming a tee storage groove. However, in recent years, golf tee is used to attach a golf tee and a separate golf tee or a separate golf tee to prevent the reason that the golf tee is pulled out of the ground and is easily lost when hitting the golf ball when tee shot. Therefore, the golf tee with a string is difficult to be plugged into the tee storage groove, even if the plug is easily detached. In the case of the green fork, the magnet is embedded in the green fork and the magnet is mounted on the upper case so that the green fork can be attached or detached to the case. There is a problem that can be easily separated. In addition, there is a problem that the overall size of the case is large and the structure is complicated to accommodate the cleaning tool is formed brush.

Therefore, the conventional golf pain case has a problem in that it is inferior in utilization and inferior in convenience and practicality.

Utility Model Registration of Korea: 20-283087 (Announcement date 2002.07.26)

Korea Patent Registration: 10-0608165 (Notice date 2006.08.02)

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the conventional problems,

An object of the present invention is to connect the elastic cord to the golf tee and to allow the elastic cord to be quickly withdrawn and rewind to prevent the golf tee from being lost, and the green fork is rotatably coupled to the inside or the outside of one end of the case folded And unfolding and providing a structure that allows the marker to be detached from the outer surface of the case to efficiently store golf tees, green forks and markers, as well as to prevent loss of the golf tees and the handle of the green forks. It is to provide a golf article storage device that can be added to improve the ease of use.

Golf goods storage device according to the present invention provided to achieve the above object is rotatably coupled to the green fork to one end of the case is expanded to the outside of the case or folded inward according to the rotation, the other side of the case A first tee storage groove is formed to be inserted into and secured by a golf tee, and a winding portion for winding and unwinding an elastic line connected to the golf tee inserted into the first tee storage groove is formed inside the case. The outer surface of the case is characterized in that the marker mounting portion for detaching the marker is formed.

The case has an accommodation portion formed therein, and two adjacent side surfaces of the accommodation portion are opened, and the green fork is rotatably pin-coupled to one open end of the accommodation portion to be drawn out or received inside the accommodation portion according to rotation. desirable.

On the other side of the case is formed a second tee storage groove which is inserted and fixed to another golf tee in a position adjacent to the first tee storage groove, the golf tee and the second tee storage groove inserted into the first tee storage groove The golf tee to be inserted is preferably connected by elastic strings.

A loop hole is formed at the end of the golf tee, and the elastic hole wound around the winding part is bundled in the ring hole so that the golf tee and the elastic file can be connected integrally.

In addition, a protrusion is formed at the end of the golf tee, the end of the elastic cord wound around the winding portion is formed a cap for accommodating the golf tee, the groove of the golf tee projection is inserted into the inner diameter of the cap Is formed may be provided to be detachable to the golf tee cap.

The marker mounting portion may be provided with a mounting groove for accommodating the marker, and a magnet may be embedded in the center of the mounting groove to attach the marker by magnetic force.

In addition, the marker mounting portion is formed with a mounting groove for accommodating the marker, an elastic piece for elastically supporting the marker accommodated in the bottom of the mounting groove is formed, the locking step for fixing the marker on one side of the upper end of the mounting groove The marker may be formed to be detachably attached to the seating groove.

The winding part is rotatably assembled on a central axis provided in the case and is wound around a winding drum which is elastic on an outer circumferential surface, and is installed at the inner center of the winding drum so that the inner end is fixed to the central axis and the outer end is wound on the winding drum. It is preferable that the spring is fixed, and the braking device for controlling the winding and unwinding of the winding drum.

According to the golf article storage device of the present invention, the elastic cord connected to the golf tee is quickly withdrawn and rewind to provide the convenience of using the golf tee and has the effect of preventing the loss of the golf tee.

In addition, the marker mounting portion is provided on the outer surface of the case, thereby stably storing the marker and drawing out the marker, thereby improving convenience of use.

In addition, when the green fork is rotatably coupled inside or outside one end of the case to expand the green fork to the outside of the case, the case functions as a handle of the green fork, thereby improving convenience of use, and when the use is completed, the green fork is completed. It can be stored securely by storing the inside of the case has the effect of improving the ease of storage and portability.

1 is a perspective view showing a golf article receiving apparatus according to the present invention, the green fork is rotatably coupled to the outer surface of the case showing the folded out of the case.
Figure 2 is a perspective view of the golf article receiving apparatus according to the present invention, the green fork is rotatably coupled to one side of the receiving portion of the case is a view showing that the case folded inside.
Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the golf article receiving apparatus according to the present invention, showing that the elastic cord and the golf tee are integrally connected.
Figure 4 is a view showing that the elastic cord and the golf tee detachably connected in the golf article storage device according to the present invention.

These and other objects, features and other advantages of the present invention will become more apparent by describing in detail preferred embodiments of the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings. Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in detail golf equipment receiving apparatus. For purposes of this specification, like reference numerals in the drawings denote like elements unless otherwise indicated.

1 is a perspective view illustrating a golf article storage device according to the present invention, the green fork is rotatably coupled to the outer surface of the case is folded to the outside of the case, Figure 2 is a golf article storage device according to the present invention As a perspective view showing the green fork is rotatably coupled to one side of the receiving portion of the case is a view showing the folded inside the case, Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the golf article storage device according to the present invention, the elastic cord and Figure 4 is a view showing that the golf tee is integrally connected, Figure 4 is a view showing that the elastic cord and the golf tee is detachably connected in the golf article storage device according to the present invention.

1 to 4, the golf article storage device according to the present invention, the green fork 101 is rotatably coupled to one end of the case 100 to expand or the outside of the case 100 in accordance with the rotation Folded to the other side of the case 100, the golf tee 103 is inserted into the first tee storage groove 130 is formed, the first tee storage groove 130 is formed inside the case 100 An elastic cord 140 connected to the golf tee 103 inserted into the winding unit 150 is wound and unwinded, and a marker mounting unit 170 is detachably formed on the outer surface of the case. .

As shown in FIG. 1, one end of the green fork 101 is rotatably coupled to the outer surface of one side of the case 100. Thus, the green fork 101 is rotated about the pin 102 to be expanded to the outside of the case 100 or folded inward.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the case 100 has an accommodating part 110 formed therein, and two adjacent sides of the accommodating part 110 are opened, and the green fork 101 is the accommodating part 110. The pin 102 may be rotatably coupled to one open end of the accommodating member 102 so as to be accommodated inside the accommodating part 110 or drawn out of the accommodating part 110 according to rotation.

Therefore, when the green fork 101 is used, the green fork 101 is drawn out to the outside of the case 100 to be unfolded, and then the case 100 is held by holding the case 100 by hand and using the green fork 101. The green fork 101 can be handled to improve convenience of use. Then, after use, the green fork 101 can be stored safely inside the case 100.

1 and 2, the marker mounting unit 170 is formed on the outer surface of the case 100.

As shown in FIG. 1, the marker mounting unit 170 has a seating groove 171 formed therein for accommodating the marker 107, and a magnet 172 is embedded in the center of the seating groove 171 to allow the marker to be driven by magnetic force. 107 may be provided to be detachable to the mounting groove 171.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the marker mounting unit 170 includes a mounting groove 171 that can accommodate the marker 107, and elastically supports the marker 107 accommodated at the bottom of the mounting groove 171. An elastic piece 173 is formed, and an upper end of the mounting groove 171 is formed with a locking jaw 174 in which a part of the upper surface of the marker 107 inserted into the mounting groove 171 is engaged. Here, the marker 107 is inserted while pressing the elastic piece 173 formed on the bottom when being inserted through the upper portion of the seating groove 171, the elastic piece 173 when the force to press the marker 107 is removed. The elastic force pushes up the lower part of the marker 107 to be caught by the locking step 174, and the marker 107 is fixed by the elastic support of the elastic piece 173. In addition, when the marker 107 is detached and pulled out while pressing the upper part of the marker 107, the latching jaw 174 and the elastic piece 173 are pressed while the elastic piece 173 supporting the lower part of the marker 107 is pressed. As the space is formed therebetween, the marker 107 is easily drawn out.

In addition, a plurality of tee storage grooves 130 and 132 may be formed at the side of the other side of the case 100 to insert and fix the plurality of golf tees 103 and 105, respectively, and the plurality of golf tees 103 and 105 may be elastic cords ( 106). For example, a first tee storage groove 130 is formed at a side surface of the case 100, a second tee storage groove 132 is formed adjacent to the first tee storage groove 130, and a first tee storage groove is formed. The drive tee golf tee 103 is inserted into the 130, and the iron tee golf tee 105 is embedded in the second tee storage groove 132. In addition, the golf tee 103 inserted into the first tee storage groove 130 and the golf tee 105 inserted into the second tee storage groove 132 are connected to the elastic string 106.

In addition, a winding portion 150 in which the elastic string 140 connected to the golf tee 103 inserted into the first tee storage groove 130 is wound inside the case 100 is embedded therein. In this case, a through hole 131 communicating with the winding part 150 is formed at an end of the first tee storage groove 130, and the elastic string 140 wound around the winding part 150 is a through hole 131. It is connected to the golf tee 103 is inserted into the first tee receiving groove 130 through).

As shown in FIG. 3, a connection of the golf tee 103 inserted into the winding portion 150 and the first tee storage groove 130 is inserted into the loop hole 104 at the end of the golf tee 103. It is formed, and the elastic hole 140 wound around the winding portion 150 is bundled in the ring hole 104 can be integrally connected to the golf tee 103 and the elastic rope 140. Here, the ring hole 104 is to form holes of different diameters on both sides to form a step (104a) in the center in the ring hole 104, so that the knot of the string 140 is caught on the step (104a) It is desirable to maintain the beauty in appearance.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 4, the connection between the rope 140 wound around the winding unit 150 and the golf tee 103 inserted into the first tee storage groove 130 may be stretched around the winding unit 150. A cap 142 is formed at the end of the string 140 to accommodate the lower end of the golf tee 103, and the lower end of the golf tee 103 inserted into the first tee storage groove 130 is disposed on the cap 142. By fixing the pins 140 and the golf tee 103 can be connected. At this time, the protrusion 103a is formed on the outer surface of the lower end of the golf tee 103, and the groove 142a is formed at the inner diameter of the cap 142 so that the protrusion 103a is fitted to the golf tee 103 by the cap 142. The projection 103a is engaged by being caught by the groove 142a of the cap 142 when it is fitted in the, and when the golf tee 103 is separated from the cap 142, the golf tee 103 is driven by a predetermined force. The golf tee 103 may be detachably attached to the cap 142 by being pulled out.

3 and 4, the winding part 150 has a winding drum seating part 151 formed in the case 100, and a central axis 152 is formed at the center of the winding drum seating part 151. The central axis 152 is rotatably installed on a winding drum 153 on which an elastic string 140 is wound on an outer circumferential surface thereof. In addition, a winding spring 154 having an inner end fixed to the central shaft 152 and an outer end fixed to the winding drum 153 is installed at an inner center of the winding drum 153, and an outer peripheral portion of the winding drum 153 is provided. And a braking device 160 is installed between the winding drum 153 and the inner periphery of the seating portion.

Here, the winding drum 153 is configured so that the upper and lower outer peripheral edges protrude in the form of a flange so that the elastic string 140 wound around the outer surface of the winding drum 153 does not break out to the outside.

The braking device 160 includes a stopper 161 having a center coupled to the hinge shaft 165 formed on the winding drum seating part 151, and an outer peripheral portion of the winding drum 153 provided at one side of the stopper 161. An elastic spring which is installed between the pad portion 162 for pressing the stopper and the fixing piece 166 formed on the other side of the stopper 161 and the winding drum seating portion 151 and pushes the other side of the stopper 161 with elastic force. 163 and a pusher button protruding to the outside of the case 100 through a hole 167 formed in the other side of the stopper 161 in contact with the elastic spring 163 and formed in the side of the winding drum seating portion 151. 164.

Operation of the winding unit 150 configured as described above is made as follows.

The golf tee 103 inserted into the first tee storage groove 130 and the golf tee 105 inserted into the second tee storage groove 132 are connected to each other by the elastic string 106. The golf tee 103 inserted into the first tee storage groove 130 is pulled out and the elastic cord 140 connected to the golf tee 103 is released to be pulled out of the case 100. At this time, the winding drum 153 is rotated by pulling the string 140 connected to the golf tee 103, and the winding spring 154 is wound while being compressed by the rotation of the winding drum 153. Then, the pad portion 162 provided on one side of the stopper 161 receiving the elastic force of the elastic spring 163 pressurizes the outer periphery of the winding drum 153 so that the winding drum 153 is wound in the released direction. To prevent it. In this case, as shown in FIG. 3, when the golf tee 103 and the elastic string 140 are bundled and integrally formed, the golf tee 103 is used by being inserted into the ground with the elastic string 140 connected thereto. When the cap 142 is provided on the elastic string 140 as shown in FIG. 4, and the cap 142 and the golf tee 103 are detached, the golf tee 103 is disposed on the cap 142 of the pulled string. Separate the golf tee 103 is used to plug into the ground.

After the use of the golf tee 103, the pusher button 164 of the braking device exposed to one side of the case 100 is pressed. At this time, the golf tee 103 that has been separated from the cap 142 is coupled to the golf tee 103 by the cap 142, and then presses the pusher button 164 of the braking device exposed to one side of the case 100. The brake unit 160 is rotated about the hinge shaft 165 by the stopper 161 by the push of the pusher button 164, the pad portion 162 was pressing the outer peripheral edge of the winding drum 153 Due to being spaced apart from the winding drum 153, the binding force of the winding drum 153 is released. Winding drum 153 whose binding force is canceled is automatically wound around the unwinding line 140 while rotating in the reverse direction by the restoring force of the constrained spring 154, and the line 140 wound around the winding drum 153. As a result, the golf tee 103 can be stored in the first tee storage groove 130. Therefore, the golf tee 103 connected to the rope 140 wound around the winding drum 153 is inserted into the first tee storage groove 130 to accommodate the golf tee 103 inserted into the first tee storage groove 130. The other golf tee 105 connected with the rope is inserted into the second tee storage groove 132 and accommodated therein.

As such, when the golf tee 103 is used in connection with the elastic string 140 that is loosened and wound on the winding drum 153, the user can reduce the effort of finding the golf tee 103 that is blown off after the tee shot. There is no fear of losing the tee 103. In addition, even if the golf tee 103 is used separately from the elastic cord 140 wound around the winding drum 153, another golf tee 105 is connected by a string, so even when the golf tee 103 is blown during the tee shot, it is easily found. It becomes possible.

As such, the present invention allows the elastic cord connected to the golf tee to be quickly withdrawn and rewound to provide convenience in the use of the golf tee and to prevent loss of the golf tee.

In addition, the marker is stably housed on the outer surface of the case and can be easily withdrawn to provide convenience of use.

In addition, the green fork, which is rotatably coupled to one end or the outside of the case, is expanded to the outside of the case so that the case functions as a handle of the green fork, thereby improving convenience of use. Can be stored and stored safely, improving the ease of storage and portability.

Although the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described, the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments described above. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and variations can be made in the present invention without departing from the spirit or scope of the appended claims, And equivalents may be resorted to as falling within the scope of the invention.

100: case 101: green fork
102: pin 103: golf tee
103a: projection 104: ring hole
105: other golf tees 106: give
107: marker 110: receptacle
130: first tea storage groove 131: through hole
132: second tea storage groove 140: elastic cord
142: cap 142a: groove
150: winding-up unit 151: winding drum seating unit
152: central axis 153: winding drum
154: hand spring 160: braking device
161: stopper 162: pad portion
163: elastic spring 164: pusher button
165: hinge axis 166: fixed piece
167: hole 170: marker mounting portion
171: seating groove 172: magnet
173: elastic piece 174: locking jaw

Claims (8)

Green fork is rotatably coupled to one end of the case is expanded to the outside of the case or folded inward as the rotation;
A first tee receiving groove formed at the other side of the case and into which the golf tee is inserted and fixed;
A winding portion which is provided inside the case and is connected to the golf tee which is inserted into the first tee receiving groove through the first tee receiving groove and is wound and unwound; And
Includes a marker mounting portion provided on the outer surface of the case detachable marker
A protrusion is formed at the end of the golf tee, and a cap coupled to the end of the elastic cord wound around the winding part and penetrating the first tee receiving groove is accommodated in the first tee receiving groove. The golf article storage device, characterized in that the groove is inserted into the projection of the golf tee is detachable to the cap. The method of claim 1,
The case has an accommodation portion formed therein, and two adjacent sides of the accommodation portion are opened, and the green fork is rotatably pin-coupled to an open one end of the accommodation portion to be drawn out or received inside the accommodation portion according to rotation. Golf goods storage device characterized in that. The method of claim 1,
On the other side of the case is formed a second tee storage groove which is inserted and fixed to another golf tee in a position adjacent to the first tee storage groove, the golf tee and the second tee storage groove inserted into the first tee storage groove Golf tee inserted is a golf article storage device, characterized in that connected to the elastic cord. The method of claim 1,
A hook hole is formed at the end of the golf tee, and the hook hole is provided with a stretched cord wound around a winding portion, so that the golf tee and the stretchable cord are integrally connected. delete The method of claim 1,
The marker mounting portion is provided with a mounting groove for accommodating the marker, the golf article storage device, characterized in that the magnet is embedded in the center of the mounting groove is provided so that the marker is attached by magnetic force. The method of claim 1,
The marker mounting portion is formed with a mounting groove for accommodating the marker, an elastic piece for elastically supporting the marker accommodated in the bottom of the mounting groove is formed, the locking step for fixing the marker on the upper end of the mounting groove is formed Golf goods storage device characterized in that. The method of claim 1,
The winding part is rotatably assembled on a central axis provided inside the case and is wound around a winding drum that is elastic on an outer circumference, and is installed in the inner center of the winding drum so that an inner end is fixed to the central axis and an outer end is wound on the winding drum. Golf article storage device, characterized in that consisting of a fixed spring and a braking device to control the winding and unwinding of the winding drum.

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