Golf push rod with novel grasp

Abstract

The invention relates to a golf pushing bar with a novel grip, which comprises a grip, a bar body, and a bar head. The grip is provided with a finger hole which is used for buckling fingers, a notch, and a supporting part which is used for supporting thumbs. The finger hole is horizontally arranged on the grip. The notch is arranged on the edge of the grip at the two sides of the finger hole. The supporting part is arranged on the left upper corner of the grip. When in use, finger roots are in the same plane with five articulation points which are connected with the centre of a palm, thus ensuring that palmar surfaces of two hands are parallel to the striking surface of the bar head. The angle and the direction which control the two palmar surfaces are equal to the angle and the direction which control the angle and the direction of the striking surface of the bar head, therefore, the control is simpler and easier, furthermore, the surfaces of a supporting plane arranged the two sides of the grip respectively deviate left and right, and the left plane is also provided with a raised line and a recess area, thus greatly reducing the mutual interference between a left hand and a right hand and ensuring that when players hold the grip, the players feel .more comfortable.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a golf putter. Background technique [0002] In golf, putting is the highest proportion of all golf clubs, and the performance of an 18-hole golf game often depends on the skill of putting. However, the most important thing in putting technology is to control the path of the ball and the angle of impact. In fact, both the ball and the hitting face are smooth. For a smooth face, no matter what the direction of the face is, the ball tends to hit. The spherical surface is subjected to force and motion in the vertical direction, and assuming that the frictional force between the club face and the ball is not 0, it increases the complexity and instability of the direction of the ball movement, so once the predetermined ideal direction of the spherical surface and the ball is not 100% Vertical, which greatly reduces the player's control over the direction of the ball rolling, so many putting coaches try their best to teach p...

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Problems solved by technology

However, in general golf clubs, the right hand is guaranteed to be held under the left hand. When preparing to hit the ball (that is, raising the club to the right), the rotation stroke of the right hand side is always more than the rotation stroke of the left hand side, that is, it is easy to occur when hitting the ball. The force from top to bottom or horizontal, rather than from bottom to top, increases the frictional resistance of the grass to the ball, increases the initial bounce of the ball, and reduces the rolling property of the ball

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