Grip for golf club

Abstract

The present invention relates to a grip for a golf club and, more specifically, to a grip for a golf club configured to improve adhesion strength between a lower side of the grip for the golf club and a thumb and a forefinger of a hand held under the other hand when swinging the golf club. The present invention can be gripped in a sable state by a thumb and a forefinger without applying a force as the lower diameter of the grip for the golf club is thick enough and allows the grip to have a compatible level with a general grip by greatly reducing the overall weight of the grip due to a cutout portion formed by removing a remaining portion excluding a portion in contact with the thumb and the forefinger of the hand held under the other hand from the lower side of the grip for the golf club. Moreover, the present invention does not cause productivity reduction due to easy assembling as an upper end of a shaft can be easily inserted by making the overall thickness of a lower narrow portion thinner.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a golf club grip, and in particular provides a golf club grip that can enhance the grip between the thumb and forefinger under the golf club grip and under the grip when swinging. Background technique [0002] Common golf club composition reference figure 1 , figure 2 . As shown in the figure, an ordinary golf club 1 has a club head 2 for hitting a golf ball at the lower end of the shaft 3, and a grip 4 for the golfer to hold at the upper end of the shaft 3, the grip described here The diameter of the handle 4 gradually decreases from the upper end 4a to the lower end 4b of the handle. Like this, the mandibular shape that the diameter of grip 4 decreases gradually from top to bottom makes it difficult for the thumb and forefinger to firmly hold the lower part of grip 4, resulting in an opposite position to the lower part of the grip during the downswing action at the highest point. Move, the club head 2 and the gol...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] In this way, the diameter of the grips of reference documents 1 and 2 increases in the downward direction, so the effect that the bottom of the grip and the thumb and index finger fit closely can be obtained. The whole part is very thick, resulting in an increase in weight, which inevitably makes the weight of the grip too heavy. When the weight of the grip is greatly increased, there will be a fatal problem that the golfer cannot feel the weight of the clubhead when swinging.

[0007] In addition, a thick part is formed under the grip, and the thick part is not easy to expand during the assembly process of inserting the upper end of the shaft, making it difficult to insert the upper end of the shaft, resulting in a problem that it is difficult to perform the assembly process.

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