Golf gloves that allow intuitive perception of grip contact through coated protrusions

KR103017060B1Active Publication Date: 2026-09-09X & GLOVE CO LTD
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Application Number
KR1020260090796
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KR · KR
Patent Type
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Filing Date
2026-05-19
Publication Date
2026-09-09
Estimated Expiration
2045-07-22

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Abstract

The golf glove according to the present invention has the advantage that, when gripping, the user can intuitively recognize the position of the grip hole through the coated protrusions, thereby allowing the user to immediately recognize whether the grip has been properly held.
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Description

Technology Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a golf glove that allows for intuitive perception of grip contact through coating protrusions. Background Technology

[0003] Generally, golf is a sport in which a golf ball is struck using a golf club of a certain length to land in a distant hole. In other words, since the ball is struck using a tool called a golf club, there is a wide variety of methods for swinging the club (swing stance) and holding the club (golf grip).

[0004] Since the aforementioned swing posture and golf grip significantly affect the distance the golf ball travels during a swing, it is important to learn them correctly; however, mastering the proper swing posture and grip is not easy. In other words, because everyone has a different body type, there is a wide variety of golf grips and swing postures even for the same stance. Consequently, while some people may easily master a posture suited to their body type in a short time, others must practice for a long time to acquire the posture that fits their physique. Furthermore, even skilled golfers may experience a lack of efficiency or progress due to incorrect posture, and the constant need to change their stance prevents them from effectively enjoying the game.

[0005] In particular, the golf grip is a fundamental posture that enables a proper swing and allows the golf club to be held upright; it is classified into standard grips, strong grips, and Ping grips depending on its form. Among these, the strong grip and Ping grip are types adopted by experienced golfers, while the standard grip is the most important basic grip type for learning golf. Not only is it difficult for beginners to learn these grips correctly, but even for experienced players, it is not easy to correct them if they were initially learned incorrectly.

[0006] For beginner and high-handicap golfers, it is very important to master the standard grip correctly. However, for beginners, not only is it difficult to accurately learn the standard grip—which is fundamental—but even if they hold the golf club with a standard grip, the shape of the grip often becomes distorted the moment they take a swing.

[0007] Most golfers grip golf clubs while wearing golf gloves. Golf gloves are used to prevent the club from slipping inside the hand and to ensure it becomes one with the hand.

[0008] However, while conventional golf gloves can prevent the golf club from slipping, they have no effect on holding the golf grip correctly, leading to the problem of gripping with an incorrect posture. Prior art literature

[0010] Republic of Korea Registered Patent No. 10-1131324, Republic of Korea Registered Utility Model No. 20-0492896, Republic of Korea Published Patent No. 10-2025-0013009, Republic of Korea Registered Utility Model No. 20-0351973 The problem to be solved

[0011] The present invention aims to provide a golf glove that improves grip strength and enables the user to intuitively recognize the correct grip. means of solving the problem

[0013] A golf glove according to the present invention comprises: an outer skin (100) disposed on the back of the user's hand; an inner skin (200) connected to the outer skin (100) and disposed on the palm of the user's hand; a thumb skin (300) connected to the outer skin (100) and the inner skin (200) and into which the user's thumb is inserted; and a plurality of grip holes (260) disposed to penetrate the inner skin (200), disposed in the gripping direction of the grip, and exposing the grip of the club to the user's fingers.

[0014] The above outer skin (100) may include a back of hand portion (150) positioned to wrap around the back of the user's hand, an outer index finger portion (110) positioned to wrap around the user's index finger, an outer middle finger portion (120) positioned to wrap around the user's middle finger, an outer ring finger portion (130) positioned to wrap around the user's ring finger, an outer little finger portion (140) positioned to wrap around the user's little finger, and a breathable skin (160) connecting the outer index finger portion (110), the outer middle finger portion (120), the outer ring finger portion (130), and the outer little finger portion (140) with the back of the hand portion (150).

[0015] The inner skin (200) may include a palm portion (250) positioned to wrap around the user's palm, an inner index finger portion (210) connected to the palm portion (250) and positioned to wrap around the user's index finger, an inner middle finger portion (220) connected to the palm portion (250) and positioned to wrap around the user's middle finger, an inner ring finger portion (230) connected to the palm portion (250) and positioned to wrap around the user's ring finger, and an inner little finger portion (240) connected to the palm portion (250) and positioned to wrap around the user's little finger.

[0016] The above grip hole (260) may include an index finger grip hole (261) formed to penetrate the inner index finger portion (210), a middle finger grip hole (262) formed to penetrate the inner middle finger portion (220), a ring finger grip hole (263) formed to penetrate the inner ring finger portion (230), and a finger grip hole (264) formed to penetrate the inner finger portion (240).

[0017] The index finger grip hole (261), middle finger grip hole (262), ring finger grip hole (263), and little finger grip hole (264) can be arranged in a line in the grip direction (G). Effects of the invention

[0019] The present invention has the advantage that, since a plurality of grip holes are arranged to penetrate the inner skin and positioned in the gripping direction to expose the club grip to the user's fingers, the user can intuitively perceive contact of the grip through the index finger grip hole, middle finger grip hole, ring finger grip hole, and little finger grip hole when gripping.

[0020] The present invention has the advantage of suppressing wear or tear when gripping and extending the lifespan because the grip hole coating is positioned to cover the grip hole.

[0021] The present invention has the advantage that, when gripping, the coated protrusions allow the user to intuitively recognize the position of the grip hole, thereby enabling the user to immediately recognize whether the grip has been held correctly. Brief explanation of the drawing

[0023] FIG. 1 is a front view of a golf glove according to a first embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is a rear view of Figure 1. FIG. 3 is an example of the use of a golf glove according to the first embodiment of the present invention. Figure 4 is a partial cross-sectional view cut along GG of Figure 2. FIG. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of a golf glove according to a second embodiment of the present invention. Specific details for implementing the invention

[0024] The present invention is susceptible to various modifications and may have various embodiments; specific embodiments are illustrated in the drawings and described in detail in the detailed description. However, this is not intended to limit the invention to specific embodiments, and it should be understood that the invention includes all modifications, equivalents, and substitutions that fall within the spirit and scope of the invention. Similar reference numerals have been used for similar components in the description of each drawing.

[0025] Terms such as first, second, A, B, etc., may be used to describe various components, but said components should not be limited by said terms. These terms are used solely for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another. For example, without departing from the scope of the present invention, the first component may be named the second component, and similarly, the second component may be named the first component. The term "and / or" includes a combination of a plurality of related described items or any of a plurality of related described items.

[0026] When it is stated that one component is "connected" or "connected" to another component, it should be understood that while it may be directly connected or connected to that other component, there may also be other components in between. On the other hand, when it is stated that one component is "directly connected" or "directly connected" to another component, it should be understood that there are no other components in between.

[0027] The terms used in this application are used merely to describe specific embodiments and are not intended to limit the invention. The singular expression includes the plural expression unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. In this application, terms such as "comprising" or "having" are intended to specify the presence of the features, numbers, steps, actions, components, parts, or combinations thereof described in the specification, and should be understood as not precluding the existence or addition of one or more other features, numbers, steps, actions, components, parts, or combinations thereof.

[0028] Unless otherwise defined, all terms used herein, including technical or scientific terms, have the same meaning as generally understood by those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains. Terms such as those defined in commonly used dictionaries should be interpreted as having a meaning consistent with their meaning in the context of the relevant technology, and should not be interpreted in an ideal or overly formal sense unless explicitly defined in this application.

[0029] In this document, "configured to" may be used interchangeably with, depending on the context, for example, in hardware or software, "suitable for," "capable of," "modified to," "made to," "capable of," or "designed to." In some situations, the expression "device configured to" may mean that the device is "capable of" doing something together with other devices or components.

[0030] Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the attached drawings. In order to facilitate an overall understanding of the present invention, the same reference numerals are used for identical components in the drawings, and redundant descriptions of identical components are omitted.

[0031] FIG. 1 is a front view of a golf glove according to a first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a rear view of FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is an example of use of a golf glove according to a first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 4 is a partial cross-sectional view cut along GG of FIG. 2.

[0032] The golf glove according to the present embodiment includes an outer skin (100) positioned on the back of the user's hand, an inner skin (200) connected to the outer skin (100) and positioned on the palm of the user's hand, and a thumb skin (300) connected to the outer skin (100) and the inner skin (200) and into which the user's thumb is inserted.

[0033] The golf glove according to the present embodiment is characterized by having a grip hole (260) that is positioned to penetrate the inner skin (200) and exposes the grip of the club to the user's fingers.

[0034] The above outer skin (100) includes a back of hand portion (150) positioned to wrap around the back of the user's hand, an outer index finger portion (110) positioned to wrap around the user's index finger, an outer middle finger portion (120) positioned to wrap around the user's middle finger, an outer ring finger portion (130) positioned to wrap around the user's ring finger, an outer little finger portion (140) positioned to wrap around the user's little finger, and a breathable skin (160) connecting the outer index finger portion (110), the outer middle finger portion (120), the outer ring finger portion (130), and the outer little finger portion (140) with the back of hand portion (150).

[0035] The above back of the hand (150), outer index finger (110), outer middle finger (120), outer ring finger (130), and outer little finger (140) may be formed of natural leather or synthetic leather. Fine perforations may be formed in each of the above back of the hand (150), outer index finger (110), outer middle finger (120), outer ring finger (130), and outer little finger (140).

[0036] The above-mentioned back of the hand (150) includes an incision (155) that is cut long from the back of the hand toward the fingers, a first back of the hand (151) positioned toward the edge of the hand at the incision (155), and a second back of the hand (152) positioned toward the thumb at the incision (155).

[0037] The finger sides of the first hand back (151) and the second hand back (152) are connected.

[0038] The above-mentioned incision (155) is formed extending from the wrist toward the fingers, but does not divide the first back of the hand (151) and the second back of the hand (152).

[0039] In this embodiment, the incision (155) is arranged in line with the outer ring finger portion (130).

[0040] The golf glove according to the present embodiment further includes a binding member (400) that detachably connects the first back of the hand (151) and the second back of the hand (152).

[0041] The above binding member (400) includes a first binding member (410) that is positioned along the cut portion (155) and fixed to the first back of the hand (151), and a second binding member (420) that is fixed to the second back of the hand (152) and optionally coupled to the first binding member (410).

[0042] The first binding member (410) and the second binding member (420) are detachably connected through a Velcro tape structure.

[0043] In this embodiment, the entire second binding member (420) is fixed to the second back of the hand (152).

[0044] One side (left side in this embodiment) edge of the first binding member (410) is fixed to the first binding member (410) and positioned to protrude toward the second back of the hand (152).

[0045] In this embodiment, a binding cover (415) is further disposed on the outer surface of the first binding member (410), and the binding cover (415) is formed of a synthetic resin material capable of bending deformation.

[0046] A binding cover (415) made of a sturdy material is placed on the first binding member (410) to prevent the first binding member (410) and the second binding member (420) from becoming loose, and the binding member can be firmly attached to the back of the hand.

[0047] The above breathable skin (160) is formed of a mesh material to form a large number of pores and provides elasticity through the elasticity of the material. In this embodiment, the breathable skin (160) is formed by weaving fiber yarns of a synthetic resin material.

[0048] Moisture discharge can be easily implemented through the above-mentioned breathable skin (160).

[0049] The above-mentioned breathable skin (160) includes an inner breathable portion (165) connecting the second back of the hand portion (152) and the inner skin (200), and a knuckle breathable portion (161) connected to the inner breathable portion (165) and connecting the outer index finger portion (110), outer middle finger portion (120), outer ring finger portion (130), and outer little finger portion (140) to the back of the hand portion (150).

[0050] The inner ventilation part (165) is arranged to extend along the edge of the index finger side.

[0051] The inner ventilation part (165) is sewn together with the outer skin (100) and inner skin (200).

[0052] The above knuckle ventilation part (161) is sewn together with the above outer skin (100).

[0053] In this embodiment, the ventilation skin (160) further includes an inner extension part (166) that extends from the bottom of the inner ventilation part (165) toward the inner skin (200) and is sewn together with the inner skin (200).

[0054] The above knuckle ventilation section (161) is arranged to intersect with the above inner ventilation section (165) and is arranged along the knuckles on the back of the hand.

[0055] In this embodiment, the ventilation skin (160) further includes a ventilation stopper (162) that extends from the knuckle ventilation portion (161) toward the outer middle portion (120) and is coupled to the outer middle portion (120), a ventilation ring finger portion (163) that extends from the knuckle ventilation portion (161) toward the outer ring finger portion (130) and is coupled to the outer ring finger portion (130), and a ventilation holding portion (164) that extends from the knuckle ventilation portion (161) toward the outer holding portion (140) and is coupled to the outer holding portion (140).

[0056] The above-mentioned ventilation middle finger portion (162), ventilation ring finger portion (163), and ventilation small finger portion (164) are further extended from the above-mentioned knuckle ventilation portion (161) toward the fingertips of the user.

[0057] In this embodiment, the outer detection part (110) is directly coupled to the knuckle ventilation part (161). Since it is not desirable for the index finger to grip the grip strongly when gripping the grip, the outer detection part (110) is directly coupled to the knuckle ventilation part (161).

[0058] Since it is desirable for the middle finger, ring finger, and little finger to firmly grip the grip when gripping, in this embodiment, the ventilation middle finger portion (162), ventilation ring finger portion (163), and ventilation little finger portion (164) are each extended to provide sufficient elasticity to the middle finger, ring finger, and little finger, and when the grip is not gripped, they return to their original state, thereby preventing the glove from stretching.

[0059] The inner skin (200) comprises a palm portion (250) positioned to wrap around the user's palm, an inner index finger portion (210) connected to the palm portion (250) and positioned to wrap around the user's index finger, an inner middle finger portion (220) connected to the palm portion (250) and positioned to wrap around the user's middle finger, an inner ring finger portion (230) connected to the palm portion (250) and positioned to wrap around the user's ring finger, and an inner little finger portion (240) connected to the palm portion (250) and positioned to wrap around the user's little finger.

[0060] The palm portion (250), inner index finger portion (210), inner middle finger portion (220), inner ring finger portion (230), and inner little finger portion (240) are formed integrally. The palm portion (250), inner index finger portion (210), inner middle finger portion (220), inner ring finger portion (230), and inner little finger portion (240) include natural leather or synthetic leather material.

[0061] One side of the palm portion (250) is combined with the back of the hand portion (150), and the other side of the palm portion (250) is combined with the breathable skin (160).

[0062] The thumb skin (300) is placed on the other side of the palm portion (250). An opening is formed in the palm portion (250) for sewing the thumb skin (300).

[0063] The above thumb skin (300) includes an outer thumb skin (310) and an inner thumb skin (320).

[0064] The above outer skin (100) and inner skin (200) are sewn together.

[0065] Referring to FIG. 4, the outer detection unit (110) includes a first outer detection border (111) forming one edge and a second outer detection border (112) forming the other edge. The inner detection unit (210) includes a first inner detection border (211) forming one edge and a second inner detection border (212) forming the other edge.

[0066] The golf glove according to the present embodiment includes a first index seam (181) that sews together the first outer index border (111) and the first inner index border (211), and a second index seam (182) that sews together the second outer index border (112) and the second inner index border (212).

[0067] The golf glove according to the present embodiment further includes a grip hole (260) that is positioned to penetrate the inner skin (200) and exposes the grip of the club to the user's fingers.

[0068] In this embodiment, the grip hole (260) includes an index finger grip hole (261) formed to penetrate the inner index finger portion (210), a middle finger grip hole (262) formed to penetrate the inner middle finger portion (220), a ring finger grip hole (263) formed to penetrate the inner ring finger portion (230), and a finger grip hole (264) formed to penetrate the inner finger portion (240).

[0069] The index finger grip hole (261), middle finger grip hole (262), ring finger grip hole (263), and little finger grip hole (264) are arranged in a line in a virtual straight line direction.

[0070] In this embodiment, the index finger grip hole (261) is positioned on the second joint relative to the palm, and the little finger grip hole (264) is positioned on the first joint relative to the palm. The middle finger grip hole (262) and the ring finger grip hole (263) are positioned on a line connecting the index finger grip hole (261) and the little finger grip hole (264) in a straight line.

[0071] When gripping, the correct gripping direction is defined as the grip direction (G), and the index finger grip hole (261), middle finger grip hole (262), ring finger grip hole (263), and little finger grip hole (264) are arranged in a line in the grip direction (G).

[0072] When gripping, the user can intuitively perceive contact with the grip through the index finger grip hole (261), middle finger grip hole (262), ring finger grip hole (263), and little finger grip hole (264).

[0073] In the golf glove according to the present embodiment, the index finger grip hole (261), middle finger grip hole (262), ring finger grip hole (263), and little finger grip hole (264) are formed in a circular shape. Unlike the present embodiment, the index finger grip hole (261), middle finger grip hole (262), ring finger grip hole (263), and little finger grip hole (264) may be formed in various shapes such as triangles or squares.

[0074] The golf glove according to the present embodiment further comprises an index finger grip hole coating (271) disposed on the outer surface of the inner index finger portion (210) and formed to surround the index finger grip hole (261), a middle finger grip hole coating (272) disposed on the outer surface of the inner middle finger portion (220) and formed to surround the middle finger grip hole (262), a ring finger grip hole coating (273) disposed on the outer surface of the inner ring finger portion (230) and formed to surround the ring finger grip hole (263), and a finger grip hole coating (274) disposed on the outer surface of the inner finger portion (240) and formed to surround the finger grip hole (264).

[0075] The index finger grip hole coating (271), middle finger grip hole coating (272), ring finger grip hole coating (273), and little finger grip hole coating (274) can be collectively referred to as the grip hole coating (270). The grip hole coating (270) includes a silicone material.

[0076] In this embodiment, the shape of the grip hole coating (270) corresponds to the shape of the grip hole (260). The index finger grip hole coating (271), middle finger grip hole coating (272), ring finger grip hole coating (273), and little finger grip hole coating (274) are each formed in a ring shape and are formed larger than the diameter of the index finger grip hole (261), middle finger grip hole (262), ring finger grip hole (263), and little finger grip hole (264).

[0077] The golf glove according to the present embodiment includes an index finger coating hole (271a) that penetrates the index finger grip hole coating (271) and communicates with the index finger grip hole (261), a middle finger coating hole (not shown) that penetrates the middle finger grip hole coating (272) and communicates with the middle finger grip hole (262), a ring finger coating hole (not shown) that penetrates the ring finger grip hole coating (273) and communicates with the ring finger grip hole (263), and a finger finger coating hole (not shown) that penetrates the finger finger grip hole coating (274) and communicates with the finger finger grip hole (264).

[0078] Each inner diameter of the index finger grip hole coating (271), middle finger grip hole coating (272), ring finger grip hole coating (273), and little finger grip hole coating (274) is formed to be in contact with the outer diameter of the index finger grip hole (261), middle finger grip hole (262), ring finger grip hole (263), and little finger grip hole (264), thereby having the characteristic of suppressing wear or tear when gripping.

[0079] The index finger grip hole coating (271), middle finger grip hole coating (272), ring finger grip hole coating (273), and little finger grip hole coating (274) are also arranged in a line in the grip direction (G).

[0080] The golf glove according to the present embodiment further includes an inner coating (290) disposed on the outer surface of the inner skin (200).

[0081] The inner coating (290) comprises an inner detection coating (291) disposed on the inner detection part (210), an inner middle finger coating (292) disposed on the inner middle finger part (220), an inner ring finger coating (293) disposed on the inner ring finger part (230), and an inner hand coating (294) disposed on the inner hand finger part (240).

[0082] The inner coating (290) above includes a silicone material.

[0083] The inner index finger coating (291), inner middle finger coating (292), inner ring finger coating (293), and inner little finger coating (294) are arranged in a stripe shape and, in this embodiment, are spaced at equal intervals along the length of the fingers. The inner index finger coating (291), inner middle finger coating (292), inner ring finger coating (293), and inner little finger coating (294) are arranged in a horizontal stripe shape.

[0084] In this embodiment, the inner sensor coating (291) is connected to the sensor grip hole coating (271), and through this, the sensor grip hole coating (271) can be formed more firmly.

[0085] The inner middle finger coating (292) is connected to the middle finger grip hole coating (272), thereby allowing the middle finger grip hole coating (272) to be formed more firmly. The inner ring finger coating (293) is connected to the ring finger grip hole coating (273), thereby allowing the ring finger grip hole coating (273) to be formed more firmly. The inner little finger coating (294) is connected to the little finger grip hole coating (274), thereby allowing the little finger grip hole coating (274) to be formed more firmly.

[0086] The inner coating (290) comprises a first inner palm coating (295) formed in a horizontal stripe shape, which is placed on the palm portion (250) and extends toward the wrist from the inner index finger coating (291), inner middle finger coating (292), inner ring finger coating (293), and inner little finger coating (294); a second inner palm coating (296) placed on the user's hypothenar eminence; and a third inner palm coating (297) placed on the user's thenar eminence.

[0087] The inner index finger coating (291), inner middle finger coating (292), inner ring finger coating (293), inner little finger coating (294), and the first inner palm coating (295) are arranged at equal intervals and form a predetermined angle with respect to the grip direction (G).

[0088] The above grip direction (G) can form an angle between 30 and 60 degrees with the above horizontal stripe.

[0089] The hypothenar eminence is the part of the palm on the little finger side, that is, the ulnar side, and includes the abductor digiti minimi muscle, flexor digiti minimi brevis muscle, and opponens digiti minimi muscle.

[0090] The molar region refers to the raised part of the palm on the thumb side.

[0091] The second inner palm coating (296) and the third inner palm coating (297) are positioned on the wrist side of the first inner palm coating (296).

[0092] The second inner palm coating (296) is placed on the little finger side, and the third inner palm coating (297) is placed on the thumb side.

[0093] The above second inner palm coating (296) is in the form of a coating of a certain thickness over the entire small metal part, and provides the function of pressing the grip when gripping, while preventing the grip from slipping out through friction.

[0094] Based on the left and right directions, the other edge of the second inner palm coating (296) is positioned so that it does not extend beyond the ring finger.

[0095] The upper edge of the second inner palm coating (296) is connected to the first inner palm coating (295).

[0096] The third inner palm coating (297) is formed in a rhombus-shaped mesh pattern. One side of the third inner palm coating (297) is connected to the second inner palm coating (296).

[0097] The above inner coating (290) further includes an inner coating (298) disposed on the outer surface of the inner skin (320).

[0098] The above Innersome coating (298) is formed in a square mesh pattern.

[0100] FIG. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of a golf glove according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

[0101] The grip hole coating (270) of the golf glove according to the present embodiment is characterized by being arranged to cover both the outside and the inside of the grip hole (260).

[0102] The above grip hole coating (270) includes an outer coating portion (275) coated on the outer surface (201) of the inner skin (200), an inner coating portion (276) coated on the inner surface (202) of the inner skin (200), and a connecting coating portion (277) that connects the outer coating portion (275) and the inner coating portion (276) and is arranged to surround the inner circumferential surface (260a) of the grip hole (260).

[0103] The above outer coating part (275), inner coating part (276), and connecting coating part (277) are respectively placed in the index finger grip hole coating (271), middle finger grip hole coating (272), ring finger grip hole coating (273), and little finger grip hole coating (274).

[0104] When distinguishing them, the prefixes "index finger," "middle finger," "ring finger," or "little finger" can be attached. For example, in the case of the index finger grip hole coating (271), it includes an index finger outer coating part, an index finger inner coating part, and an index finger connecting coating part.

[0105] The outer diameter and inner diameter of the outer coating portion (275) and the inner coating portion (276) are formed to be the same. When viewed from the top view, the outer coating portion (275) and the inner coating portion (276) are formed in a ring shape.

[0106] The connecting coating part (277) connects the inner edges of the outer coating part (275) and the inner coating part (276). When viewed in cross-section, the connecting coating part (277) is formed in a cylindrical shape.

[0107] Since the above connecting coating portion (277) is formed to surround the inner surface (260a) of the grip hole (260), it is possible to minimize tearing or wear of the grip hole (260) and increase the lifespan of the golf glove.

[0108] Since the inner coating part (276) can be in close contact with the user's finger to increase friction, it has the characteristic of being able to more effectively suppress slipping during swinging.

[0109] The golf glove according to the present embodiment further includes a plurality of coating protrusions (278) that are disposed in the inner coating portion (276) and protrude inward.

[0110] The above coating protrusions (278) have the feature of being able to further increase friction.

[0111] In particular, when gripping, the coating protrusions (278) allow the user to intuitively recognize the position of the grip hole (260), so the user can immediately recognize whether the grip has been properly held.

[0112] The remaining configurations below are similar to the first embodiment, so a detailed description is omitted.

[0114] Although specific embodiments have been described in the detailed description of the present invention, it is understood that various modifications are possible within the scope of the invention. Therefore, the scope of the present invention should not be limited to the described embodiments, but should be defined by the claims set forth below as well as equivalents thereof. Explanation of the symbols

[0116] 100 : Outer Skin 110 : Outer index finger 120 : Outer middle section 130 : Outer ring finger 140 : Outerwear carrying section 150 : Back of the hand 160 : Breathable skin 200 : Inner Skin 210: Inner index finger 220 : Inner Middle Branch 230 : Inner ring finger 240 : Inner Body 250 : Palm section 260 : Grip hole 270 : Grip hole coating 300 : Thumb Skin 400 : Binding member

Claims

Claim 1 In a golf glove, an outer skin (100) positioned on the back of the user's hand; an inner skin (200) connected to the outer skin (100) and positioned on the palm of the user's hand; It includes a thumb skin (300) connected to the outer skin (100) and inner skin (200) and into which the user's thumb is inserted; and a plurality of grip holes (260) arranged to penetrate the inner skin (200), arranged in the gripping direction of the grip, and exposing the grip of the club to the user's fingers, wherein the outer skin (100) comprises a back of hand portion (150) arranged to wrap the back of the user's hand, an outer index finger portion (110) arranged to wrap the user's index finger, an outer middle finger portion (120) arranged to wrap the user's middle finger, an outer ring finger portion (130) arranged to wrap the user's ring finger, an outer little finger portion (140) arranged to wrap the user's little finger, and the outer index finger portion (110), outer middle finger portion (120), outer ring finger portion (130), and outer little finger portion (140) and the The device includes a breathable skin (160) connecting the back of the hand (150), and the inner skin (200) includes a palm portion (250) positioned to wrap the user's palm, an inner index finger portion (210) connected to the palm portion (250) and positioned to wrap the user's index finger, an inner middle finger portion (220) connected to the palm portion (250) and positioned to wrap the user's middle finger, an inner ring finger portion (230) connected to the palm portion (250) and positioned to wrap the user's ring finger, and an inner little finger portion (240) connected to the palm portion (250) and positioned to wrap the user's little finger, and the grip hole (260) includes an index finger grip hole (261) formed to penetrate the inner index finger portion (210), a middle finger grip hole (262) formed to penetrate the inner middle finger portion (220), and the It includes a ring finger grip hole (263) formed to penetrate the inner ring finger portion (230) and a little finger grip hole (264) formed to penetrate the inner little finger portion (240), and the index finger grip hole (261), middle finger grip hole (262),The ring finger grip hole (263) and little finger grip hole (264) are arranged in a line in the grip direction (G), and the ring finger grip hole coating (271) is formed to surround the index finger grip hole (261) and is arranged on the outer surface of the inner index finger part (210); the middle finger grip hole coating (272) is formed to surround the middle finger grip hole (262) and is arranged on the outer surface of the inner middle finger part (220); the ring finger grip hole coating (273) is formed to surround the ring finger grip hole (263) and is arranged on the outer surface of the inner ring finger part (230); and the little finger grip hole coating (274) is formed to surround the little finger grip hole (264) and is arranged on the outer surface of the inner little finger part (240), and further includes penetrating the index finger grip hole coating (271), and the It includes an index finger coating hole (271a) communicating with the index finger grip hole (261), a middle finger coating hole penetrating the middle finger grip hole coating (272) and communicating with the middle finger grip hole (262), a ring finger coating hole penetrating the ring finger grip hole coating (273) and communicating with the ring finger grip hole (263), and a little finger coating hole penetrating the little finger grip hole coating (274) and communicating with the little finger grip hole (264), wherein the inner diameters of the index finger grip hole coating (271), middle finger grip hole coating (272), ring finger grip hole coating (273), and little finger grip hole coating (274) are formed to contact the outer diameters of the index finger grip hole (261), middle finger grip hole (262), ring finger grip hole (263), and little finger grip hole (264) when gripping. To suppress wear or tear, each of the index finger grip hole coating (271), middle finger grip hole coating (272), ring finger grip hole coating (273) and little finger grip hole coating (274) comprises an outer coating portion (275) coated on the outer surface (201) of the inner skin (200), an inner coating portion (276) coated on the inner surface (202) of the inner skin (200), and a connecting coating portion (277) that connects the outer coating portion (275) and the inner coating portion (276) and is arranged to surround the inner circumference (260a) of the grip hole (260), wherein the outer diameter and inner diameter of the outer coating portion (275) and the inner coating portion (276) are formed to be the same, and when viewed from a top view,The golf glove is characterized in that the outer coating portion (275) and the inner coating portion (276) are formed in a ring shape, and the connecting coating portion (277) connects the inner edges of the outer coating portion (275) and the inner coating portion (276), and when viewed in cross-section, the connecting coating portion (277) is formed in a cylindrical shape and further includes a plurality of coating protrusions (278) that are disposed on the inner coating portion (276) and protrude inward.

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