Multipurpose holder for golf using magnets

Abstract

The present invention relates to a multi-purpose golf holder using magnets, and more specifically, to a golf holder using magnets, comprising: a first body (10) having one side formed in a structure capable of being hooked so as to be hooked onto a golfer's clothing or belt, and having the entire exterior or two or more first magnets (15) formed on the other side; It is a useful invention that allows golfers to focus on their putting skills by simplifying golf equipment to match modern trends, as there are many golf courses operating under a no-caddy system.

Description

Technology Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a multi-purpose golf holder using magnets, and more specifically, to a technology that allows golfers to easily attach and detach multiple golf items, such as putter keepers, ball cleaners, ball markers, and green repair tools, that they carry while playing a round on the field. Background Technology

[0002] Typically, when golfers play a round on the course, they carry a putter keeper to hold the putter cover in place, a ball cleaner to clean the golf ball, a golf ball marker, a ball marker to mark the exact position of the golf ball on the green—the area on the golf course where the grass is cut short for putting—and a green repair tool used to repair the green after putting.

[0003] Meanwhile, when carrying such ball cleaners, ball markers, and green repair tools, caddies typically carry them directly or attach them to golfers' bags or holders. However, caddies must opt ​​for this service selectively due to cost constraints, and with many golf courses recently operating on a no-caddy system, this method is not suitable for current trends. Furthermore, golfers' bags are relatively bulky and can lead to a decline in performance during a round, and most holders are designed to limit the number of items that can be attached.

[0005] First, if we look at conventional technologies,

[0006] The technology relates to a golf key holder comprising: a ball marker including a magnet (Patent No. 10-1469805); a green repairer having a pressing groove on the upper surface of a head portion on which the ball marker is detachably seated so as to expose the ball marker on the front surface, and a magnet inserted inside the head portion; a body having a receiving groove formed by extending a base portion including a magnet to support the head portion, which provides a space for coupling with the green repairer, and a cover seated on the upper surface; a connecting portion extending outward from the body; a ring portion coupled to the connecting portion; and an air hole formed at the end of the body connected to the connecting portion.

[0008] Publication No. 10-2023-0171340 (Patent) A golf ball marker holder for marking the position of a golf ball on the grass when playing golf near a hole of a golf course, wherein the golf ball marker holder for marking the position of a golf ball on the grass when playing golf comprises: a body part; a recessed groove part formed in the center for temporarily mounting a ball marker on the body part, wherein a flat groove is formed therein; a ball marker part made of steel material that is attached to and detached from a magnet formed in the recessed groove part to mark the position of the golf ball; and a first ring part integrally fastened to the upper part of the body part for fastening to a belt, etc.

[0010] Technology for a golf tool holder, registered under patent number 20-0230899 (Patent), comprising: a body part having a tee holder formed in a loop shape on each side to allow a golf tee to be inserted and stored, and a ball marker storage space formed on one side having an internal space corresponding to the size of a ball marker; and a belt hook part connected to the body part via a connecting loop, having a surface formed on one side for various patterns and a belt clip formed on the other side.

[0012] The aforementioned prior art provides structures in which only one of a ball cleaner, a ball marker, or a green repairer can be carried in a single holder.

[0013] In other words, if golfers are required to carry ball cleaners, ball markers, and green repair tools during a round, a caddy is essential or hiring one is somewhat expensive. Furthermore, since this technology is not suitable for many golf courses, both domestic and international, that have recently adopted and are operating no-caddy systems, the inconvenience of having to individually carry ball cleaners, ball markers, and green repair tools in multiple holders is unavoidable. The problem to be solved

[0014] The present invention was devised to solve the problems of the aforementioned conventional technology. It focuses on providing a multi-purpose golf holder utilizing magnets that offers both economic efficiency and convenience, allowing golfers to enjoy a no-caddy system without the need for multiple holders, by providing a structure that enables the simultaneous or individual attachment and detachment of a putter keeper, ball cleaner, ball marker, green repairer, etc., to a single holder using a magnetic structure. means of solving the problem

[0015] Accordingly, the present invention relates to a golf holder using magnets, comprising: a first body (10) having a structure formed on one side that is hookable so as to be hooked onto a golfer's clothing or belt, and a first magnet (15) formed on the other side having the entire outer surface or two or more contact surfaces; and a second body (20) having one side equipped with a putter keeper, ball cleaner, ball marker, or green repairer, and a second magnet (25) formed on the other side that is attached to the first magnet (15).It is configured to be selectively attached to and detached from the first body (10) depending on the use of the putter keeper, ball cleaner, ball marker, and green repairer provided on the second body (20), and the first body (10) is configured to include a main body (11) formed in a circular or polygonal shape, a hook (13) attached to a golfer's clothing or belt on one side of the main body (11), and a first magnet (15) configured to have all or two or more contact surfaces on the outer side of the main body (11), and the main body (11) and the hook (13) are formed integrally, or a magnet or Velcro is configured to be attached to and detached from each other on the other side of the main body (11) where the first magnet (15) is configured and on one side of the hook (13), respectively, and the first magnet (15) is configured such that the A second body (20) is configured to be attached to each contact surface, which is positioned to penetrate horizontally within the main body (11) and forms two contact surfaces at both ends, and which is equipped with one of a ball cleaner, a ball marker, or a green repairer on each contact surface. The first magnet (15) is configured by forming a magnet insertion hole (12) of a certain depth from the outer direction to the inner direction on the outer side of the main body (11) and individually press-fitting it into the magnet insertion hole (12), or by applying a separate adhesive member (17) to the magnet insertion hole (12) and then attaching and fixing the first magnet (15). A fastening hole (14) is formed on the outer side of the main body (11), and a connecting hole (16) is formed on the outer side of the first magnet (15), so that the first magnet (15) is fitted onto the outer side of the main body (11) and the fastening hole (14) and The technical feature is that the connecting holes (16) are arranged in the same line and then fastened and fixed by a fastening member (b), and the second magnet (25) is formed to be identical to the outer shape of the first magnet (15), so that when the second magnet (25) is attached to the first magnet (15), it is configured to be in complete contact and the entire surface is attached.

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[0022] According to the multi-purpose golf holder using a magnet of the present invention, while maintaining the original purpose of the holder used by golfers, a putter keeper, ball cleaner, ball marker, and green repairer can be attached to the holder one or all at once, allowing for use without having to provide individual holders, thereby reducing the weight when carrying the equipment, providing convenience, and helping to improve putting skills by allowing golfers to focus on the round. Furthermore, as there are many golf courses operating on a no-caddy system, this is a useful invention that allows golfers to focus on the round by simplifying golf equipment in line with modern trends. Brief explanation of the drawing

[0023] FIG. 1 is a front view and a side view illustrating a preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an exploded view showing a preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a drawing showing a preferred embodiment of the main body of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a drawing showing a preferred embodiment of the main body of the present invention. FIG. 5 is a drawing showing another embodiment of the first body part of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a drawing showing a preferred embodiment of the main body and the first magnet of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a drawing showing another embodiment of the main body and the first magnet of the present invention. FIG. 8 is a drawing showing another embodiment of the main body and the first magnet of the present invention. FIG. 9 is a drawing showing a preferred embodiment of the first body and the second body of the present invention. Specific details for implementing the invention

[0024] The present invention provides a multi-purpose golf holder using magnets that allows golfers to easily attach and detach multiple golf items, such as putter keepers, ball cleaners, ball markers, and green repair tools, which they carry with them when playing a round on the field.

[0026] Hereinafter, the preferred configuration and operation of the present invention for achieving the above objective in relation to the attached drawings will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 9 as follows.

[0028] First, before describing the present invention, the configuration thereof is described with reference to FIG. 1. It is composed of: a first body (10) having a structure on one side that can be hooked onto a golfer's clothes or belt, and a first magnet (15) formed on the other side having the entire outer surface or two or more contact surfaces; and a second body (20) having one side equipped with a putter keeper, ball cleaner, ball marker, or green repairer, and a second magnet (25) formed on the other side that is attached to the first magnet (15). The putter keeper, ball cleaner, ball marker, or green repairer provided on the second body (20) is configured to be selectively attached to or detached from the first body (10) depending on the use of the putter keeper, ball cleaner, ball marker, or green repairer.

[0030] As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the first body (10) is configured to include a main body (11) having a circular or polygonal shape, a hook (13) on one side of the main body (11) that is hooked onto a golfer's clothing or belt, and a first magnet (15) configured to have one or more contact surfaces on the outer side of the main body (11).

[0032] In the case of the main body (11) above, as shown in FIG. 3, it is formed in a circular or polygonal shape with a completely filled interior, and can be formed in any one of the shapes as needed.

[0033] At this time, the main body (11) may be formed with the interior completely filled, as shown in FIG. 4, or with an interior empty or completely penetrating structure, and may be configured with a closed structure on the other side where a groove is formed, even though the interior is empty but not completely penetrating.

[0034] When the main body (11) is completely filled, the durability of the connecting part can be increased when configuring the center of gravity or the hook (13), and the first magnet (15) can be configured effectively and conveniently. When the structure is hollow, the overall weight of the main body (11) is reduced, thereby minimizing discomfort when it gets caught on a golfer's clothes or belt, which helps improve performance during golf rounding. When the main body (11) is formed with a groove on one side, the effect of reducing weight and ensuring durability of the connection between the hook (13) and the first magnet (15) is achieved.

[0036] Meanwhile, the above-mentioned hook (13) is configured to be substantially hooked onto a golfer's clothing or belt. When one side is pressed, the side of the hook opens, and when the golfer inserts the opened hook into the golfer's clothing or belt and then releases the pressed part, the hook is fixed to the clothing or belt. As such, it is a conventional configuration such as a structure where one end of the hook (13) can be hooked onto a belt, so a separate detailed drawing and description will be omitted.

[0038] At this time, as shown in FIG. 5, the connection between the main body (11) and the hook (13) may be formed by integrally forming the main body (11) and the hook (13), or the hook (13) may be configured to be detachably attached to the other side where the first magnet (13) is formed using a magnet or Velcro.

[0040] The first magnet (15) may be configured to have two or more contact surfaces, or may be configured to have the entire outer circumference of the main body (11).

[0042] Meanwhile, as an example of an embodiment in which the first magnet (15) has two or more contact surfaces, as shown in FIG. 6, if one is configured to penetrate the interior of the main body (11) in a horizontal direction, two contact surfaces are formed at both ends of the first magnet (15), and a second magnet (25) can be attached to each contact surface.

[0043] This structure is positioned to penetrate the interior of the main body (11), and the first magnet (15) has a relatively large surface area in contact with the main body (11). Additionally, to increase the more robust fixing force between the main body (11) and the first magnet (15), an adhesive member (17) may be applied to the mutually contacting parts. When a plurality of first magnets (15) are arranged horizontally within the interior of the main body (11) in this manner, a plurality of contact surfaces can be formed, and a putter keeper, ball cleaner, ball marker, green repairer, etc., can all be attached to and carried on the plurality of contact surfaces.

[0045] In addition, as another embodiment in which the first magnet (15) has two or more contact surfaces, as shown in FIG. 7, a magnet insertion hole (12) is formed by inserting it to a certain depth from the outside to the inside of the main body (11), and then individually press-fitting each magnet into the magnet insertion hole (12), or applying an adhesive member (17) to the magnet insertion hole (12) and then attaching it, so that one side of each magnet is attached and fixed to the main body (11), and the other side forms a contact surface to which the second magnet (25) can be attached, thereby allowing the ball cleaner, ball marker, green repairer, etc., to all be attached.

[0047] Meanwhile, when the first magnet (15) is configured to be entirely on the main body (11), the first magnet (15) may be configured to simply wrap around the outer side of the main body (11), and an adhesive member (17) may be applied to the outer side of the main body (11) to secure the first magnet (15), or the main body (11) may be formed of a metal material and the first magnet (15) may be configured around the entire outer circumference.

[0048] In addition, as shown in FIG. 8, for more stable fixation of the main body (11) and the first magnet (15), a fastening hole (14) is formed on the outer side of the main body (11) and a connecting hole (16) is formed on the outer side of the first magnet (15). The first magnet (15) is fitted onto the outer side of the main body (11) and the fastening hole (14) and the connecting hole (16) are aligned in the same line, and then fastened and fixed by a fastening member (b). By configuring the fastening structure so that there is no separate adhesive member (17) on the outer side of the main body (11) or the material of the main body (11), diversity and convenience can be secured simultaneously. Furthermore, through the assembly structure, partial replacement is possible, so that if damage to a part occurs, economic efficiency can be increased through partial replacement.

[0050] As shown in FIG. 9, the second body (20) is provided with one of a ball cleaner, a ball marker, or a green repairer on one side, and a second magnet (25) attached to the first magnet (15) is formed on the other side. The second magnet (25) is formed to be identical to the outer shape of the first magnet (15), so that when the second magnet (25) is attached to the first magnet (15), it is configured to be in complete contact and the entire surface is attached. As the contact surfaces of the first and second magnets (15, 25) are in complete contact, the fixing force can be increased.

[0052] According to the multi-purpose golf holder using a magnet of the present invention, while maintaining the original purpose of the holder used by golfers, a putter keeper, ball cleaner, ball marker, and green repairer can be attached to the holder one or all at once, allowing for use without having to provide individual holders, thereby reducing the weight when carrying the equipment, providing convenience, and helping to improve putting skills by allowing golfers to focus on the round. Furthermore, as there are many golf courses operating on a no-caddy system, this is a useful invention that allows golfers to focus on the round by simplifying golf equipment in line with modern trends. Explanation of the symbols

[0053] 10 : First body 11: Main body 12: Magnet insertion hole 13: Hook 14: Fastening hole 15: First magnet 16 : Connection hole 20 : Second body 25 : Second magnet b : Fastening member

Claims

Claim 1 A golf holder using magnets, comprising: a first body (10) having one side formed with a structure capable of being hooked so as to be hooked onto a golfer's clothing or belt, and having a first magnet (15) formed on the other side having the entire outer surface or two or more contact surfaces; and a second body (20) having one side equipped with a putter keeper, ball cleaner, ball marker, or green repairer, and having a second magnet (25) formed on the other side that is attached to the first magnet (15).It is configured to be selectively attached to and detached from the first body (10) depending on the use of the putter keeper, ball cleaner, ball marker, and green repairer provided on the second body (20), and the first body (10) is configured to include a main body (11) formed in a circular or polygonal shape, a hook (13) attached to a golfer's clothing or belt on one side of the main body (11), and a first magnet (15) configured to have all or two or more contact surfaces on the outer side of the main body (11), and the main body (11) and the hook (13) are formed integrally, or a magnet or Velcro is configured to be attached to and detached from each other on the other side of the main body (11) where the first magnet (15) is configured and on one side of the hook (13), respectively, and the first magnet (15) is configured such that the A second body (20) is configured to be attached to each contact surface, which is positioned to penetrate horizontally within the main body (11) and forms two contact surfaces at both ends, and which is equipped with one of a ball cleaner, a ball marker, or a green repairer on each contact surface. The first magnet (15) is configured by forming a magnet insertion hole (12) of a certain depth from the outer direction to the inner direction on the outer side of the main body (11) and individually press-fitting it into the magnet insertion hole (12), or by applying a separate adhesive member (17) to the magnet insertion hole (12) and then attaching and fixing the first magnet (15). A fastening hole (14) is formed on the outer side of the main body (11), and a connecting hole (16) is formed on the outer side of the first magnet (15), so that the first magnet (15) is fitted onto the outer side of the main body (11) and the fastening hole (14) and A multi-purpose golf holder using magnets, characterized in that the connecting holes (16) are arranged in a straight line and then fastened and fixed by a fastening member (b), and the second magnet (25) is formed to be identical to the outer shape of the first magnet (15), so that when the second magnet (25) is attached to the first magnet (15), it is configured to be in complete contact and the entire surface is attached. Claim 2 delete Claim 3 delete Claim 4 delete Claim 5 delete Claim 6 delete Claim 7 delete

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