Grip for golf club

Abstract

The present invention to a grip for golf club, and provides a grip for golf club which improves the tightly coupling force between the lower part of the grip for golf club and the thumb and the index finger of the hand which is positioned at the relatively lower position especially at the time of swing.In the present invention, there are effects that the grip for golf club can be stably gripped by the thumb and the index finger without applying a large force since the diameter of the lower part of the grip for golf club is thick enough, as well as that the entire weight of the grip is considerably reduced so as to be at the level comparable to the usual grip due to a cut section which is formed by removing, among the lower part of the grip for golf club, the remaining portion except the portion where the thumb and the index finger of the hand which is positioned at the relatively lower position touch, and also that the upper end of a shaft can be easily inserted and the assembly is easy so that there is no worry of degradation of the productivity since the entire thickness of the lower narrow section can be small.

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BACKGROUND(a) Technical Field[0001]The present invention relates to a grip for golf club, and in particular, relates to a grip for golf club which improves the tightly coupling force between the lower part of the grip for golf club and the thumb and the index finger of the hand which is positioned at the relatively lower position especially at the time of swing.(b) Background Art[0002]The structure of the usual golf club is shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. As can be seen in the drawings, the usual golf club is consisted of a head 2 for striking a golf ball provided at a low end of a shaft 3 and a grip 4 with which a player grips the club and which is provided at an upper end of the shaft 3, wherein the grip 4 has a form in which the diameter is gradually decreased going from a grip upper part 4a to a grip lower part 4b. As such, due to the low narrow condition in which the grip 4 is gradually narrowed going from the upper part to the lower part, it is hard to securely grip the lower part of ...

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Benefits of technology

The present invention provides a grip for golf club that can be easily gripped by the thumb and index finger without applying too much force. The grip is designed to be lightweight and comfortable to hold. The grip has a lower part that is thick enough to provide a stable grip and is also cut to reduce weight. The upper end of the shaft can be easily inserted and the assembly is easy. This improves the productivity of the golf club without worrying about degradation of the grip.

Problems solved by technology

As such, since both of these reference inventions 1 and 2 are manufactured in the form in which the diameter is increased going to the lower part, there is an effect that the lower part of the grip and the thumb and the index finger are closely attached, however, the diameter is increased going to the lower part and the lower end which is practically not gripped is thick throughout it so that there occur problems that the weight is increased in this portion and it cannot be avoided that the weight of the grip becomes excessive and this greatly increases the weight of the grip so as to bring a detrimental result of making it hard to feel the weight of the head.

In addition, since a thick part is formed at the low part of the grip and the thick part is not easily expanded in the assembly process where the upper end of the shaft is inserted and combined, so that there occur problems that the insertion of the upper end of the shaft becomes difficult and the realization of the assembly process becomes very difficult.

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