Device for golf club retracting training
By designing devices for golf club closing training, including a hitting control unit, a club head control unit and a knee and hip dorsal control unit, the problems of low efficiency of rod closing movement and high deformation rate in the prior art are solved, and the effect of standardizing rod closing movement and improving training efficiency is achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202510383257.8
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-03-28
- Publication Date
- 2025-06-17
AI Technical Summary
The lack of effective equipment assisted training of golf club closing movements in the prior art leads to a long training cycle, high movement deformation rate, and players lack of understanding of the importance of club closing movements.
A device for golf club closing training is provided, including a batting control unit, a club head control unit and a knee hip dorsal control unit. Through the structure and combination of these units, the trainer's movements during the batting and club closing process are regulated, ensuring the integrity and smoothness of the movements.
By standardizing the closing movement, the trainer can complete the closing movement under the premise of correct hitting, avoiding the "gnawing on the ground", keeping the club head on the correct swing track, improving the training efficiency of the closing movement, and forming a correct action mode.
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Abstract
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Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to a sports assistance trainer, and more specifically, the present invention mainly relates to a device for golf follow-through training. Background Art
[0002] The golf sport is a sport that uses different golf clubs to hit a golf ball into a hole. Its swing action consists of the backswing, downswing, hitting, and follow-through. The follow-through action is that after hitting the ball, the clubhead rotates inertia around the waist as an axis until the club stops, and it is the clubhead that drives the player to turn naturally around the waist. Many players do not release the strength of the waist, arm, and hand after hitting the ball, and subconsciously apply additional force, resulting in a lack of explosive power in hitting the ball. The extra force after hitting the ball destroys the follow-through plane, causing the action to deform, generating a component force, making the player's center of gravity unstable, changing the ball's trajectory, and affecting the ball's flight distance and landing point. Therefore, a good and complete follow-through action requires the player to have good downswing and hitting techniques. A complete and high-quality follow-through has a strong reverse promotion effect on the downswing technique and hitting quality. However, the follow-through action is often not taken seriously by players. After hitting the ball, many players only focus on the ball and do not pay much attention to the integrity and fluency of the follow-through action. They rarely conduct targeted training, and there is a lack of targeted training devices. Currently, there are no effective measures in this field and it has not attracted enough attention. Many players and even coaches just pose a follow-through action for show, generally having an insufficient understanding of the importance of the follow-through, resulting in players lacking an important measure to improve their performance. Therefore, it is necessary to research and improve the structure of the training assistance device for the standard golf follow-through action. Summary of the Invention
[0003] One of the purposes of the present invention is to address the above deficiencies and provide a device for golf follow-through training, in order to solve the technical problems in the prior art that there is no very effective device to assist in training the follow-through action of the golf sport, resulting in a long training cycle and a high action deformation rate.
[0004] To solve the above technical problems, the present invention adopts the following technical solutions: A device for golf follow-through training provided by the present invention includes a base, on which a hitting control unit, a clubhead control unit, and a knee-hip-back control unit are installed.
[0005] The above-mentioned hitting control unit includes a hitting fixed seat, on which a first lifting arm, a second lifting arm, and a third lifting arm are installed. A delay control mark is installed at the front end of the first lifting arm; a swivel ring is installed at the front end of the second lifting arm, and a ball holder is installed on the swivel ring through a connecting rope; a first installation part for installing a recorder and a second installation part for installing an analyzer are provided on the third lifting arm.
[0006] The above-mentioned rod head control unit includes a rod head fixing seat, on which a fourth lifting arm, a fifth lifting arm and a sixth lifting arm are installed, the front end of the fourth lifting arm is installed with a first rotating shaft, and the first rotating shaft is installed with a rotation control mark; the front end of the fifth lifting arm is installed with a flag, and the fifth lifting arm is also installed with a rotating arm, and the front end of the rotating arm is installed with a rod head mark; the front end of the sixth lifting arm is movably installed with a blocking mark through a second rotating shaft.
[0007] The above-mentioned knee-hip-back control unit includes a control fixing seat, on which a seventh lifting arm, an eighth lifting arm and a ninth lifting arm are installed, the seventh lifting arm is installed with a resistance arm, the resistance arm is provided with a resistance spring, the two ends of the resistance spring respectively resist the end of the resistance arm and the knee sensor, the knee sensor is movably installed on the resistance arm, and the knee sensor has a knee resistance position and a vertical portion; the front end of the eighth lifting arm is installed with a first connecting arm, the first connecting arm is installed with a third rotating shaft, the third rotating shaft is installed with a fixed cylinder, a coaxial hip stopper is also installed inside the fixed cylinder, the front end of the hip stopper is provided with a hip resistance position, the rear part of the hip stopper is installed with a sliding tube, a return spring is provided between the sliding tube and the inner wall of the fixed cylinder; the front end of the ninth lifting arm is installed with a back label.
[0008] Preferably, a further technical solution is: a second connecting arm is installed at the front end of the first lifting arm, and the delay control mark is installed on the second connecting arm through a first buffer spring; a third connecting arm is installed at the front end of the second lifting arm, and the swivel is installed on the third connecting arm through a second buffer spring.
[0009] A further technical solution is: there are multiple rotating rings, and all of them can be installed on the third connecting arm through the second buffer spring.
[0010] A further technical solution is that the thickness of the far end of the delay control mark is greater than the thickness of the connecting end.
[0011] A further technical solution is: a fourth connecting arm is installed at the front end of the fifth lifting arm, and the first rotating shaft is installed on the fourth connecting arm; a fifth connecting arm is installed at the front end of the rotating arm, and the rod head mark is installed on the fifth connecting arm; a sixth connecting arm is installed at the front end of the sixth lifting arm, a buffer arm is installed on the sixth connecting arm, and the blocking mark is installed on the buffer arm.
[0012] A further technical solution is that the rotation control mark is located on the flight trajectory of the golf ball, the club head mark is located on the trainer's finishing trajectory, and the blocking mark is located at the rear of the trainer's finishing trajectory.
[0013] A further technical solution is that a seventh connecting arm is installed at the front end of the ninth lifting arm, and the back label is installed on the seventh connecting arm.
[0014] A further technical solution is that the positions of the knee sensors, hip resistors, and back labels respectively correspond to the knee, hip, and back positions of the trainer's follow-through posture.
[0015] Compared with the prior art, one of the beneficial effects of the present invention is that through the stroke control unit, the trainer can complete the follow-through action on the premise of correct hitting, control the delayed release of the clubhead, and eliminate the phenomenon of "digging into the ground"; the clubhead control unit can enable the trainer to perform the follow-through on the correct swing trajectory after hitting the ball, and keep the angle of the clubhead to both sides unchanged during the follow-through; the knee-hip-back control unit can standardize the center of gravity and movement changes of the trainer during and after hitting the ball, keep their postures upright, assist the trainer to quickly form a correct action pattern, and improve the training efficiency of the follow-through action. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0016] Figure 1 It is a schematic top view structure diagram for explaining an embodiment of the present invention.
[0017] Figure 2 For Figure 1 the structure diagram of the stroke control unit in
[0018] Figure 3 For Figure 1 the structure diagram of the clubhead control unit in
[0019] Figure 4 For Figure 1 the structure diagram of the knee-hip-back control unit in
[0020] Figure 5 For another embodiment of the present invention Figure 2 the structure diagram of the swivel shown in
[0021] Figure 6 For Figure 4 the enlarged view of the hip resistor and other structures shown in
[0022] In the figure, 1 is the base, 2 is the hitting control unit, 201 is the hitting fixed seat, 202 is the first lifting arm, 203 is the second lifting arm, 204 is the third lifting arm, 205 is the delay control mark, 206 is the swivel ring, 207 is the connecting rope, 208 is the ball holder, 209 is the first mounting part, 210 is the second mounting part, 211 is the second connecting arm, 212 is the first buffer spring, 213 is the third connecting arm, 214 is the second buffer spring, 301 is the club head fixed seat, 302 is the fourth lifting arm, 303 is the fifth lifting arm, 304 is the sixth lifting arm, 305 is the first rotating shaft, 306 is the rotation control mark, 307 is the flag, 308 is the rotating arm, 309 is the club head mark, 310 is the second rotating shaft, 311 is the blocking mark, 312 is the fourth connecting arm, 313 is the fifth connecting arm, 314 is the sixth connecting arm, 315 is the buffer arm, 401 is the control fixed seat, 402 is the seventh lifting arm, 403 is the eighth lifting arm, 404 is the ninth lifting arm, 405 is the abutting arm, 406 is the resistance spring, 407 is the knee abutting position, 408 is the vertical part, 409 is the first connecting arm, 410 is the third rotating shaft, 411 is the fixed cylinder, 412 is the hip abutting block, 413 is the sliding tube, 414 is the return spring, 415 is the back mark, 416 is the seventh connecting arm. Detailed implementation manner
[0023] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[0024] Refer to Figure 1 As shown, an embodiment of the present invention is a device for golf follow-through training, which includes a base 1, on which a hitting control unit 2, a club head control unit 3 and a knee-hip-back control unit 4 are installed.
[0025] Among them, as combined Figure 2 As shown, the above-mentioned hitting control unit 2 includes a hitting fixed seat 201, on which a first lifting arm 202, a second lifting arm 203 and a third lifting arm 204 are installed. A delay control mark 205 is installed at the front end of the first lifting arm 202; a swivel ring 206 is installed at the front end of the second lifting arm 203, and then a ball holder 208 is installed on the swivel ring 206 through a connecting rope 207; then a first mounting part 209 and a second mounting part 210 are provided on the aforementioned third lifting arm 204, wherein the first mounting part 209 is used to install a recorder, and the second mounting part 210 is used to install an analyzer.
[0026] Preferably, for the convenience of installation, a second connecting arm 211 may be installed at the front end of the first lifting arm 202, and the above-mentioned delay control mark 205 may be installed on the second connecting arm 211 through a first buffer spring 212; then a third connecting arm 213 may be installed at the front end of the second lifting arm 203, and the above-mentioned swivel 206 may be installed on the third connecting arm 213 through a second buffer spring 214. The aforementioned buffer spring can reduce the impact on the delay control mark 205 and the swivel 206 during the auxiliary training process and prevent damage. At the same time, to control the premature release of the club head and avoid the "grounding" phenomenon where the club head touches the ground before hitting the ball, the thickness of the distal end of the aforementioned delay control mark 205 may be set to be greater than that of the connecting end. Thus, if the club head is prematurely released, it will reach the distal end of the delay control mark, thereby effectively controlling the premature release of the aforementioned club head. Through the first buffer spring 212, the delay control mark 205 can be reset in time after being struck.
[0027] Further, the above-mentioned swivel 206 may be designed as multiple ones as shown in Figure 5 and all of them can be installed on the third connecting arm 213 through the second buffer spring 214. The multiple swivels 206 can be replaced according to different clubs to meet different training needs. Further, multiple ball rests 208 at different positions may be provided. After the ball rest 208 is struck, the swivel 206 can rotate along the third connecting arm 213, facilitating reset for continuous training.
[0028] Combined with Figure 3 as shown, the above-mentioned club head control unit 3 includes a club head fixing seat 301. A fourth lifting arm 302, a fifth lifting arm 303, and a sixth lifting arm 304 are respectively installed on the club head fixing seat 301; then a first rotating shaft 305 is installed at the front end of the fourth lifting arm 302, and a rotation control mark 306 is installed on the first rotating shaft 305; a flag 307 is installed at the front end of the fifth lifting arm 303, a rotating arm 308 is installed on the fifth lifting arm 303, and a club head mark 309 is installed at the front end of the rotating arm 308; a blocking mark 311 is movably installed at the front end of the sixth lifting arm 304 through a second rotating shaft 310.
[0029] Based on the same idea in this embodiment, a fourth connecting arm 312 may also be installed at the front end of the above-mentioned fifth lifting arm 303, and then the above-mentioned first rotating shaft 305 may be installed on the fourth connecting arm 312; a fifth connecting arm 313 may be installed at the front end of the above-mentioned rotating arm 308, and the club head mark 309 may be installed on the fifth connecting arm 313; a sixth connecting arm 314 may be installed at the front end of the sixth lifting arm 304, a buffer arm 315 may be installed on the sixth connecting arm 314, and the above-mentioned blocking mark 311 may be installed on the buffer arm 315.
[0030] It is worth mentioning that, in the installation position, it is best to place the rotation control mark 306 on the flight trajectory of the golf ball, the club head mark 309 on the trainer's finishing trajectory, and the blocking mark 311 on the latter part of the trainer's finishing trajectory.
[0031] refer to Figure 4 As shown, the knee-hip-back control unit 4 comprises a control fixing seat 401, on which a seventh lifting arm 402, an eighth lifting arm 403 and a ninth lifting arm 404 are respectively mounted; then a resistance arm 405 is mounted on the seventh lifting arm 402, a resistance spring 406 is mounted on the resistance arm 405, and both ends of the resistance spring 406 are respectively in contact with the end of the resistance arm 405 and the knee receptor, and the knee receptor is movably mounted on the resistance arm 405, and the aforementioned knee receptor has a knee resistance position 407 and a vertical portion 408; a first connecting arm 409 is mounted on the front end of the eighth lifting arm 403, a third rotating shaft 410 is mounted on the first connecting arm 409, and then a fixing cylinder 411 is mounted on the third rotating shaft 410; combined with Figure 6 As shown, a coaxial hip stopper 412 is installed inside the aforementioned fixed cylinder 411, a hip stopper 412 has a hip contact position at the front end, and a slide tube 413 is installed at the rear of the hip stopper 412, a return spring 414 is provided between the slide tube 413 and the inner wall of the fixed cylinder 411; a back label 415 is installed at the front end of the ninth lifting arm 404.
[0032] It is preferred that the positions of the knee receptors, hip stopper 412 and back label 415 correspond to the positions of the knees, hips and back of the trainee in the finishing posture, respectively.
[0033] refer to Figures 1-6As shown, in actual use of the above preferred embodiment of the present invention, the knee receptor is abutted against the left knee of the trainee, so that the trainee can feel that as the center of gravity moves to the left, the force of the knee squeezing against the knee receptor increases. Until the center of gravity moves to the outside of the left foot sole and the body is upright, when the position of the knee squeezing against the knee receptor transitions from the knee contact position 407 to the vertical part 408, the force reaches the maximum, thereby enabling the trainee to feel the center of gravity transfer of the correct follow-through action and preventing unnecessary movements that may affect the clubhead trajectory. At the same time, the left rear position of the trainee's hip gently leans against the hip abutment 412. Under the linkage effect of the sliding tube 413 and the fixed cylinder 411, it prevents the loss of waist rotation potential energy due to the backward rotation of the hip during hitting and follow-through, prompting the trainee to consciously push the hip and rotate the waist, so that the torsion of the waist rotation is fully released, forming a greater hitting explosive force. At the same time, the trainee can feel that after hitting the ball, the clubhead drives the waist to rotate by inertia, and the waist rotation then drives the hip to rotate until the left hip is squeezed against the hip abutment 412 when the body is upright, enabling the trainee to form the correct action sequence of hip rotation. At the same time, under the action of the back label 415, when it is set on the trainee's body upright facing the hitting direction during follow-through, it is parallel to the left erector spinae muscle and at a position one punch away from the erector spinae muscle, preventing the trainee from tilting the back during hitting and damaging the clubhead trajectory; at the same time, it avoids the trainee looking up and rotating the body too eagerly to see the ball after hitting, resulting in insufficient or no transfer of the center of gravity to the left and other unnecessary actions that release potential energy, preventing the situation of unstable center of gravity caused by excessive backward tilting of the body after follow-through.
[0034] The rotation control label 306 in the clubhead control unit 3 is set on the flight trajectory of the ball, so that the clubhead of the golf club remains in the follow-through plane after hitting the ball, and the clubhead is preferably sent forward as much as possible to the position indicated by the rotation control label 306. At this time, the trainee's forearm begins to rotate to the left and turns left along the axis of the waist and back into the follow-through plane. The angle of the clubface remains unchanged after hitting the ball, and the forward delivery of the clubhead prevents the forearm from rotating prematurely and changing the angle of the clubface, affecting the flight trajectory of the ball and causing deviations in distance and landing point. The clubhead label 309 can rotate along the fifth connecting arm 313, and the clubhead label 309 is placed on the way of the aforementioned follow-through plane and in front of the aforementioned flag 307, thereby controlling the rotation of the clubhead of the golf club along the correct follow-through plane. The aforementioned flag 307 is set at the azimuth where the trainee turns 90 degrees to the left currently. When the trainee sees the clubhead turn to the azimuth of the flag 307 from the corner of the eye, the trainee begins to turn the head to look at the hitting direction and shift the center of gravity to the outside of the left foot sole, with the body upright or slightly tilted backward, facing the hitting direction, and completing the follow-through action smoothly. At the same time, the blocking label 311 is placed at the rear part of the trainee's follow-through trajectory, standing at about a 45-degree angle to the left rear of the trainee's ready position and approximately at the distance of a No. 1 golf club. It can block the golf club when the follow-through plane is too deviated, preventing the incomplete release of the hitting force and the remaining force from deflecting the follow-through plane. At the same time, it prevents the trainee's waist and arm from continuously exerting force after hitting the ball, resulting in unstable center of gravity. That is, by blocking the club that changes the track, it forces the trainee to consciously release the hitting force completely and follow through according to the correct follow-through plane.
[0035] Due to the structure of the delay control mark 205 in the hitting control unit 2, which is thick at the distal end and thin at the connecting end, if the club head is released prematurely, it will hit the distal end of the delay control mark 205, thereby effectively controlling the problem of the club head losing its kinetic energy due to premature release and preventing the above-mentioned "ground nibbling" phenomenon. The kinetic energy of the ball holder 208 after being hit is buffered by the second buffer spring 214. By replacing different swivels and using three different ball holders 208 of long, short, and straight types, different-sized club training can be satisfied. After the current ball holder 208 is hit, the swivel 206 can rotate along the third connecting arm 213, facilitating reset for continuous training. The training actions can be recorded by a recorder installed on the third lifting arm 204, and then technical analysis can be performed by an analyzer to optimize the actions, enabling high-quality training for each shot of the player. Both the aforementioned recorder and analyzer can be commercially available products, so the principles of both will not be elaborated further.
[0036] As can be seen from the above embodiments, the principle of the present invention is to standardize the follow-through action through the structure of the device, which has a very important reverse promoting effect on the correct downswing and hitting. The hitting control unit promotes the correct club head release timing and hitting quality; the club head control unit ensures that the club head passes through on the correct follow-through plane, reversely promoting good hitting habits of not raising the head or getting up during the hitting process and fully releasing the power during hitting; the knee-hip-back control unit controls the uprightness of the torso and the correct movement during the follow-through process, reversely promoting the uprightness of the torso and the correct movement during the downswing and hitting processes, making the swing action rhythmic, smooth, and complete as a whole.
[0037] In addition to the above, it should also be noted that in this specification, "one embodiment", "another embodiment", "embodiment", etc. refer to the specific features, structures, or characteristics described in connection with that embodiment being included in at least one embodiment generally described in this application. The same expression appearing in multiple places in the specification does not necessarily refer to the same embodiment. Further, when describing a specific feature, structure, or characteristic in connection with any one embodiment, it is intended that the implementation of such feature, structure, or characteristic in combination with other embodiments also falls within the scope of the present invention.
[0038] Although the present invention has been described herein with reference to multiple illustrative embodiments of the present invention, it should be understood that those skilled in the art can design many other modifications and implementation manners, which will fall within the scope of the principles and spirit disclosed in this application. More specifically, within the scope of the disclosure, drawings, and claims of this application, various variations and improvements can be made to the components and / or layout of the subject combination layout. In addition to the variations and improvements made to the components and / or layout, other uses will also be obvious to those skilled in the art.
Claims
1. A device for golf finishing training, comprising a base (1), on which a ball striking control unit (2), a club head control unit (3) and a knee-hip-back control unit (4) are mounted, characterized in that: The hitting control unit (2) comprises a hitting fixing seat (201), on which a first lifting arm (202), a second lifting arm (203) and a third lifting arm (204) are mounted, and a delay control mark (205) is mounted at the front end of the first lifting arm (202); a swivel (206) is mounted at the front end of the second lifting arm (203), and a ball holder (208) is mounted on the swivel (206) via a connecting rope (207); and a first mounting portion (209) for mounting a recorder and a second mounting portion (210) for mounting an analyzer are provided on the third lifting arm (204); The rod head control unit (3) comprises a rod head fixing seat (301), on which a fourth lifting arm (302), a fifth lifting arm (303) and a sixth lifting arm (304) are mounted, a first rotating shaft (305) being mounted at the front end of the fourth lifting arm (302), and a rotating control mark (306) being mounted on the first rotating shaft (305); a mark flag (307) being mounted at the front end of the fifth lifting arm (303), a rotating arm (308) being further mounted on the fifth lifting arm (303), and a rod head mark (309) being mounted at the front end of the rotating arm (308); and a blocking mark (311) being movably mounted at the front end of the sixth lifting arm (304) via a second rotating shaft (310); The knee-hip-back control unit (4) comprises a control fixing seat (401), on which a seventh lifting arm (402), an eighth lifting arm (403) and a ninth lifting arm (404) are mounted, on which the seventh lifting arm (402) is mounted a resistance arm (405), on which a resistance spring (406) is sleeved, and the two ends of the resistance spring (406) respectively resist the ends of the resistance arm (405) and the knee receptor, and the knee receptor is movably mounted on the resistance arm (405), and the knee receptor has a knee resistance position (407) and a vertical portion (408); A first connecting arm (409) is installed at the front end of the eighth lifting arm (403), a third rotating shaft (410) is installed on the first connecting arm (409), a fixed cylinder (411) is installed on the third rotating shaft (410), a coaxial hip stopper (412) is also installed inside the fixed cylinder (411), a hip stopper (412) is provided at the front end of the hip stopper (412) with a hip contact position, a sliding tube (413) is installed at the rear of the hip stopper (412), and a return spring (414) is provided between the sliding tube (413) and the inner wall of the fixed cylinder (411); a back label (415) is installed at the front end of the ninth lifting arm (404).
2. The device for golf finishing training according to claim 1, characterized in that: A second connecting arm (211) is installed at the front end of the first lifting arm (202), and the delay control mark (205) is installed on the second connecting arm (211) via a first buffer spring (212); a third connecting arm (213) is installed at the front end of the second lifting arm (203), and the rotating ring (206) is installed on the third connecting arm (213) via a second buffer spring (214).
3. The device for golf finishing training according to claim 2, characterized in that: There are multiple rotating rings (206), and each of them can be mounted on the third connecting arm (213) via a second buffer spring (214).
4. The device for golf finishing training according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: The thickness of the far end of the delay control mark (205) is greater than the thickness of the connecting end.
5. The device for golf finishing training according to claim 1, characterized in that: A fourth connecting arm (312) is installed at the front end of the fourth lifting arm (302), and the first rotating shaft (305) is installed on the fourth connecting arm (312); a fifth connecting arm (313) is installed at the front end of the rotating arm (308), and the rod head mark (309) is installed on the fifth connecting arm (313); a sixth connecting arm (314) is installed at the front end of the sixth lifting arm (304), a buffer arm (315) is installed on the sixth connecting arm (314), and the blocking mark (311) is installed on the buffer arm (315).
6. The device for golf finishing training according to claim 1 or 5, characterized in that: The rotation control mark (306) is located on the flight trajectory of the golf ball, the club head mark (309) is located on the trainer's finishing trajectory, and the blocking mark (311) is located at the rear of the trainer's finishing trajectory.
7. The device for golf finishing training according to claim 1, characterized in that: A seventh connecting arm (416) is installed at the front end of the ninth lifting arm (404), and the back label (415) is installed on the seventh connecting arm (416).
8. The device for golf finishing training according to claim 1 or 7, characterized in that: The positions of the knee receptor, the hip stopper (412) and the back label (415) respectively correspond to the positions of the knee, hip and back of the trainer in the finishing posture.