A golf grip and swing position positioning device
By combining a grip positioner and a swing wrist stabilizer, the shortcomings of existing golf positioners in terms of grip and swing are addressed, providing assistance for correct grip and swing, and improving the user experience and swing accuracy for beginners.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- FOSHAN JIAGUAN METALWORK CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2025-06-27
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-30
AI Technical Summary
Existing golf grip positioners are prone to causing hand discomfort when assisting beginners in gripping the club, and they cannot effectively assist in swing posture, leading to deviations in ball trajectory and making it difficult to correct incorrect habits.
A golf grip and swing position positioning device was designed, which combines a grip positioner and a swing position wrist fixator. The grip positioner assists in the correct grip of the club, while the swing position wrist fixator restricts the wrist posture to ensure that the wrist is parallel to the clubface and forms the correct swing posture.
It effectively helps beginners develop the correct grip and swing posture, reduces hand discomfort, improves user comfort, and corrects bad habits through practice to ensure accurate swing.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to the field of positioning technology, and in particular to a golf grip and swing positioning device. Background Technology
[0002] Golf is a sport played by striking a golf ball with a club. Beginners often struggle to accurately control their grip and swing. As a result, grip positioners have emerged to assist beginners in mastering the correct hand position. These grip positioners are designed based on the correct hand shape, allowing for relatively quick and easy mastery of the correct golf club grip by following the instructions. However, our research has revealed several significant issues affecting the user experience. Firstly, the grip positioner's main body has several flaws in its design, particularly regarding the way the club is positioned on both sides. The grip is very thick, making it uncomfortable for both left and right hands, especially the palm and four fingers. The open design at the right thumb grip area allows the thumb to directly contact the clubface, also causing discomfort. Furthermore, this grip positioner only assists beginners with grip posture, not swing posture. In golf, the wrist must be parallel to the clubface at impact. Many beginners struggle to maintain this, causing their wrists to deviate from the clubface after the swing, leading to a skewed golf ball trajectory and potentially developing incorrect swing habits over time. Utility Model Content
[0003] In order to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art, the purpose of this utility model is to provide a golf grip and swing position positioner to solve the technical problems mentioned in the background art.
[0004] To solve the technical problem, this utility model adopts the following technical solution:
[0005] A golf grip and swing position positioning device includes:
[0006] A grip positioning device has a positioning body distributed along its length, and the inner side of the positioning body has an inner arc surface distributed along its length, which can closely fit the outer face of the golf club grip; the upper end face, left side face and right side face of the positioning body also together form a grip positioning assembly for assisting gripping.
[0007] A wrist-holding device includes a rotary connector and a transverse cutter. One end of the rotary connector is connected to one end of the locator body, and the other end extends backward in an arc to the upper position of the locator body. The transverse cutter is connected to the end of the rotary connector and is distributed at an angle to the rotary connector. A first limiting portion for restricting the inner wrist surface is formed on the rotary connector, and a second limiting portion for restricting the wrist surface is formed on the transverse cutter.
[0008] Specifically, the grip positioning assembly includes a left positioning area, a face positioning area, and a right positioning area. The rear half of the left positioning area and the rear half of the right positioning area are used to position the left palm and the four fingers of the left hand, respectively. The front half of the right positioning area and the front half of the left positioning area are used to position the right palm and the four fingers of the right hand, respectively. The face positioning area includes a left thumb positioning surface for positioning the left thumb and a right thumb positioning surface for positioning the right thumb. The left thumb positioning surface is located in the middle of the face positioning area, facing to the right, and the right thumb positioning surface is located in the front half of the face positioning area, facing to the left.
[0009] Specifically, the left positioning area is formed by the left side of the locator body being recessed inward or extended outward and includes a groove for the root of the left little finger, a groove for the left index finger, a groove for the right ring and middle fingers, and a support bottom surface for the right index finger, wherein the support bottom surface for the right index finger is formed by the left side of the front end of the locator body extending outward; the right positioning area is formed by the right side of the locator body being recessed inward and includes a long groove and a groove for the root of the right index finger, wherein the long groove is used to position the right palm and the four fingers of the left hand, and the groove for the root of the right index finger is used to position the root of the right index finger.
[0010] Specifically, the rear end of the long groove is also provided with a left little finger little finger groove.
[0011] Specifically, the lower end of the rotary connector is offset to the right, and the upper end is offset forward and slightly to the left.
[0012] Specifically, the inner arc surface has a front retaining arc surface at the front end and a rear retaining arc surface at the rear end.
[0013] Specifically, a support plate is provided at the rear end face of the locator body, and an outer clamping plate extends forward from the outer end of the support plate. The front end of the rotary connector is fixedly connected to the rear end face of the support plate.
[0014] Specifically, the first limiting part includes a support frame and an inner soft component. The support frame has a ring groove and a frame, and the inner soft component has an annular groove. The soft component extends into the ring groove through the annular groove and nests with the frame to complete the replaceable assembly of the soft component and the support frame. The second limiting part is an upper soft component. The upper soft component has a through hole, and the lower end of the through hole has a cross-section. A transverse groove is formed on the cross-section. The main cross-section of the cross-section is the same as the cross-section of the through hole. The upper soft component passes through the through hole on its inner side into the transverse groove to complete the detachable assembly with the cross-section.
[0015] Specifically, both the upper and inner soft-touch components have a wrist-adhesive surface that conforms to the inner side of the wrist.
[0016] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows:
[0017] This invention cleverly combines a grip positioner and a swing wrist stabilizer into one unit. The grip positioner at the front assists both hands in correctly gripping the golf club, forming a correct grip posture. The swing wrist stabilizer at the rear assists in the swing by restricting the inner and upper surfaces of the wrist, thus limiting the swing and ensuring that the upper surface of the wrist is parallel to the clubface of the golf club. This ensures the correct swing posture and wrist angle after the swing. This invention is easy to install and use, providing golf beginners with assisted grip posture and correct swing. The grip positioner solves the problem of hand discomfort caused by traditional positioners, providing a comfortable grip and making it very comfortable to use. The design of the two soft components restricts the wrist without causing hand injury. Attached Figure Description
[0018] Figure 1 This is one of the schematic diagrams showing the installation and use status of this patent;
[0019] Figure 2 This is the second schematic diagram showing the installation and usage status of this patent.
[0020] Figure 3 This is an exploded view illustrating the installation and usage status of this patent.
[0021] Figure 4 This is the third illustration of the installation and usage status of this patent.
[0022] Figure 5 : This is an exploded view of the grip positioner and swing wrist stabilizer in this patent.
[0023] Figure 6 This is one of the overall structural assembly drawings for this patent;
[0024] Figure 7 This is the second overall structural assembly drawing of this patent;
[0025] In the diagram: grip positioner 100, positioner body 1, inner arc surface 101, golf club 300, outer face 301, swing wrist stabilizer 200, swivel connector 21, cross section 22, first limiting part 21A, second limiting part 22A, grip positioning assembly 40, left positioning area 41, face positioning area 42, right positioning area 43, left thumb positioning surface 421, right thumb positioning surface 422, left little finger root groove 411, left index finger... Finger groove 412, right ring and middle finger groove 413, right index finger support bottom surface 414, long groove 431, right index finger root groove 432, left little finger tip groove 433, front locking arc surface 101a, rear locking arc surface 101b, support plate 11, outer locking plate 12, support frame 6, inner soft part 7, ring groove 61, frame 62, annular groove 71, upper soft part 8, perforation 81, cross section 811, transverse groove 221, wrist surface 72. Detailed Implementation
[0026] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments. It should be noted that, without conflict, the various embodiments or technical features described below can be arbitrarily combined to form new embodiments.
[0027] refer to Figures 1 to 7 :
[0028] This utility model discloses a golf grip and swing posture positioning device, including a grip positioning device 100 and a swing posture wrist fixator 200, with the direction of the user's hand gripping the club and looking down as the reference. The grip positioning device 100 is located at the front (lower end), and the swing posture wrist fixator 200 is located at the rear (upper end). The grip positioning device 100 is a long and narrow semi-tubular body distributed along its length (height), referred to here as the positioning device body 1. The inner side of the positioning device body 1 has an inner arc surface 101 distributed along its length direction. This inner arc surface 101 can fit tightly against the upper end of the golf club grip. The outer face 301 at the hand grip of the golf club 300 is preferably cylindrical, with a shape that is wider at the top and narrower at the bottom. Correspondingly, the design of the inner curved surface 101 is also consistent with the curved design of the outer face 301 at the top of the golf club 300. To accommodate most club face designs, it is preferred to have a soft rubber layer on the inner side of the inner curved surface 101 to increase elasticity, compressibility, and cushioning. Of course, if the club body is custom-made, this design is not necessary. Preferably, the positioning body 1 is made of a plastic material with moderate hardness. The upper surface of the positioning body... The left and right sides together form a grip positioning assembly 40 for assisting in gripping the wrist; the wrist stabilizer 200 includes a rotating connector 21 and a transverse cutter 22, wherein the lower end of the rotating connector 21 is connected to the upper end of the locator body 1, and the upper end of the rotating connector 21 extends backward (or upward) in an arc to the upper (outer) position of the locator body 1; the transverse cutter 22 is connected to the end of the rotating connector 21 and is distributed at an angle to the rotating connector 21, preferably a vertical 90-degree angle, and the rotation of the rotating connector 21... In the angle, the bottom bend has a portion deflected to the right, and the top has a forward and leftward offset, so as to avoid the palm and the inside of the wrist, so that the inside of the wrist forms a plane that is as close as possible to the same plane as the locator body 1, and at the same time, the upper transverse piece 22 is kept parallel to the upper surface of the wrist. The bend connector 21 has a first limiting part 21A for limiting the inner wrist surface, and the transverse piece 22 has a second limiting part 22A for limiting the wrist surface. Preferably, the first limiting part 21A is located at the upper end of the bend of the bend connector 21.
[0029] Specifically, the grip positioning group 40 includes a left positioning area 41, a face positioning area 42, and a right positioning area 43. The rear half of the left positioning area 41 and the rear half of the right positioning area 43 are used to position the left palm and the four fingers of the left hand (index, middle, ring, and little fingers), respectively. Of course, during actual gripping, the tips of the four fingers of the left hand also extend onto the face positioning area 42 on the right side. The front half of the right positioning area 43 and the front half of the left positioning area 41 are used to position the right palm and the four fingers of the right hand, respectively. Of course, during actual gripping, the tips of the four fingers of the right hand also extend onto the face positioning area 42 on the left side. The positioning area 42 includes a left thumb positioning surface 421 for positioning the left thumb and a right thumb positioning surface 422 for positioning the right thumb. The left thumb positioning surface 421 is located in the middle of the positioning area 42 and faces to the right. This allows the left thumb and index finger to grip the club shaft (rear end) with a combined force, following the gripping posture of the left thumb. At the same time, in the correct gripping position, the right thumb positioning surface 422 is located in the front half of the positioning area 42 and faces to the left. Similarly, this allows the right thumb and index finger to grip the club shaft (front end) with a combined force, and in the correct gripping position of the golf club 300.
[0030] Specifically, the left positioning area 41 is formed by an inward or outward recess on the left side of the locator body 1 and includes a left little finger root groove 411, a left index finger groove 412, a right ring and middle finger groove 413, and a right index finger support bottom surface 414. The right index finger support bottom surface 414 is formed by an outward extension from the left front end of the locator body 1 and is mainly used to provide a gripping or supporting point for the fingertips of the right hand. Preferably, this position has an upward-curving arc surface so that the fingertips of the right hand will not feel uncomfortable when gripping this position. The right positioning area 43 is formed by... The right side of the locator body 1 is recessed inward and includes a long groove 431 and a right index finger root groove 432. The long groove 431 is used to locate the right palm and the four fingers of the left hand. Preferably, the long groove 431 is designed to be straight along the length of the locator body 1 and the edges are flattened so as not to hurt the hand. The right index finger root groove 432 is used to locate the root of the right index finger. When grasping, the right hand is further forward than the left hand, but the ring finger of the right hand is positioned to protect the outside of the index finger of the left hand after it is wrapped around and grasped, thus forming a perfect correct posture for grasping with both hands.
[0031] It is important to understand that in this article, the root of the finger refers to the lower part of a finger, and the tail of the finger refers to the upper part of a finger. Taking the finger joint as an example, the root of the finger refers to the lowest finger joint, and the tail of the finger is the highest finger joint.
[0032] Specifically, the rear end of the long groove 431 is also provided with a left little finger groove 433, which can avoid the fingertip of the left hand and prevent it from being rested on that part. At the same time, the design of the above-mentioned grooves can also make it easier to exert force when gripping with both hands, and the force is easier to grasp the key parts, making it less likely to slip out of the hand. After assisting this grip positioner, in combination with the inner arc surface 101 of the positioning body and the correct grip posture of both hands, even if the positioning body 1 does not completely cover the club shaft, the grip of both hands can make up for the lack of biting force. In this way, the width of the positioning body 1 can be made very small, which can minimize the problem of being rested on the hand. At the same time, it is simpler to install, the cost is lower, and the comfort is higher.
[0033] Specifically, to ensure a more stable installation of the locator body 1 and the golf club 300, the inner arc surface 101 has a front locking arc surface 101a at the front end and a rear locking arc surface 101b at the rear end. Preferably, the arc angles of the front locking arc surface 101a and the rear locking arc surface 101b are both greater than or equal to 180 degrees. The larger the angle, the better the wrapping effect on the club body. However, for the locator body 1 made of plastic, the larger the angle, the greater the force required to lock onto the club body through the latch, and the greater the damage to the locator body 1. Frequent replacement can easily damage the locator body 1. Therefore, the most preferred angle is between 180 and 190 degrees.
[0034] Specifically, to facilitate the installation of the rear-end rotary connector 21, a support plate 11 is provided at the rear end face of the locator body 1. An outer clamping plate 12 extends forward from the outer end of the support plate 11, and an anti-detachment block is provided on the inner side of the outer clamping plate 12. The front end of the rotary connector 21 is fixedly connected to the rear end face of the support plate 11. With this arrangement, the horizontally distributed support plate 11, the vertically distributed outer clamping plate 12, and the vertically distributed upper end of the locator body 1 form a three-sided wrapping mechanism. This space can wrap around the upper end of the cue stick. In conjunction with the anti-detachment block on the inner side of the outer clamping plate 12, the anti-detachment block clamps the outer side of the upper end of the cue stick, which can better prevent detachment.
[0035] Specifically, the first limiting part 21A includes a support frame 6 and an inner soft component 7. The support frame 6 is provided with a ring groove 61 and a frame 62. The inner soft component 7 is provided with an annular groove 71. The annular groove 71 extends into the ring groove 61 and nests with the frame 62 to complete the replaceable assembly of the soft component and the support frame 6. That is, when it is necessary to replace another inner soft component 7, it can be removed and replaced with a new inner soft component 7. The second limiting part 22A is an upper soft component 8. The upper soft component 8 is provided with a through hole 81. The lower end of the through hole 81 is provided with a cross-section 811. The cross-section 22 is provided with a transverse groove 221. The transverse groove 221 has a transverse cut. The area between the protruding ring edges at both ends of component 22 is designed to prevent the upper soft component 8 from slipping out after it is inserted into the transverse cut component 22. The main cross-section of the transverse cut component 22 is the same as the cross-section of the perforation 81. The design of the transverse cut surface 811 is mainly to prevent the upper soft component 8 from rotating on its own after installation. It is optimal to have the most comfortable side facing the upper end of the wrist. The upper soft component 8 is inserted into the transverse groove 221 through the perforation 81 on its inner side to complete the detachable assembly with the transverse cut component 22. Preferably, both the inner soft component 7 and the upper soft component 8 are made of sponge or silicone material to improve comfort. Both soft components can be replaced to accommodate different hand sizes and wrist thicknesses.
[0036] Specifically, the inner soft component 7 has a wrist-fitting surface 72 that conforms to the inner side of the wrist, and the lower end of the upper soft component 8 also has a wrist-fitting surface 72. This forms wrist-fitting surfaces 72 on the right and upper sides respectively, which conform to the inner side of the left wrist and the upper end of the left wrist. This ensures that the left wrist will not be injured when it comes into contact with the inner soft component 7 and the upper soft component 8 during the swing. At the same time, the two soft components, namely the first limiting part 21A and the second limiting part 22A, can fix the wrist during the swing, helping beginners to keep their wrist parallel to the head of the golf club 300 during the swing. Through continuous practice with the wrist fixation device, correct swing habits are developed, and the swing of the golf club 300 becomes a natural habit, thus helping beginners to improve faster.
[0037] The above embodiments are merely preferred embodiments of this utility model and should not be construed as limiting the scope of protection of this utility model. Any non-substantial changes and substitutions made by those skilled in the art based on this utility model shall fall within the scope of protection claimed by this utility model.
Claims
1. A golf grip and swing position positioning device, characterized in that it comprises: A grip positioning device has a positioning body distributed along its length, and the inner side of the positioning body has an inner arc surface distributed along its length, which can closely fit the outer face of the golf club grip; the upper end face, left side face and right side face of the positioning body also together form a grip positioning assembly for assisting gripping. A wrist-holding device includes a rotary connector and a transverse cutter. One end of the rotary connector is connected to one end of the locator body, and the other end extends backward in an arc to the upper position of the locator body. The transverse cutter is connected to the end of the rotary connector and is distributed at an angle to the rotary connector. A first limiting portion for restricting the inner wrist surface is formed on the rotary connector, and a second limiting portion for restricting the wrist surface is formed on the transverse cutter.
2. A golf grip and swing position locator as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The grip positioning assembly includes a left positioning area, a face positioning area, and a right positioning area. The rear half of the left positioning area and the rear half of the right positioning area are used to position the left palm and the four fingers of the left hand, respectively. The front half of the right positioning area and the front half of the left positioning area are used to position the right palm and the four fingers of the right hand, respectively. The face positioning area includes a left thumb positioning surface for positioning the left thumb and a right thumb positioning surface for positioning the right thumb. The left thumb positioning surface is located in the middle of the face positioning area and faces to the right. The right thumb positioning surface is located in the front half of the face positioning area and faces to the left.
3. A golf grip and swing position positioner as described in claim 2, characterized in that, The left positioning area is formed by the left side of the locator body being recessed inward or extended outward, and includes a groove for the base of the left little finger, a groove for the left index finger, a groove for the right ring and middle fingers, and a support base for the right index finger, wherein the support base for the right index finger is formed by the left side of the front end of the locator body extending outward; the right positioning area is formed by the right side of the locator body being recessed inward, and includes a long groove and a groove for the base of the right index finger, wherein the long groove is used to position the right palm and the four fingers of the left hand, and the groove for the base of the right index finger is used to position the base of the right index finger.
4. A golf grip and swing position positioner as described in claim 3, characterized in that, The rear end of the long groove is also provided with a left little finger little finger groove.
5. A golf grip and swing position locator as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The lower end of the swivel connector is offset to the right, while the upper end is offset forward and slightly to the left.
6. A golf grip and swing position positioner as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The inner arc surface has a front retaining arc surface at the front end and a rear retaining arc surface at the rear end.
7. A golf grip and swing position positioner as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The locator body has a support plate at its rear end face, and an outer clamping plate extends forward from the outer end of the support plate. The front end of the rotary connector is fixedly connected to the rear end face of the support plate.
8. A golf grip and swing position locator as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The first limiting part includes a support frame and an inner soft component. The support frame has a ring groove and a frame, and the inner soft component has an annular groove. The soft component extends into the ring groove through the annular groove and nests with the frame to complete the replaceable assembly of the soft component and the support frame. The second limiting part is an upper soft component. The upper soft component has a through hole, and the lower end of the through hole has a cross-section. A transverse groove is formed on the cross-section. The main cross-section of the cross-section is the same as the cross-section of the through hole. The upper soft component passes through the through hole on its inner side into the transverse groove to complete the detachable assembly with the cross-section.
9. A golf grip and swing position locator as described in claim 8, characterized in that, Both the upper and inner soft-touch components have a wrist-adhesive surface that conforms to the inner side of the wrist.