A golf ball striking aid device

Abstract

The utility model discloses a kind of assist in playing golf viewfinder device, including golf club, the viewfinder casing is fixed in golf club, viewfinder casing is at the front of golf club, the upper wallboard middle part of viewfinder casing is formed with observation through-hole, the lower wall surface of the upper wallboard of viewfinder casing is fixed with observation lens, observation lens covers observation through-hole, the middle part of the right side plate of viewfinder casing is formed with viewfinder through-hole, the inner side wall of the right side plate of viewfinder casing is fixed with convex lens, convex lens covers viewfinder through-hole, between the left side plate and the lower side plate of viewfinder casing, it is equipped with oblique vertical lens, convex lens is enlarged and irradiated to lens on right side outside scene, lens reflects scene to observation lens. It can be when playing, it is convenient for athlete to directly see left side scene, so that athlete can directly control playing strength according to seen scene, improve the accuracy of playing and hitting to required position.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of golf club accessories technology, and more specifically to a viewfinder device to assist in playing golf. Background Technology

[0002] Currently, in golf, players hold a golf club to hit the ball. The typical hitting motion involves gripping the club with both hands, looking down at the left-hand side to observe the desired hitting position, then focusing on the ball below before striking. This is a difficult maneuver, requiring the player to mentally memorize the left-hand view before striking the ball. The actual shot is completely separate from the left-hand view; the player must rely on the previously seen left-hand view and the desired hitting position to visualize and control the power of the shot. This poses a significant challenge for beginners. The question arises: could there be a device that allows players to directly see the left-hand view during the shot, enabling them to control the power of their strike based on the desired hitting position? However, such a device does not currently exist. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this invention is to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art and provide a golf swing view device that allows athletes to directly see the scene on the left side when hitting the ball, thereby enabling athletes to control the hitting power based on the scene they see and improve the accuracy of hitting the ball to the desired position.

[0004] The solution of this utility model to the aforementioned technical problem is:

[0005] A golf-playing viewfinder device includes a golf club, a viewfinder housing fixedly mounted on the golf club, the viewfinder housing being positioned in front of the golf club, an observation through-hole formed in the middle of the upper wall of the viewfinder housing, an observation lens fixed on the lower wall of the upper wall of the viewfinder housing covering the observation through-hole, a viewfinder through-hole formed in the middle of the right side plate of the viewfinder housing, a convex lens fixed on the inner side wall of the right side plate of the viewfinder housing covering the viewfinder through-hole, and an obliquely vertical lens disposed between the left side plate and the lower side plate of the viewfinder housing, the convex lens magnifying and illuminating the scene outside the right side onto the lens, and the lens reflecting the scene onto the observation lens.

[0006] A raised strip is fixed to the middle of the front wall of the viewfinder housing, and an elongated groove extending backward for aiming is formed in the middle of the front wall of the raised strip.

[0007] The rear wall of the viewfinder housing is formed with an elongated locking part extending vertically. A rear locking groove is formed in the middle of the rear wall of the elongated locking part. The inner sidewall of the rear locking groove is an arc-shaped wall. The golf club shaft is locked in the rear locking groove.

[0008] The golf club has an elongated logo formed in the middle of the front wall of the grip at the top of the shaft, which corresponds to the raised strip and the top of the striking part at the bottom of the shaft.

[0009] An elastic retaining strap is installed on the rear wall of the viewfinder housing, and the elastic retaining strap presses against the rear wall of the golf club shaft.

[0010] The outstanding effect of this utility model is:

[0011] It allows athletes to see the scene on their left side when hitting the ball, enabling them to control the power of their shot based on what they see, thus improving the accuracy of hitting the ball to the desired location. Attached Figure Description

[0012] Figure 1 This is a partial structural schematic diagram of the present invention;

[0013] Figure 2 This is a partial structural diagram of the viewfinder housing of this utility model;

[0014] Figure 3 It is a partial cross-sectional view of the inside of the viewfinder housing. Detailed Implementation

[0015] For example, see below. Figures 1 to 3 As shown, a golf club viewfinder device includes a golf club 10, a viewfinder housing 20 fixedly mounted on the golf club 10, the viewfinder housing 20 being located in front of the golf club 10, an observation through hole 21 formed in the middle of the upper wall of the viewfinder housing 20, an observation lens 22 fixed on the lower wall of the upper wall of the viewfinder housing 20 covering the observation through hole 21, a viewfinder through hole 23 formed in the middle of the right side plate of the viewfinder housing 20, a convex lens 24 fixed on the inner side wall of the right side plate of the viewfinder housing 20 covering the viewfinder through hole 23, and an obliquely vertical lens 25 provided between the left side plate and the lower side plate of the viewfinder housing 20, the convex lens 24 magnifying the scene outside the right side and illuminating it onto the lens 25, the lens 25 reflecting the scene onto the observation lens 22.

[0016] Furthermore, an inclined support frame 26 is fixed between the left side plate and the lower side plate of the viewfinder housing 20. The lens 25 is fixed on the inclined wall surface of the inclined support frame 26. The lens 25 forms a 45° angle with the observation lens 22. The convex lens 24 is perpendicular to the observation lens 22. The observation lens 22 can be a conventional optical lens or a Nefertory lens. It is a conventional structure and will not be described in detail here.

[0017] Its observation lens 22, convex lens 24, lens 25 and oblique support frame 26 are all located in the viewfinder housing 20.

[0018] Furthermore, a raised strip 27 is fixed to the middle of the front wall of the viewfinder housing 20, and an elongated groove 271 extending backward for aiming is formed in the middle of the front wall of the raised strip 27.

[0019] Furthermore, the rear wall of the viewfinder housing 20 is formed with an elongated locking portion 28 extending vertically, and a rear locking groove 281 is formed in the middle of the rear wall of the elongated locking portion 28. The inner sidewall of the rear locking groove 281 is an arc-shaped wall, and the shaft of the golf club 10 is locked in the rear locking groove 281. In this embodiment, the viewfinder housing 20 is located near the grip 11 of the golf club 10.

[0020] Furthermore, the front wall of the grip 11 at the upper part of the golf club 10 is formed with an elongated mark 12. The elongated mark 12 can be a single-color strip or various brand logos. The elongated mark 12 corresponds to the raised strip 27 and the top of the striking part at the bottom of the golf club 10, that is, they are on a straight line. In this way, it can be ensured that the striking part at the bottom of the golf club 10 is aligned with the grip position and the viewfinder housing 20, so as to improve the accuracy of the shot.

[0021] Furthermore, an elastic retaining strap 30 is installed on the rear wall of the viewfinder housing 20, and the elastic retaining strap 30 presses against the rear wall of the golf club 10 shaft.

[0022] The front wall of the elastic retaining band 30 is an anti-slip surface, which presses against the rear wall of the golf club 10.

[0023] The anti-slip surface is composed of multiple raised dots formed on the front wall of the elastic retaining band 30, or multiple oblique raised textures, or other raised anti-slip patterns, which will not be described in detail here. It improves the connection between the viewfinder housing 20 and the golf club 10.

[0024] Furthermore, the left end of the elastic locking band 30 is fixed to the left part of the rear wall of the viewfinder housing 20 by bolts. The right end of the elastic locking band 30 has a locking groove formed in the middle. The right part of the rear wall of the viewfinder housing 20 has a rearwardly extending protruding piece 29. The rear end of the protruding piece 29 has a rearwardly extending bent edge 291. The protruding piece 29 is inserted into the locking groove, and its rear end extends out of the locking groove. The front wall of the bent edge 291 presses against the rear wall of the right end of the elastic locking band 30. That is, the right part of the elastic locking band 30 is elastically locked on the protruding piece 29 to achieve fixation.

[0025] In this embodiment, the observation lens 22 faces the face, and the convex lens 24 is on the left. At this time, the scene on the left can be magnified by the convex lens 24 and projected onto the lens 25. The lens 25 reflects the scene back to the observation lens 22, allowing the person to see the scene on the left. This allows the athlete to watch the scene while swinging the club, improving the accuracy of the shot and increasing the chance of the golf ball reaching the desired position in the scene on the left. This is suitable for beginners to use as an aid.

[0026] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model. It should be noted that for those skilled in the art, several improvements and modifications can be made without departing from the technical principles of the present utility model, and these improvements and modifications should also be considered within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A golf-playing viewfinder device, comprising a golf club (10), characterized in that: A viewfinder housing (20) is fixedly mounted on the golf club (10). The viewfinder housing (20) is located in front of the golf club (10). An observation through hole (21) is formed in the middle of the upper wall of the viewfinder housing (20). An observation lens (22) is fixed on the lower wall of the upper wall of the viewfinder housing (20). The observation lens (22) covers the observation through hole (21). A viewfinder through hole (23) is formed in the middle of the right side plate of the viewfinder housing (20). A convex lens (24) is fixed on the inner wall of the right side plate of the viewfinder housing (20). The convex lens (24) covers the viewfinder through hole (23). An obliquely vertical lens (25) is provided between the left side plate and the lower side plate of the viewfinder housing (20). The convex lens (24) magnifies the scene outside the right side and illuminates it onto the lens (25). The lens (25) reflects the scene onto the observation lens (22).

2. The golf-playing viewfinder device according to claim 1, characterized in that: An oblique support frame (26) is fixed between the left side plate and the lower side plate of the viewfinder housing (20). The lens (25) is fixed on the oblique wall of the oblique support frame (26), and the lens (25) forms a 45° angle with the observation lens (22).

3. The golf-playing viewfinder device according to claim 1, characterized in that: A raised strip (27) is fixed to the middle of the front wall of the viewfinder housing (20), and an elongated groove (271) extending backward for aiming is formed in the middle of the front wall of the raised strip (27).

4. The golf-playing viewfinder device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The rear wall of the viewfinder housing (20) is formed with an elongated locking part (28) extending vertically. A rear locking groove (281) is formed in the middle of the rear wall of the elongated locking part (28). The inner side wall of the rear locking groove (281) is an arc-shaped wall. The club shaft of the golf club (10) is locked in the rear locking groove (281).

5. The golf-playing viewfinder device according to claim 3, characterized in that: The golf club (10) has an elongated mark (12) formed in the middle of the front wall of the grip (11) at the upper part of the shaft. The elongated mark (12) corresponds to the raised strip (27) and the top of the striking part at the bottom of the shaft of the golf club (10).

6. The golf-playing viewfinder device according to claim 1, characterized in that: An elastic retaining strap (30) is installed on the rear wall of the viewfinder housing (20), and the elastic retaining strap (30) presses against the rear wall of the golf club (10).

7. The golf-playing viewfinder device according to claim 6, characterized in that: The front wall of the elastic retaining band (30) is an anti-slip surface, which presses against the rear wall of the golf club (10).

8. The golf-playing viewfinder device according to claim 7, characterized in that: The anti-slip surface is composed of multiple protrusions formed on the front wall surface of the elastic retaining band (30) or multiple oblique raised textures.

9. A golf-playing viewfinder device according to claim 6, characterized in that: The left end of the elastic locking band (30) is fixed to the left part of the rear wall of the viewfinder housing (20). The right end of the elastic locking band (30) has a locking groove formed in the middle. The right part of the rear wall of the viewfinder housing (20) has a rearwardly extending protrusion (29). The rear end of the protrusion (29) has a rearwardly extending bent edge (291). The protrusion (29) is inserted into the locking groove, and its rear end extends out of the locking groove. The front wall of the bent edge (291) presses against the rear wall of the right end of the elastic locking band (30).

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