Golf ball stand, golf ball package, and blank sheet

Abstract

To provide a golf ball stand that can be formed into a golf ball package.SOLUTION: A golf ball stand 1 is provided so as to be surrounded by a broken line 10 in a panel 1a forming a box-shaped golf ball package, and the golf ball stand 1 is configured to be assembled into a stand form having a substantially triangular pyramid trapezoid shape when being cut off from the panel 1a using the broken line 10. For assembling into the stand form having the substantially triangular pyramid trapezoid shape, the golf ball stand 1 includes a stand body 11 in which three stand panels 110 having the same size and each having an isosceles trapezoid shape are continuously connected to each other via side edges, and a folding line 112 is provided in a boundary between the stand panels 110.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present application is an invention relating to a stand for placing a golf ball. [Background technology]

[0002] As a box-shaped package for storing multiple golf balls, golf ball packages that store two to four golf balls are widely used. Golfers often carry such golf ball packages when playing golf. For this reason, golf boxes that store two to four golf balls have long been equipped with features that are convenient for playing golf. For example, Patent Documents 1 and 2 disclose golf ball packages that are designed to make it easy to check the numbers on the golf balls. Patent Document 3 discloses a golf ball package that is designed to make it easy to remove the golf balls. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Utility Model Registration No. 3100183 [Patent Document 2] Utility Model Registration No. 3113838 [Patent Document 3] Patent No. 7165299 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] Commemorative golf balls are sometimes stored in golf ball packages that hold two to four golf balls. These golf balls are printed with commemorative letters or designs. For example, event symbols or commemorative titles are printed on the golf balls. For this reason, golf balls stored in golf ball packages are not only used in golf games, but are also sometimes displayed at home.

[0005] A stand that can stably hold golf balls is considered to be an item that can be used not only for playing golf but also for displaying golf balls. Therefore, an object of the present application is to provide a golf ball stand formed in a golf ball package, and a golf ball package with a golf ball stand formed therein. [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] The first invention disclosed in this application is a golf ball stand that is surrounded by a break line on a panel that constitutes a box-shaped golf ball package, and that can be assembled into the form of a stand for placing golf balls when separated from the panel using the break line. In the first invention, in order to solve the problem of the present application, a golf ball stand that can be assembled into the form of a stand for placing golf balls is formed on the panel, surrounded by the breaking line. The golf ball stand of the first invention has a stand body in which three stand panels, each of the same size and shaped like an isosceles trapezoid, are connected via their side edges, and fold lines are provided at the boundaries between adjacent stand panels, and it is desirable that the golf ball stand be configured so that it can be assembled into the stand in the shape of an approximately triangular pyramid. Furthermore, in the golf ball stand according to the first aspect of the present invention, it is desirable that the upper side of the stand panel be a downward arc. Furthermore, in the golf ball stand of the first invention, it is desirable to provide a connecting panel that is connected to one of the side edges of the stand body and has a locking piece, and to provide a locking notch into which the locking piece can be inserted in the stand panel that overlaps with the locking piece when assembled into the stand that is approximately in the shape of a triangular pyramid. Furthermore, in the golf ball stand according to the first aspect of the present invention, it is desirable that the locking piece has a fan-like shape and that notches are provided on both sides of the base of the locking piece.

[0007] The second invention disclosed in this application is a golf ball package assembled into a box for storing multiple golf balls. The golf ball package according to the second invention includes side panels forming the sides, a front panel forming the front surface, a back panel forming the back surface, a bottom panel forming the bottom surface, a first lid panel closing the opening on the top side, and an inner panel overlapping the inner surfaces of the front panel and the bottom panel, and the golf ball stand according to the first invention is attached to the inner panel. The second invention relates to a golf ball package in which the golf ball stand according to the first invention is formed on the inner panel. In the golf ball package according to the second aspect of the present invention, it is desirable that a recessed ball outlet be provided on the upper side of the front panel, and that a second lid panel be provided to close the ball outlet.

[0008] The third invention disclosed in this application is a golf ball package assembled into a box with a lid for storing multiple golf balls. The golf ball package according to the third invention is characterized in that the golf ball package includes side panels forming the sides, a front panel forming the front surface, a back panel forming the back surface, a bottom panel forming the bottom surface, and a first lid panel closing an opening on the top side of the box, and the golf ball stand according to the first invention is provided so as to straddle the back panel and the bottom panel. The third invention relates to a golf ball package in which the golf ball stand according to the first invention is formed on the back panel and the bottom panel. In the golf ball package according to the third aspect of the present invention, it is desirable that a recessed ball outlet be provided in the upper part of the front panel, and that a second lid panel be provided to close the ball outlet.

[0009] The fourth invention disclosed in this application is a blank sheet used in assembling a golf ball package in the form of a box. The blank sheet according to the fourth invention comprises side panels forming the side surfaces, a front panel forming the front surface, a back panel forming the back surface, a bottom panel forming the bottom surface, a first cover panel closing the opening on the top side of the box, and an inner panel to be folded inward, wherein the side panels, the front panel, and the back panel are each connected to the bottom panel, the first cover panel is connected to the back panel, and the inner panel connected to the front panel forms the golf ball stand according to the first invention. The fourth invention relates to a blank sheet used in assembling the golf ball package according to the second invention. In the blank sheet of the fourth invention, the boundary between the front panel and the inner panel is concave due to approximately L-shaped notches provided at both ends of the boundary between the front panel and the inner panel and fold lines connecting the lower ends of the approximately L-shaped notches, and it is desirable to connect a second cover panel to the first cover panel by folding the inner panel inward to close the concave ball removal opening provided in the front panel.

[0010] The fifth invention disclosed in this application is a blank sheet used in assembling a golf ball package. The blank sheet of the fifth invention comprises side panels forming the side surfaces, a front panel forming the front surface, a rear panel forming the rear surface, a bottom panel forming the bottom surface, and a first lid panel closing an opening on the top side of a box body, wherein the side panels, the front panel, and the rear panel are each connected to the bottom panel, and the first lid panel is connected to the rear panel, and the golf ball stand of the first invention is formed so as to straddle the rear panel and the bottom panel. The fifth invention relates to a blank sheet used in assembling the golf ball package according to the third invention. In the blank sheet of the fifth invention, it is desirable that a concave ball removal opening be provided on the edge of the front panel that is not connected to the bottom panel, and that a second cover panel for closing the ball removal opening be connected to the first cover panel. [Effects of the Invention]

[0011] The invention disclosed in this application can provide a golf ball stand formed in a golf ball package, a golf ball package with a golf ball stand formed therein, and a blank sheet required for assembling this golf ball package. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0012] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a golf ball stand. [Figure 2] 1 is a diagram illustrating how to assemble a golf ball stand. [Figure 3] FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a golf ball stand assembled in the shape of a roughly triangular pyramid. [Figure 4] FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating the golf ball package according to the first embodiment in a state where a golf ball is stored. [Figure 5] FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating the golf ball package according to Example 1 in a state where no golf balls are stored. [Figure 6] FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating the golf ball package according to the first embodiment in a closed state with the first lid panel and the second lid panel. [Figure 7] FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an inner panel provided with a golf ball stand. [Figure 8] FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a blank sheet according to the first embodiment. [Figure 9] FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet according to the first embodiment. [Figure 10] FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet according to the first embodiment. [Figure 11] FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet according to the first embodiment. [Figure 12]FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet according to the first embodiment. [Figure 13] FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet according to the first embodiment. [Figure 14] FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet according to the first embodiment. [Figure 15] FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a golf ball package according to Example 2 in which a golf ball is stored. [Figure 16] FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a golf ball package according to Example 2 in a state where no golf balls are stored. [Figure 17] FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an inner panel used to store golf balls. [Figure 18] 10A and 10B are diagrams illustrating a rear panel and a bottom panel according to a second embodiment. [Figure 19] FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a blank sheet according to the second embodiment. [Figure 20] FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet according to a second embodiment. [Figure 21] FIG. 2 is a second diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet according to the second embodiment. [Figure 22] FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet according to the second embodiment. [Figure 23] FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet according to the second embodiment. [Figure 24] FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet according to the second embodiment. [Figure 25] FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet according to the second embodiment. [Figure 26] FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a golf ball package according to a modified example of the first embodiment. [Figure 27] FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a golf ball package according to a modified example of the second embodiment. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0013] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention disclosed in this application will be described. This embodiment is intended to facilitate understanding of the invention disclosed in this application. The present invention is not limited to this embodiment. Furthermore, unless otherwise specified, the drawings are schematic diagrams drawn to facilitate understanding of the present invention.

[0014] Fig. 1 is a diagram illustrating a golf ball stand 1 according to this embodiment. Fig. 2 is a diagram illustrating how to assemble the golf ball stand 1. Fig. 3 is a diagram illustrating the golf ball stand 1 assembled into a roughly triangular pyramid shape. In the description of the golf ball stand 1 according to this embodiment, the up, down, left, and right directions follow the directions shown in Fig. 1.

[0015] 1, the golf ball stand 1 according to this embodiment is provided on a panel 1a constituting a box-shaped golf ball package, surrounded by a break line 10. When the golf ball stand 1 according to this embodiment is separated from the panel 1a along the break line 10, it can be assembled into a stand having a substantially triangular pyramid shape.

[0016] Since the golf ball stand 1 according to this embodiment is provided on a panel 1a that constitutes a golf ball package that stores multiple golf balls 6, the material of the golf ball stand 1 is the same as the material of the panel 1a that constitutes the golf ball package. The panel 1a that forms the golf ball stand 1 can be made of cardboard or cardboard processed with PP (= polypropylene). For example, the panel 1a can be made of double-sided coated paper with a ream weight of 31.0 kg and a size of 46.

[0017] In order to enable assembly into the shape of a substantially triangular truncated pyramid, the golf ball stand 1 according to this embodiment includes a stand main body 11 in which three stand panels 110 forming the sides of the substantially triangular truncated pyramid are connected at their sides, and a fold line 112 is provided at the boundary between adjacent stand panels 110. In Fig. 1, the right side of stand panel 110a and the left side of stand panel 110b are connected via fold line 112a, and the right side of stand panel 110b and the left side of stand panel 110c are connected via fold line 112b.

[0018] In order to assemble the golf ball stand 1 into the shape of a substantially triangular truncated pyramid, the stand panels 110 are all the same size and each stand panel 110 is shaped like an isosceles trapezoid (isosceles trapezoid). By assembling the golf ball stand 1 into the shape of a substantially triangular truncated pyramid, the golf ball stand 1 can be placed stably on a flat surface. In addition, in this embodiment, the upper edge of the stand panel 110 is formed into a downward arc, and the curvature of this arc matches the curvature of the golf ball 6. As a result, the upper edge of the stand main body 11 also forms a downward arc. By forming the upper edge of each stand panel 110 into a downward arc that matches the curvature of the golf ball 6, the golf ball 6 can be placed stably on the golf ball stand 1 assembled into the shape of a substantially triangular truncated pyramid.

[0019] The golf ball stand 1 according to this embodiment includes a stand main body 11 including three stand panels 110, as well as a connecting panel 111 for fixing the stand main body 11 of the golf ball stand 1 assembled in the shape of a substantially triangular truncated pyramid. The connecting panel 111 is connected to one of the sides of the stand main body 11 (here, the right side of the stand panel 110c). A fold line 112c is provided at the boundary between the stand main body 11 and the connecting panel 111. Like the stand panel 110, the connecting panel 111 also has an isosceles trapezoidal shape with its upper edge formed as a downward arc to match the curvature of the golf ball 6. The size of the connecting panel 111 is different from that of the stand panel 110. The lengths of the upper and lower edges of the connecting panel 111 are approximately half those of the stand panel 110.

[0020] In order to maintain the shape of the golf ball stand 1 assembled into a substantially triangular pyramid shape, the connecting panel 111 has a locking piece 1110 in the center of the side edge not connected to the stand main body 11. In this embodiment, when the golf ball stand 1 is assembled into a substantially triangular pyramid shape, the position of the locking piece 1110 is approximately the center of the stand panel 110 (here, stand panel 110a) opposite the stand panel 110 (here, stand panel 110c) connected to the connecting panel 111. Therefore, a locking notch 1100 into which the locking piece 1110 is inserted is provided in the center of this stand panel 110a. In this embodiment, to make it easier to insert the locking piece 1110, the locking notch 1100 has a shape that combines a notch extending in the vertical direction of the stand panel 110 with a notch extending perpendicular to the first notch. Furthermore, to ensure sufficient locking force even when locking piece 1110 is easy to insert, locking piece 1110 is fan-shaped with notches 1110a on both sides of the base that forms the boundary with the side edge of connecting panel 111, and both sides of locking notch 1100 are bent. As a result, when locking piece 1110 is inserted into locking notch 1100, notch 1110a of locking piece 1110 fits into locking notch 1100, making it difficult for locking piece 1110 to come out of locking notch 1100.

[0021] A method for assembling the golf ball stand 1 will now be described. The golf ball stand 1 can be assembled into a roughly triangular pyramid shape by folding along the folding lines 112 provided on the golf ball stand 1. When assembling the golf ball stand according to this embodiment, first, the golf ball stand 1 is separated from the panel 1a using the breaking lines 10 along the outer shape of the golf ball stand 1 (FIG. 2(a)). Next, the folding lines 112 formed at the boundaries between the stand panels 110 are folded (FIG. 2(b)), and the stand main body 11 is assembled into a roughly triangular pyramid shape (FIG. 2(c)). Next, fold the fold line 112c formed at the boundary between the stand panel 110c and the connecting panel 111, insert the locking piece 1110 of the connecting panel 111 into the locking notch 1100 provided in the stand panel 110a, and lock the locking piece 1110 of the connecting panel 111 into the locking notch 1100 of the stand panel 110, completing the golf ball stand 1 assembled in the shape of an approximately triangular pyramid (Figure 3(a)).

[0022] The golf ball stand 1 shown in Figure 3(a) is in the shape of a roughly triangular pyramid. The top edge of the golf ball stand 1 forms a downward arc that matches the curvature of the golf ball 6, so as shown in Figure 3(b), the top edge of the golf ball stand 1 assembled into the shape of a roughly triangular pyramid can be used to stably place the golf ball 6 on the golf ball stand 1. The golf ball stand 1 assembled into the shape of a roughly triangular pyramid can be used as a base for displaying the golf ball 6 as an interior decoration, or as a tee to use when hitting a tee shot from the tee ground of a golf course.

[0023] When using a golf ball stand 1 assembled into a substantially triangular pyramid shape as a tee, it is convenient to be able to adjust the height of the golf ball 6 from the ground. Therefore, in the golf ball stand 1 according to this embodiment, perforations 1101 are provided in each stand panel 110 for folding or cutting off the underside of the stand panel 110. These perforations 1101 are provided parallel to the bottom edge of the stand panel 110. By folding or cutting off the underside of the stand panel 110 using the perforations 1101, the height of the golf ball stand 1 assembled into a substantially triangular pyramid shape can be lowered. Furthermore, in the golf ball stand 1 according to this embodiment, notches 1102 extending from the ends of the perforations 1101 are provided in the undersides of the stand panels 110 so that the undersides of the stand panels 110 can be easily folded or cut off using the perforations 1101. The device for folding or cutting off the bottom of stand panel 110 is not only implemented in stand panel 110, but also in connecting panel 111. Connecting panel 111 has perforations 1111 formed therein for folding or cutting off the bottom of connecting panel 111.

[0024] Next, we will explain the golf ball package provided with the golf ball stand 1. In this embodiment, we will explain Example 1, in which the golf ball stand 1 is provided on a panel that is folded inside the golf ball stand 1, and Example 2, in which the golf ball stand 1 is provided on a panel that forms the outside of the golf ball stand 1.

[0025] First, a golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 will be described. FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 in a state in which a golf ball 6 is stored. FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 in a state in which a golf ball 6 is not stored. FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 in a state in which it is closed with a first lid panel 24 and a second lid panel 25. FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating the inner panel 26 on which a golf ball stand 1 is provided. In the description of the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1, the up, down, left, and right directions follow the directions shown in FIG. 4. In FIG. 7, the inner panel 26 is shown in a reversed left-right orientation compared to FIG. 4.

[0026] As shown in Figure 4 and other figures, the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 is in the form of a box with a lid, and is provided with panels that can form golf-related items such as a golf ball stand 1. As shown in Figure 4, the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 can store a plurality of golf balls 6 (here, three) in a row. When the above-described golf ball stand 1 is provided in the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1, the material of the golf ball stand 1 is the same as the material of the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1.

[0027] 4, 5, etc., the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1, which is in the form of a box with a lid, includes, as plates constituting the box with a lid, at least a front panel 20, a bottom panel 21, a side panel 22, a back panel 23, a first lid panel 24, a second lid panel 25, and an inner panel 26. In FIGS. 4 and 5, a fold-in flap 27 is shown, which is a panel connected to the side panel 22 and folds inward of the side panel 22.

[0028] The front panel 20 is a panel that forms the front of the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1. The front panel 20 is provided with a concave ball removal opening 200 that makes it easy to remove the golf balls 6 stored in the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1. Providing the ball removal opening 200 in the front panel 20 not only makes it easy to remove the golf balls 6 stored in the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1, but also makes it possible to see the golf balls 6 stored in the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 at a glance when the first lid panel 24 and the second lid panel 25 are opened. The bottom panel 21 is a panel that forms the bottom of the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1. The side panel 22 is a panel that forms the side of the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1. The rear panel 23 is a panel that forms the rear of the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1. The first lid panel 24 is a panel that closes the opening on the top side of the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1. The second lid panel 25 is a panel that closes the ball removal opening 200 provided in the front panel 20.

[0029] The second lid panel 25 is connected to the first lid panel 24, and the center of the side of the second lid panel 25 that is not connected to the first lid panel 24 is provided with a locking piece 250 that is inserted into a locking notch 210 provided in the center of the boundary between the front panel 20 and the bottom panel 21. By folding the boundary between the back panel 23 and the first lid panel 24 and the boundary between the first lid panel 24 and the second lid panel 25 at approximately right angles, and inserting the locking piece 250 bent at approximately right angles to the second lid panel 25 into the locking notch 210, the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 can be assembled in a state in which the top opening is closed by the first lid panel 24 and the ball removal opening 200 of the front panel 20 is closed by the second lid panel 25, as shown in Figure 6.

[0030] 5 and 7 , the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 includes, as panels forming golf items, an inner panel 26 that overlaps the inner surface of the front panel 20 that has the ball removal opening 200 for the golf ball 6 and that further overlaps the inner surface of the bottom panel 21 on which the golf ball 6 is placed. The inner panel 26 includes a front portion 260 that overlaps the inner surface of the front panel 20 that has the ball removal opening 200 for the golf ball 6, and a bottom portion 261 that overlaps the inner surface of the bottom panel 21 on which the golf ball 6 is placed. By overlapping the front portion 260 of the inner panel 26 with the inner surface of the front panel 20, the front surface of the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 has a double structure made up of the front panel 20 and the front portion 260 of the inner panel 26, and the strength of the front panel 20 that has the concave ball removal opening 200 can be increased. Furthermore, since the bottom surface 261 of the inner panel 26 overlaps the inner surface of the bottom panel 21, the bottom surface of the golf ball package 2 of Example 1 can have a double structure consisting of the bottom panel 21 and the bottom surface 261 of the inner panel 26, thereby increasing the strength of the bottom panel 21 on which multiple golf balls 6 are placed.

[0031] Various sheet-like golf-related items can be formed on the inner panel 26 of the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1. While various sheet-like golf-related items, such as golf ball markers for marking the positions of golf balls and scorecards for recording golf scores, can also be formed on the inner panel 26, here, the golf ball stand 1 described above is formed on the inner panel 26. When storing multiple golf balls 6 in a row, it is not possible to form a golf ball stand 1 large enough to hold the golf balls 6 on only one panel. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 7 , in the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1, the golf ball stand 1 described above is formed on the inner panel 26 as a golf-related item, spanning the front surface 260 and the bottom surface 261. In the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1, the upper side of the golf ball stand 1 is formed on the bottom surface 261 of the inner panel 26, and the lower side of the golf ball stand 1 is formed on the front surface 260 of the inner panel 26. The inner panel 26 forming the golf ball stand 1 is folded at the boundary between the front portion 260 and the bottom portion 261, and is folded inside the golf ball package 2 of Example 1 so that the front portion 260 overlaps with the front panel 20 and the bottom portion 261 overlaps with the bottom panel 21.

[0032] The blank sheet 3 according to Example 1 used in assembling the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 will now be described. FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1. The blank sheet 3 according to Example 1 shown in FIG. 8 is a sheet that has been punched into the shape of the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1 and further processed with fold lines and the like required for assembling the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1. Note that since the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 is formed by assembling the blank sheets 3 according to Example 1, the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1 is made from the same material as that used for the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1.

[0033] As shown in Figure 8, the blank sheet 3 of Example 1 includes the panels that form the golf ball package 2 of Example 1: a front panel 20, side panels 22, a bottom panel 21, a back panel 23, a first lid panel 24, a second lid panel 25, and an inner panel 26. The inner panel 26 is connected to the front panel 20 via a fold line 202. The side of the front panel 20 that is not connected to the inner panel 26 is connected to the bottom panel 21 via a fold line 290. A locking notch 210 is provided at the boundary between the front panel 20 and the bottom panel 21, into which a locking piece 250 provided on the second lid panel 25 is inserted. A semicircular notch 2100 is provided in the center of the locking notch 210 to make it easier to hook a nail into the locking notch 210.

[0034] The left and right sides of the bottom panel 21 are connected to the side panels 22 via fold lines 291. The side of the bottom panel 21 that is not connected to the front panel 20 is connected to the back panel 23 via fold line 292. The side of the back panel 23 that is not connected to the bottom panel 21 is connected to the first lid panel 24 via fold line 293. The side of the first lid panel 24 that is not connected to the back panel 23 is connected to the second lid panel 25 via fold line 294. As described above, the side of the second lid panel 25 that is not connected to the first lid panel 24 is provided with a locking piece 250 that is inserted into a locking notch 210 provided at the boundary between the front panel 20 and the bottom panel 21. A fold line 251 is provided at the boundary between the second lid panel 25 and the locking piece 250.

[0035] Furthermore, the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1 includes a first flap 280 connected to the left and right sides of the front panel 20 via fold line 295, a second flap 281 connected to the left and right sides of the back panel 23 via fold line 296, and a third flap 282 connected to the left and right sides of the first lid panel 24 via fold line 297. The side of the side panel 22 not connected to the bottom panel 21 is connected to the fold-in flap 27 via fold line 272. The side of the fold-in flap 27 not connected to the side panel 22 is connected to the abutment piece 270 via fold line 271.

[0036] 8, the boundary between the inner panel 26 and the front panel 20 is recessed to form a ball outlet 200 in the front panel 20. In order to form at least the side edges of the recessed ball outlet 200, approximately L-shaped notches 201 are provided on both ends of the boundary between the inner panel 26 and the front panel 20, and further, in order to form the bottom edge of the recessed ball outlet 200, fold lines 202 are provided connecting the bottom ends of the approximately L-shaped notches 201.

[0037] The inner panel 26 is formed with a fold line 262 that divides the inner panel 26 into a front portion 260 that reinforces the front panel 20 provided with the ball removal opening 200 for the golf ball 6, and a bottom portion 261 that reinforces the bottom panel 21 on which the golf ball 6 is placed. In the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1, the above-mentioned golf ball stand 1 is formed on the inner panel 26 so as to straddle the front portion 260 and the bottom portion 261.

[0038] A method of assembling the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1 will be described. FIG. 9 is a first diagram illustrating a method of assembling the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1. FIG. 10 is a second diagram illustrating a method of assembling the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1. FIG. 11 is a third diagram illustrating a method of assembling the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1. FIG. 12 is a fourth diagram illustrating a method of assembling the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1. FIG. 13 is a fifth diagram illustrating a method of assembling the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1. FIG. 14 is a sixth diagram illustrating a method of assembling the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1. Note that the folding method (mountain fold or valley fold) along the fold lines provided on the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1 is not specifically described here. The folding method along the fold lines provided on the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1 can be understood by referring to FIGS. 9 to 14.

[0039] When assembling the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1 into a box with a lid, first, the side panel 22 and the fold-in flap 27 are assembled. When assembling the side panel 22, the fold line 291 between the side panel 22 and the bottom panel 21 is valley-folded, and then the fold line 272 between the side panel 22 and the fold-in flap 27 is valley-folded, and then the fold line 271 between the fold-in flap 27 and the contact piece 270 is mountain-folded. This allows the side panel 22 and the fold-in flap 27 to be assembled in a state where they stand upright from the bottom panel 21 (FIG. 9). When the side panel 22 and the fold-in flap 27 are assembled in this manner, a gap 220 is formed between the side panel 22 and the fold-in flap 27, and the contact piece 270 comes into contact with the bottom panel 21.

[0040] Next, the rear panel 23 is assembled. When assembling the rear panel 23, fold the fold line 296 that marks the boundary between the second flap 281 and the rear panel 23, insert the second flap 281 into the gap 220 between the side panel 22 and the fold-in flap 27, and fold the fold line 292 that marks the boundary between the rear panel 23 and the bottom panel 21. This allows the rear panel 23 to be assembled in an upright state from the bottom panel 21 (FIG. 10).

[0041] Next, the front panel 20 is assembled. When assembling the front panel 20, fold the fold line 295 that marks the boundary between the first flap 280 and the front panel 20, insert the first flap 280 into the gap 220 between the side panel 22 and the fold-in flap 27, and fold the fold line 290 that marks the boundary between the front panel 20 and the bottom panel 21. This allows the front panel 20 to be assembled in an upright position relative to the bottom panel 21 (Figure 11).

[0042] Next, the inner panel 26 is assembled. When assembling the inner panel 26, the fold line 202 at the boundary between the front panel 20 and the inner panel 26 is folded, and the fold line 262 formed on the inner panel 26 is folded. As a result, as shown in Figure 7, the inner panel 26 can be folded inward with the front portion 260 overlapping the inner surface of the front panel 20 standing upright from the bottom panel 21, and the bottom portion 261 overlapping the inner surface of the bottom panel 21 (Figure 12).

[0043] Next, the first lid panel 24 is assembled. When assembling the first lid panel 24, the fold line 297 at the boundary between the first lid panel 24 and the third flap 282 is valley-folded, and the fold line 293 at the boundary between the back panel 23 and the first lid panel 24 is valley-folded so that the third flap 282 overlaps the fold-in flap 27. In this way, the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1 can be assembled into the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 in a state in which the opening on the top side is closed with the first lid panel 24 (FIG. 13).

[0044] Next, the second lid panel 25 is assembled. When assembling the second lid panel 25, the fold line 251 at the boundary between the second lid panel 25 and the locking piece 250 is valley-folded, and the fold line 294 at the boundary between the first lid panel 24 and the second lid panel 25 is mountain-folded so that the locking piece 250 is inserted into the locking notch 210 provided at the boundary between the front panel 20 and the bottom panel 21. In this way, the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1 can be assembled into the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 in a state in which the opening on the top side is closed by the first lid panel 24 and the ball removal opening 200 provided in the front panel 20 is closed by the second lid panel 25 (FIG. 14).

[0045] As shown in Figure 4 and other figures, the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 assembled in this manner can store multiple (here, three) golf balls 6. As shown in Figures 5, 7, and other figures, the golf ball stand 1 shown in Figure 1 is provided on the inner panel 26 of the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1, so that the golf ball stand 1 provided on the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 can be used by pulling out the inner panel 26 folded inside the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 and cutting off the golf ball stand 1 along the break line 10.

[0046] In the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1, a recessed ball dispensing opening 200 is provided in the front panel 20, and the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 includes a second lid panel 25 that closes the ball dispensing opening 200. As a variation of Example 1, a configuration is conceivable in which the recessed ball dispensing opening 200 is not provided in the front panel 20, and the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 does not include a second lid panel 25 that closes the ball dispensing opening 200.

[0047] 26 is a diagram illustrating a golf ball package 2a according to a modified example of Example 1. Like the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1, the golf ball package 2a according to the modified example of Example 1 also includes an inner panel 26 forming a golf ball stand 1, but the golf ball package 2a according to the modified example of Example 1 differs from the golf ball package 2 according to Example 1 in that it does not have a recessed ball dispensing opening 200 in the front panel 20a and does not have a second lid panel 25 that closes the ball dispensing opening 200.

[0048] The golf ball package 2a according to the modified example of Example 1 includes a fourth flap 283 that is connected to the first lid panel 24 and inserted inside the front panel 20a, and the opening on the top side can be closed using the fourth flap 283. Furthermore, since the golf ball package 2a according to the modified example of Example 1 does not include a second lid panel 25 that closes the ball dispensing opening 200, the golf ball package 2a according to the modified example of Example 1 does not include a locking piece 250, and the locking notch 210 into which the locking piece 250 is inserted is not provided at the boundary between the front panel 20a and the bottom panel 21.

[0049] The blank sheet used to assemble the golf ball package 2a according to the modified example of Example 1 is simply the blank sheet 3 according to Example 1 with the above-mentioned modifications applied thereto, and therefore a detailed description thereof will be omitted here.

[0050] Next, a golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 will be described. Fig. 15 is a diagram illustrating the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 in a state in which a golf ball 6 is stored. Fig. 16 is a diagram illustrating the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 in a state in which a golf ball 6 is not stored. Fig. 17 is a diagram illustrating an inner panel 46 used when storing the golf ball 6. Fig. 18 is a diagram illustrating a back panel 43 and a bottom panel 41 according to Example 2. In the description of the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2, the up, down, left, and right directions follow the directions shown in Fig. 15.

[0051] As shown in Figure 15 etc., golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 is in the form of a box with a lid. As shown in Figure 15, golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 can store a plurality of golf balls 6 (here, three) in a row. When the above-described golf ball stand 1 is provided in golf ball package 4 according to Example 2, the material of golf ball stand 1 is the same as the material of golf ball package 4 according to Example 2.

[0052] As shown in Figures 15 and 16, the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2, which is in the form of a box with a lid, includes at least a front panel 40, a bottom panel 41, a side panel 42, a back panel 43, a first lid panel 44, and a second lid panel 45 as plates that make up the box with a lid. Figures 15 and 16 also show a fold-in flap 47 that is connected to the side panel 42 and folds inward of the side panel 42. The golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 also includes an inner panel 46 that overlaps the bottom panel 41 as a panel that is not connected to these panels.

[0053] The front panel 40 is a panel that forms the front of the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2. The front panel 40 is provided with a ball removal opening 400 that makes it easy to remove the golf balls 6 stored in the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2. The bottom panel 41 is a panel that forms the bottom of the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2. The side panel 42 is a panel that forms the side of the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2. The rear panel 43 is a panel that forms the rear of the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2. The first lid panel 44 is a panel that closes the opening on the top side of the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2. The second lid panel 45 is a panel that closes the ball removal opening 400 provided in the front panel 40.

[0054] The second lid panel 45 is connected to the first lid panel 44, and the center of the side of the second lid panel 45 that is not connected to the first lid panel 44 is provided with a locking piece 450 that is inserted into a locking notch 410 provided in the center of the boundary between the front panel 40 and the bottom panel 41. By folding the boundary between the back panel 43 and the first lid panel 44 and the boundary between the first lid panel 44 and the second lid panel 45 at approximately right angles, and inserting the locking piece 450 bent at approximately right angles to the second lid panel 45 into the locking notch 410, the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 can be assembled in a state in which the top opening is closed by the first lid panel 44 and the ball removal opening 400 of the front panel 40 is closed by the second lid panel 45, as shown in FIG.

[0055] 17 and other figures, the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 includes an inner panel 46 for reinforcing the bottom panel 41 on which the golf ball 6 is placed. The golf ball 6 is placed on the inner panel 46 and stored in the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2. Note that the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 may also have the golf ball 6 placed on the bottom panel 41 without using the inner panel 46.

[0056] When storing multiple golf balls 6 in a row, it is not possible to form a golf ball stand 1 large enough to hold the golf balls 6 on only one panel. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 18 , in the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2, the above-mentioned golf ball stand 1 is formed so as to straddle the bottom panel 41 and the back panel 43. In the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2, the golf ball stand 1 is formed on the bottom panel 41 of the golf ball stand 1, and the lower side of the golf ball stand 1 is formed on the back panel 43. When storing multiple golf balls 6 in a row, it is not possible to form a golf ball stand 1 large enough to hold the golf balls 6 on only one panel. Therefore, in the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2, the golf ball stand 1 is formed so as to straddle the bottom panel 41 and the back panel 43.

[0057] The blank sheet 5 according to Example 2 used in assembling the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 will now be described. FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating the blank sheet 5 according to Example 2. The blank sheet 5 according to Example 2 shown in FIG. 19 is a sheet that has been punched into the shape of the blank sheet 5 according to Example 2 and further processed with fold lines and the like required for assembling the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2. Note that, since the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 is formed by assembling the blank sheets 5 according to Example 2, the material for the blank sheet 5 according to Example 2 is the same as the material used for the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2.

[0058] 19, the blank sheet 5 according to Example 2 includes a front panel 40, side panels 42, bottom panel 41, rear panel 43, first lid panel 44, and second lid panel 45 as panels that form the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2. The front panel 40 is connected to the bottom panel 41 via a fold line 490. A locking notch 410 is provided at the boundary between the front panel 40 and the bottom panel 41, into which a locking piece 450 provided on the second lid panel 45 is inserted. A semicircular notch 4100 is provided in the center of the locking notch 410 to make it easier to hook a nail into the locking notch 410.

[0059] The left and right sides of the bottom panel 41 are connected to the side panels 42 via fold lines 491. The edge of the bottom panel 41 that is not connected to the front panel 40 is connected to the back panel 43 via fold line 492. The edge of the back panel 43 that is not connected to the bottom panel 41 is connected to the first cover panel 44 via fold line 493. The edge of the first cover panel 44 that is not connected to the back panel 43 is connected to the second cover panel 45 via fold line 494. As described above, the edge of the second cover panel 45 that is not connected to the first cover panel 44 is provided with a locking piece 450 that is inserted into a locking notch 410 provided at the boundary between the front panel 40 and the bottom panel 41. A fold line 451 is provided at the boundary between the second cover panel 45 and the locking piece 450.

[0060] Furthermore, the blank sheet 5 according to Example 2 includes a first flap 480 connected to the left and right sides of the front panel 40 via fold line 495, a second flap 481 connected to the left and right sides of the back panel 43 via fold line 496, and a third flap 482 connected to the left and right sides of the first lid panel 44 via fold line 497. The side of the side panel 42 not connected to the bottom panel 41 is connected to the fold-in flap 47 via fold line 472. The side of the fold-in flap 47 not connected to the side panel 42 is connected to the abutment piece 470 via fold line 471.

[0061] In Fig. 19, a concave ball outlet 400 is provided on the side of front panel 40 that is not connected to bottom panel 41. In Fig. 19, the side that forms the bottom of concave ball outlet 400 is straight, but the side that forms the bottom of ball outlet 400 does not have to be straight and may be, for example, a downward arc.

[0062] In Example 2, an inner panel 46 is prepared in addition to the blank sheet 5 according to Example 2. The inner panel 46 is provided with a rectangular notch 460 so that the semicircular notch 4100 and the inner panel 46 do not overlap.

[0063] A method of assembling a blank sheet 5 according to Example 2 will be described. FIG. 20 is a first diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet 5 according to Example 2. FIG. 21 is a second diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet 5 according to Example 2. FIG. 22 is a third diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet 5 according to Example 2. FIG. 23 is a fourth diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet 5 according to Example 2. FIG. 24 is a fifth diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet 5 according to Example 2. FIG. 25 is a sixth diagram illustrating a method of assembling a blank sheet 5 according to Example 2. Note that the folding method (mountain fold or valley fold) along the fold lines provided on the blank sheet 5 according to Example 2 is not specifically described here. The folding method along the fold lines provided on the blank sheet 5 according to Example 2 can be understood by referring to FIGS. 20 to 25.

[0064] When assembling the blank sheet 5 according to Example 2 into a box with a lid, the side panel 42 and the fold-in flap 47 are first assembled. When assembling the side panel 42, the fold line 491 between the side panel 42 and the bottom panel 41 is valley-folded, and then the fold line 472 between the side panel 42 and the fold-in flap 47 is valley-folded, and then the fold line 471 between the fold-in flap 47 and the abutment piece 470 is mountain-folded. This allows the side panel 42 and the fold-in flap 47 to be assembled in a state where they stand upright from the bottom panel 41 ( FIG. 20 ). When the side panel 42 and the fold-in flap 47 are assembled in this manner, a gap 420 is formed between the side panel 42 and the fold-in flap 47, and the abutment piece 470 abuts against the bottom panel 41.

[0065] Next, the rear panel 43 is assembled. When assembling the rear panel 43, the fold line 496 that marks the boundary between the second flap 481 and the rear panel 43 is valley-folded, and the second flap 481 is inserted into the gap 420 between the side panel 42 and the fold-in flap 47, and the fold line 492 that marks the boundary between the rear panel 43 and the bottom panel 41 is valley-folded. This allows the rear panel 43 to be assembled in an upright state from the bottom panel 41 (FIG. 21).

[0066] Next, the front panel 40 is assembled. When assembling the front panel 40, fold the fold line 495 that marks the boundary between the first flap 480 and the front panel 40, insert the first flap 480 into the gap 420 between the side panel 42 and the fold-in flap 27, and fold the fold line 490 that marks the boundary between the front panel 40 and the bottom panel 41. This allows the front panel 40 to be assembled in an upright position relative to the bottom panel 41 (FIG. 22).

[0067] Next, the inner panel 46 is placed on the bottom panel 41. At this time, the inner panel 46 is placed on the bottom panel 41 so that the rectangular cutout 460 provided in the inner panel 46 faces the front panel 40 (FIG. 23).

[0068] Next, the first lid panel 44 is assembled. When assembling the first lid panel 44, the fold line 497 at the boundary between the first lid panel 44 and the third flap 482 is folded, and the fold line 493 at the boundary between the back panel 43 and the first lid panel 44 is folded so that the third flap 482 overlaps the fold-in flap 47. In this way, the blank sheet 5 according to Example 2 can be assembled into the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 in a state where the opening on the top side is closed with the first lid panel 44 (FIG. 24).

[0069] Next, the second lid panel 45 is assembled. When assembling the second lid panel 45, the fold line 451 at the boundary between the second lid panel 45 and the locking piece 450 is folded, and the fold line 494 at the boundary between the first lid panel 44 and the second lid panel 45 is folded so that the locking piece 450 is inserted into the locking notch 410 provided at the boundary between the front panel 40 and the bottom panel 41. In this manner, the blank sheet 5 according to Example 2 can be assembled into the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 in a state in which the opening on the top side is closed by the first lid panel 44 and the ball removal opening 400 provided in the front panel 40 is closed by the second lid panel 25 (FIG. 25).

[0070] As shown in Figure 15 and other figures, the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 assembled in this manner can store multiple (here, three) golf balls 6. As shown in Figures 16 and 18, the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 has the golf ball stand 1 shown in Figure 1 provided using the bottom panel 41 and the back panel 43, so that the golf ball stand 1 provided in the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 can be used by cutting the golf ball stand 1 from the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 along the break line 10.

[0071] In the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2, a recessed ball dispensing opening 400 is provided in the front panel 40, and the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 includes a second lid panel 45 that closes the ball dispensing opening 400. As a variation of Example 2, a concave ball dispensing opening 400 is not provided in the front panel 40, and the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 does not include a second lid panel 45 that closes the ball dispensing opening 400.

[0072] 27 is a diagram illustrating a golf ball package 4a according to a modified example of Example 2. Like the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2, the golf ball package 4a according to the modified example of Example 2 also has a golf ball stand 1 formed on a bottom panel 41 and a back panel 43. However, the golf ball package 4a according to the modified example of Example 2 differs from the golf ball package 4 according to Example 2 in that it does not have a recessed ball dispensing opening 400 on the front panel 40a and does not have a second lid panel 25 that closes the ball dispensing opening 400.

[0073] The golf ball package 4a according to the modified example of Example 2 includes a fourth flap 483 that is connected to the first lid panel 44 and inserted inside the front panel 40a, allowing the top opening to be closed using the fourth flap 483. Furthermore, since the golf ball package 4a according to the modified example of Example 2 does not include a second lid panel 45 that closes the ball dispensing opening 400, the golf ball package 4a according to the modified example of Example 2 does not include a locking piece 450, and a locking notch 410 for inserting the locking piece 450 is not provided at the boundary between the front panel 40a and the bottom panel 41.

[0074] The blank sheet used to assemble the golf ball package 4a according to the modified example of Example 2 is simply the blank sheet 5 according to Example 2 with the above-mentioned modifications applied thereto, and therefore a detailed description thereof will be omitted here. [Explanation of symbols]

[0075] 1 golf ball stand 10 Break Line 11 Stand body 110 Stand Panel 1100 Locking notch 1101 Perforation 1102 Notch 111 Connecting Panel 1110 Locking piece 1110a Notch 1111 perforation 112 fold line Panel 1a 2. Golf ball package according to Example 1 20 Front Panel 200 Ball outlet 201 Roughly L-shaped notch 202 fold line 21 Bottom Panel 210 Locking notch 2100 Semicircular notch 22 Side Panel 23 Rear Panel 24 First Lid Panel 25 Second lid panel 250 Locking piece 251 Folding line 26 Inner panel 260 Front part 261 Bottom part 3 Blank sheet according to Example 1 4. Golf ball package according to Example 2 40 Front Panel 400 Ball outlet 401 Roughly L-shaped notch 402 fold line 41 Bottom Panel 410 Locking notch 4100 Semicircular notch 42 Side Panel 43 Rear Panel 44 First Lid Panel 45 Second lid panel 450 Locking piece 451 Folding line 46 Inner panel 460 Rectangular notch 5 Blank sheet according to Example 2 6 golf balls 2a Golf ball package according to a modified example of Example 1 4a Golf ball package according to a modified example of Example 2

Claims

1. The golf ball stand is provided by being surrounded by a break line on a panel constituting a box-shaped golf ball package, and is configured so that it can be assembled into the form of a stand for placing golf balls by separating it from the panel using the break line.

2. 2. The golf ball stand according to claim 1, characterized in that the golf ball stand comprises a stand body having three stand panels of the same size and each having an isosceles trapezoid shape connected via their sides, with fold lines provided at the boundaries between adjacent stand panels, and the golf ball stand is configured to be assembleable into an approximately triangular pyramid shape.

3. 3. The golf ball stand according to claim 2, wherein the upper edge of said stand panel is formed into a downward arc.

4. 4. The golf ball stand according to claim 3, wherein the golf ball stand comprises a connecting panel connected to one of the sides of the stand body and having a locking piece, and the stand panel overlaps with the locking piece when assembled into the stand having an approximately triangular pyramid shape, and a locking notch into which the locking piece is inserted is provided in the stand panel.

5. 5. The golf ball stand according to claim 4, wherein the locking piece has a fan-like shape and is provided with notches on both sides of the base of the locking piece.

6. A golf ball package assembled into a box for storing a plurality of golf balls, The golf ball package includes side panels forming side surfaces, a front panel forming a front surface, a back panel forming a back surface, a bottom panel forming a bottom surface, a first lid panel closing an opening on the top side, and an inner panel overlapping the inner surfaces of the front panel and the bottom panel, The golf ball stand according to any one of claims 1 to 5 is provided on the inner panel. A golf ball package comprising:

7. 7. The golf ball package according to claim 6, further comprising a recessed ball outlet opening on the upper edge of said front panel, and a second lid panel for closing said ball outlet opening.

8. A golf ball package assembled into a box for storing a plurality of golf balls, The golf ball package includes side panels forming side surfaces, a front panel forming a front surface, a rear panel forming a rear surface, a bottom panel forming a bottom surface, and a first lid panel closing an opening on the top side of a box body, The golf ball stand according to any one of claims 1 to 5 is provided so as to straddle the rear panel and the bottom panel. A golf ball package comprising:

9. 9. The golf ball package according to claim 8, further comprising a recessed ball outlet opening on the upper side of the front panel, and a second lid panel for closing the ball outlet opening.

10. A blank sheet used to assemble a golf ball package in the form of a box, The box includes side panels that form the sides, a front panel that forms the front surface, a back panel that forms the back surface, a bottom panel that forms the bottom surface, a first lid panel that closes an opening on the top side of the box body, and an inner panel that is folded inward, The side panel, the front panel, and the rear panel are each connected to the bottom panel, the first cover panel is connected to the rear panel, and the inner panel connected to the front panel forms the golf ball stand according to any one of claims 1 to 5; A blank sheet characterized by:

11. 11. A blank sheet as described in claim 10, characterized in that the boundary between the front panel and the inner panel is concave due to approximately L-shaped notches provided at both ends of the boundary between the front panel and the inner panel and fold lines connecting the lower ends of the approximately L-shaped notches, and a second cover panel for closing a concave ball removal opening provided in the front panel by folding the inner panel inward is connected to the first cover panel.

12. A blank sheet for use in assembling a golf ball package, comprising: The box includes side panels that form the side surfaces, a front panel that forms the front surface, a rear panel that forms the rear surface, a bottom panel that forms the bottom surface, and a first lid panel that closes an opening on the top surface side of the box body, the side panels, the front panel, and the rear panel are each connected to the bottom panel, and the first cover panel is connected to the rear panel; The golf ball stand according to any one of claims 1 to 5 is formed so as to straddle the rear panel and the bottom panel; A blank sheet characterized by:

13. A blank sheet as described in claim 12, characterized in that a concave ball removal opening is provided on the edge of the front panel that is not connected to the bottom panel, and a second cover panel for closing the ball removal opening is connected to the first cover panel.

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