Golf training rod

Abstract

A golf training rod, comprising a main sleeve rod (10) and a telescopic sleeve rod (20). The telescopic sleeve rod (20) is inserted into the main sleeve rod (10); the front end of the telescopic sleeve rod (20) extends out of the front end of the main sleeve rod (10) and is fixedly provided with a swing piece (30); the front end of the swing piece (30) is threadedly connected to a joint (50); a counterweight piece (60) is mounted at the front end of the joint (50); an anti-collision piece (70) is fixed at the front end of the counterweight piece (60); a main spring (1) is inserted into the telescopic sleeve rod (20); the front end of the main spring (1) acts on the swing piece (30); and the rear end of the main spring (1) extends out of the rear end of the telescopic sleeve rod (20) and is fixed on the rear end of the main sleeve rod (10). When not used for training, the main portion of the telescopic sleeve rod (20) is entirely located in the main sleeve rod (10), so that the gold training rod occupies a small space and is easy to carry.

Description

Golf training club Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field related to golf appliances, and more particularly to a golf training club. Background Art

[0002] Golf is a sport in which a golf ball is hit into a hole using different golf clubs.

[0003] In this sport, the most important thing is the swing action. Existing golf training clubs are generally shaped like golf clubs used in official competitions. Then, during bare-hand training, such clubs take up a lot of space and are not suitable for carrying around. Generally, training can only be done at a training ground, making it impossible to carry around and train anywhere. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of the utility model is to overcome the deficiencies of the prior art and provide a golf training club. When not in use, the main part of the telescopic sleeve rod is located in the main sleeve rod, so that the club takes up little space and is easy to carry, making it suitable for easy carrying during training.

[0005] The solution of the utility model to solve the technical problem is:

[0006] A golf training club comprises a main sleeve rod and a telescopic sleeve rod, wherein the telescopic sleeve rod is inserted into the main sleeve rod, the front end of the telescopic sleeve rod extends out of the front end of the main sleeve rod and is fixed with a swing head, the front end of the swing head is screwed with a connector, the front end of the connector is mounted with a counterweight head, and the front end of the counterweight head is fixed with an anti-collision head;

[0007] A main spring is inserted into the telescopic sleeve rod, the front end of the main spring is applied to the swing head, and the rear end of the main spring extends out of the rear end of the telescopic sleeve rod and is fixed on the rear end of the main sleeve rod.

[0008] The front end of the main sleeve rod is screwed with an inner limit sleeve, the rear end of the telescopic sleeve rod is in the main sleeve rod, the rear end of the telescopic sleeve rod is fixed with a rear sleeve part, an intermediate spring is inserted and sleeved on the middle outer wall surface of the telescopic sleeve rod, the intermediate spring is in the main sleeve rod, the front end of the intermediate spring forces on the rear end surface of the inner limit sleeve, the rear end of the main sleeve rod is inserted and sleeved with a rear spring, the front end of the rear spring forces on the rear end surface of the rear sleeve part, the rear end of the rear spring forces on a transverse pin shaft fixed inside the rear end of the main sleeve rod, and the rear end of the main spring is fixed on the transverse pin shaft.

[0009] An inner screw hole is formed in the middle of the front end face of the connecting head, and a screw portion formed at the rear end of the counterweight head is screwed into the inner screw hole. A first screw hole is formed in the middle of the front end of the counterweight head, and a screw portion at the middle of the rear end of the anti-collision head is screwed into the corresponding first screw hole.

[0010] The outstanding effects of the utility model are:

[0011] When not in training, the main part of the telescopic sleeve rod is in the main sleeve rod, so that it takes up little space and is easy to carry, and is suitable for convenient carrying during training. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0012] Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the partial structure of the present invention without the handle sleeve installed;

[0013] FIG2 is a partial sectional view of the utility model in a contracted state;

[0014] FIG3 is a partially enlarged view of FIG2 . DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0015] An embodiment, as shown in Figures 1 to 3, is a golf training club, comprising a main sleeve rod 10 and a telescopic sleeve rod 20. The telescopic sleeve rod 20 is inserted into the main sleeve rod 10, and the front end of the telescopic sleeve rod 10 extends out of the front end of the main sleeve rod 10. The front end of the telescopic sleeve rod 20 is located in a socket 31 formed in the middle of the rear end surface of the swing head 30. The front end outer wall of the telescopic sleeve rod 20 presses against the inner wall of the socket 31. The front end outer wall of the telescopic sleeve rod 20 and the inner wall of the socket 31 can be further fixedly connected by welding.

[0016] A threaded connection portion 32 extending forward is formed in the middle of the front end face of the swinging head 30, and a concave hole is formed in the middle of the front end face of the threaded connection portion 32. The permanent magnet block 5 is inserted into the concave hole and fixed on the inner end face of the concave hole. A mounting hole 51 extending forward is formed in the middle of the rear end face of the connecting head 50, and an internal thread is formed on the rear end inner side wall of the mounting hole 51, which is threaded on the external thread of the threaded connection portion 32. The movable block 7 and the buffer spring 6 are inserted into the mounting hole 51, and the front end of the movable block 7 forces the rear end of the buffer spring 6, and the front end of the buffer spring 6 forces the front end face of the mounting hole 51. The movable block 7 corresponds to the permanent magnet block 5, and a protrusion is formed in the middle of the front end face of the movable block 7, which is inserted into the buffer spring 6.

[0017] Furthermore, a main spring 1 is inserted into the telescopic sleeve rod 20, the front end of the main spring 1 is applied to the front end surface of the socket 31, and the rear end of the main spring 1 extends out of the rear end of the telescopic sleeve rod 20 and is fixed to the rear end of the main sleeve rod 10.

[0018] Furthermore, the front end of the main sleeve rod 10 is screwed with an inner limit sleeve 11, the rear end of the telescopic sleeve rod 20 is in the main sleeve rod 10, and the rear end of the telescopic sleeve rod 20 is fixed with a rear sleeve portion 21. An intermediate spring 2 is inserted into the middle outer wall surface of the telescopic sleeve rod 20, and the intermediate spring 2 is in the main sleeve rod 10. The front end of the intermediate spring 2 forces on the rear end surface of the inner limit sleeve 11, and the rear end of the main sleeve rod 10 is inserted with a rear spring 3. The front end of the rear spring 3 forces on the rear end surface of the rear sleeve portion 21, and the rear end of the rear spring 3 forces on the transverse pin 4 fixed inside the rear end of the main sleeve rod 10, and the rear end of the main spring 1 is fixed on the transverse pin 4.

[0019] When not in use, most of the telescopic sleeve rod 20 of this embodiment is in the main sleeve rod 10, thereby greatly reducing the size of the telescopic sleeve rod 20, making this embodiment easy to carry around, so that it can be taken out at any time to a place for swing movement training, etc.

[0020] When swinging, due to the heavy weight of the connecting head 50, the main spring 1 is stretched, and the telescopic sleeve rod 20 is pulled outward. In this process, the front end face of the rear sleeve part 21 is pressed against the rear end face of the intermediate spring 2 to achieve buffering, preventing the rear sleeve part 21 from colliding with the inner limit sleeve body 11, thereby ensuring the normal use of this embodiment. Similarly, when the rod is returned, the rear end of the rear sleeve part 21 exerts force on the rear spring 3, generating buffering, reducing impact, and ensuring the service life of this embodiment.

[0021] When swinging, when the telescopic sleeve rod 20 is pulled outward, the movable block 7 and the permanent magnet block 5 will separate (when not in use, the movable block 7 and the permanent magnet block 5 are tightly adsorbed). Then, after the swing arm is completed, the elastic restoring force of the buffer spring 6 will move the permanent magnet block 5 backward, causing the movable block 7 to adsorb and collide with the permanent magnet block 5, generating a sound, which serves as the sound generation effect of the swing.

[0022] Furthermore, an inner threaded hole is formed in the middle of the front end face of the connecting head 50, and a threaded portion formed at the rear end of the counterweight head 60 is threaded into the inner threaded hole. A first threaded hole is formed in the middle of the front end of the counterweight head 60, and a threaded portion in the middle of the rear end of the anti-collision head 70 is threaded into the corresponding first threaded hole.

[0023] It can install multiple counterweight heads 60 as needed. Since the rear end of each counterweight head 60 is formed with a screw connection part and the front end is formed with a first screw connection hole, it can be stacked and installed, so as to change the weight of the swing, meet training needs, and improve the speed and power of the swing.

[0024] Furthermore, a handle sleeve portion 101 is fixed to the outer side wall of the main sleeve rod 10 , and a rear end cover of the handle sleeve portion 101 covers the rear end of the main sleeve rod 10 .

[0025] The handle body 101 is convenient to hold.

Claims

1. A golf training club, comprising a main sleeve rod (10) and a telescopic sleeve rod (20), characterized in that: The telescopic sleeve rod (20) is inserted into the main sleeve rod (10), the front end of the telescopic sleeve rod (10) extends out of the front end of the main sleeve rod (10) and is fixed with a swing head (30), the front end of the swing head (30) is screwed with a connecting head (50), the front end of the connecting head (50) is installed with a counterweight head (60), and the front end of the counterweight head (60) is fixed with an anti-collision head (70); A main spring (1) is inserted into the telescopic sleeve rod (20), the front end of the main spring (1) exerts force on the swing head (30), and the rear end of the main spring (1) extends out of the rear end of the telescopic sleeve rod (20) and is fixed to the rear end of the main sleeve rod (10).

2. A golf training club according to claim 1, characterized in that: The front end of the main sleeve rod (10) is threadedly connected to an inner limit sleeve body (11), the rear end of the telescopic sleeve rod (20) is located in the main sleeve rod (10), a rear sleeve portion (21) is fixed to the rear end of the telescopic sleeve rod (20), an intermediate spring (2) is inserted and sleeved on the middle outer wall surface of the telescopic sleeve rod (20), the intermediate spring (2) is located in the main sleeve rod (10), the front end of the intermediate spring (2) is applied to the rear end surface of the inner limit sleeve body (11), the rear end of the main sleeve rod (10) is inserted and sleeved with a rear spring (3), the front end of the rear spring (3) is applied to the rear end surface of the rear sleeve portion (21), the rear end of the rear spring (3) is applied to a transverse pin shaft (4) fixed inside the rear end of the main sleeve rod (10), and the rear end of the main spring (1) is fixed to the transverse pin shaft (4).

3. A golf training club according to claim 1, characterized in that: The front end of the telescopic sleeve rod (20) is located in a socket (31) formed in the middle of the rear end surface of the swing head (30), the front end outer wall of the telescopic sleeve rod (20) is pressed against the inner wall of the socket (31), and the front end of the main spring (1) is applied to the front end surface of the socket (31).

4. A golf training club according to claim 1, characterized in that: A screw connection portion (32) extending forward is formed in the middle of the front end surface of the swing head (30), a concave hole is formed in the middle of the front end surface of the screw connection portion (32), the permanent magnet block (5) is inserted into the concave hole and fixed on the inner end surface of the concave hole, a mounting hole (51) extending forward is formed in the middle of the rear end of the connector (50), an inner side wall of the rear end of the mounting hole (51) is formed with an internal thread, which is screwed onto the external thread of the screw connection portion (32), the movable block (7) and the buffer spring (6) are inserted into the mounting hole (51), the front end of the movable block (7) is applied to the rear end of the buffer spring (6), the front end of the buffer spring (6) is applied to the front end surface of the mounting hole (51), and the movable block (7) corresponds to the permanent magnet block (5).

5. A golf training club according to claim 1, characterized in that: An inner screw hole is formed in the middle of the front end surface of the connecting head (50), a screw connection portion formed at the rear end of the counterweight head (60) is screwed into the inner screw hole, a first screw connection hole is formed in the middle of the front end of the counterweight head (60), and a screw connection portion at the middle of the rear end of the anti-collision head (70) is screwed into the corresponding first screw connection hole.

6. A golf training club according to claim 1, characterized in that: A handle sleeve body (101) is fixed on the outer side wall of the main sleeve rod (10), and a rear end cover of the handle sleeve body (101) covers the rear end of the main sleeve rod (10).

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