Marker for golf ball

Abstract

Provided is a marker for a golf ball, configured by linking a base member, a cap member, and an erecting member. A linking part is formed on one end part of a flat plate part of the base member, and a hook part is formed on the other end part thereof. A first linking part is formed on one end part of a flat plate part of the cap member, and a second linking part is formed on the other end part thereof. A flat plate part of the erecting member has a narrower outer diameter than the flat plate parts of the base member and the cap member, and a linking member is formed on one end part of said flat plate part. By laying the flat plate part of the erecting member flat and covering the flat plate part of the cap member, it is possible to house the erecting member between the base member and the cap member. By erecting the flat plate part of the erecting member and hooking the other end part of the erecting member in the hook part of the flat plate part of the base member, it is possible to erect and support the erecting member.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a golf ball marker placed to indicate the position of the golf ball when the golf ball is temporarily picked up on a fairway or a green of a golf course. Background technique [0002] In a golf game, players cannot touch the golf ball with their hands in principle. However, when the ball is hit with sand, mud, etc. attached to it on a fairway, green, etc., the ball may lose control or become unable to spin. Also, when hitting a golf ball on the green, other players' balls may become an obstacle, preventing you from hitting your own ball toward the hole. In this case, in the golf rules, it is stipulated that in order to indicate the position of the ball in a fairway, a putting green, etc., a marker may be placed directly behind the ball facing the hole, and the ball may be temporarily picked up. [0003] Conventionally, coins, plastic thin discs, and the like have generally been used as such markers for golf balls. In...

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[0011] The markers described in Patent Document 1 are composed of two mutually independent members such as a first marker with a larger outer diameter and a second marker with a smaller outer diameter. Therefore, if either marker is damaged or lost, the marker The sign can only play the function of the previous sign

In addition, when in use, since the first marker with a larger outer diameter is placed on the putting green, etc., and then the second marker with a smaller outer diameter is sucked and placed, the installation operation is troublesome, and it is easy to misuse the second marker. 2 digit scrolling

[0012] On the other hand, since the erecting portion of the markers described in Patent Document 2 and Patent Document 3 is in the shape of a thin-walled disc, when the erecting portion of the marker is erected during use, when viewed from the plan view direction of the erecting portion, Only a line can be seen during the time, so it is difficult for the players to visually confirm the position of the marker

In addition, if the standing part is frequently rotated and raised, the hinge part will be worn, etc., and the rotation resistance will decrease, making it impossible to maintain the standing state.

Moreover, since the fitting part is formed, when it is inserted into a pocket etc., there is also a problem that the fitting part presses the player's body and feels uncomfortable.

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