KR-102963621-B1 - VERSATILE DEVICE FOR GOLF SWING PRACTICE AND WEEDING OPERATION

Abstract

A multi-purpose device capable of golf swing practice and weeding is disclosed. The multi-purpose device capable of golf swing practice and weeding according to the present invention is characterized by comprising: a golf club formed such that a head portion and a grip portion are connected by a shaft; and a weeding knife installed on the head portion and formed to cut weeds during golf swing practice using the golf club. According to the present invention, in the process of practicing swing motions using a golf club, weeding work can be performed through a weeding blade installed on the golf club, thereby allowing for the repeated execution of golf swing motions to improve proficiency and posture of the swing motion, and converting labor such as weed removal into exercise, thereby enabling the enjoyable performance of long-term weeding work.

Inventors

• 유왕규

Dates

Publication Date

20260511

Application Date

20240716

Claims (5)

1. A golf club formed such that the head portion and the grip portion are connected by a shaft; It includes a weeding knife installed in the head portion and formed to cut weeds during golf swing practice using the golf club; The above golf club is, The receiving portion is formed to accommodate a weeding knife on the rear portion corresponding to the front portion of the head portion, wherein the receiving portion comprises an inclined guide groove formed to be inclined downward at a certain angle from one side of the head portion to which the shaft is connected toward the other side toward the free end of the head portion, and a blade exposure groove formed at the lower part of the inclined guide groove to expose the blade portion of the weeding knife to the front portion of the head portion. The above weeding knife is, An inclined guide block installed to be movable along an inclined guide groove within the above-mentioned receiving portion; and Characterized by including a blade portion installed at the lower part of the inclined guide block and exposed through the blade exposure groove to cut weeds. Multipurpose device.
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3. In paragraph 1, The above weeding knife is, Characterized by preventing the exposure of the blade portion so that golf swing practice using a golf club is possible when the inclined guide block moves in one direction of the head portion, and exposing the blade portion so that weeding work is possible when the inclined guide block moves in the other direction of the head portion. Multipurpose device.
4. In paragraph 3, The above weeding knife is, Characterized by the fact that when the above-mentioned inclined guide block is moved toward the other side of the head portion, the exposure range of the blade portion is adjusted by the above-mentioned inclined guide groove. Multipurpose device.
5. In paragraph 1, The above weeding knife is, The golf club is fixed by means of a first fixing screw that is screw-coupled to the head portion through an elongated through-hole formed in the inclined guide block in the rear direction of the head portion, and a second fixing screw that is screw-coupled to the inclined guide block through an elongated through-hole formed in the head portion in the side direction adjacent to the free end of the head portion. Multipurpose device.

Description

Versatile device for golf swing practice and weeding operation The present invention relates to a multi-purpose device capable of golf swing practice and weeding, and more specifically, to a multi-purpose device capable of golf swing practice and weeding that allows for golf swing practice and weeding while golf swing practice. Generally, golf is a sport in which a golfer strikes a ball to place it into a desired hole; recently, it has enjoyed explosive popularity and is rapidly establishing itself as a popular sport. Moreover, unlike other ball sports, golf does not require physical contact with an opponent and focuses primarily on a battle against oneself, so it is also recognized as a safe sport with a low risk of injury during play. Golf is a sport that places particular emphasis on proper posture compared to other sports, and among these, the movement requiring the most correct posture is the swing. A golf swing is the rotation of the hands and clubhead in a circular motion on a single plane; since even professional golfers cannot achieve good results without constant practice, as their posture can become unbalanced, the swing motion is emphasized not only for beginners but also for skilled golfers. A swing is a motion to hit a golf ball placed in front of the body with a golf club and send it in the desired direction, and the movements of address, back swing, top of the back swing, down swing, impact, follow-through, and finish must be performed in accordance with one's body rhythm. By properly executing the backswing motion—from the top of the backswing to the downswing, impact, and finish—in rhythm, you can hit the golf ball accurately and send it far. Accordingly, swing rhythm is the most important aspect of golf. Such swings are mainly practiced using golf clubs, but there is a problem in that golf clubs have no other functions besides their inherent functions of practicing swings or playing on actual indoor or outdoor golf courses, which reduces their utility. Meanwhile, weeding is a task intended to remove weeds, and most weeding is carried out using agricultural tools such as shovels, hoes, sickles, and hooks. Since this weeding work involves squatting or standing on the ground for a long time using these tools, it places a strain on the knees and lower back, making it difficult and strenuous, so there is a tendency to avoid it. Recently, electric mowers have been introduced, but these machines are heavy, which not only places a physical burden during prolonged mowing but also poses a problem in that they produce excessive noise, potentially causing temporary hearing loss. Therefore, research and development are required for a multi-purpose device that can conveniently and enjoyably remove weeds during golf swing practice. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the configuration of a multi-purpose device according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a side cross-sectional view showing the interior of a multi-purpose device according to the present invention. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing the interior of a multi-purpose device according to the present invention. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the configuration of a weeding knife of a multi-purpose device according to the present invention. FIGS. 5 to 7 are cross-sectional views illustrating the usage state of a multi-purpose device according to the present invention. Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings. However, in describing the present invention, descriptions of already known functions or configurations will be omitted in order to clarify the gist of the present invention. Referring to FIGS. 1 to 4, a multi-purpose device capable of golf swing practice and weeding work according to the present invention includes a golf club (100) and a weeding knife (200). A golf club (100) is provided to allow for practicing golf swing motions. Specifically, the golf club (100) is formed as a known golf club in which the head portion (110) and the grip portion (120) are connected by a shaft (130). At this time, the head portion (110) may be formed as any one of the heads selected from those applied to woods, irons, wedges, and putters. The present invention enables the practice of various golf swing movements, such as address, back swing, top of the swing, down swing, impact, follow through, and finish, using a golf club (100). The golf club (100) is provided with a receiving portion (112) on the rear side corresponding to the front side of the head portion (110) to accommodate a weeding knife (200). The receiving portion (112) includes an inclined guide groove (114) and a blade exposure groove (116). The receiving portion (112) is formed to accommodate a weeding knife (200) in the head portion (110) and allow it to move along the longitudinal direction of the golf club (100). Here, the longitudinal direction of the golf club (100) refers to the directio