KR-20260000607-U - Bottom-Opening Golf Ball Pouch

Abstract

This invention relates to a bottom-opening golf ball pouch designed to allow for the carrying and rapid use of golf balls. The main body is made of various materials with excellent durability, and the bottom opening is constructed of an elastic material, allowing the ball to be easily removed without the need to open the top. This invention facilitates easy portability by attaching a belt loop to the back of the pouch, and enhances user convenience by forming an external hole for ejecting the ball. The location of the hole can be varied in various ways, such as on the front or the top. Additionally, the main body includes a section for storing golf tees and a Velcro section for attaching gloves, allowing for convenient use by the user. In particular, using vegetable leather for the main body offers biodegradability and eco-friendly characteristics, as well as the advantage of using plant-based tannins during the processing. This invention provides great convenience to the user by enabling quick and efficient ball replacement during a golf game.

Inventors

• 유춘재

Assignees

• 유춘재

Dates

Publication Date

20260511

Application Date

20241102

Claims (7)

1. A golf ball pouch configured to allow easy removal of a golf ball from the bottom without opening the top, wherein the main body (1) is made of a highly durable material and the bottom opening/closing part (3) is made of an elastic material and designed so that the ball is securely fixed and can be easily removed.
2. A golf ball pouch according to claim 1, characterized in that the main body material may be leather, plastic, or other durable material.
3. A golf ball pouch according to claim 1, characterized in that a silicone band, a rubber band, or other similar elastic material may be used as the elastic material of the lower opening/closing part.
4. A golf ball pouch according to claim 1, characterized in that a belt loop (9) may be added to the main body, and if present, the pouch can be fixed to a belt or bag for carrying.
5. A golf ball pouch according to claim 1, characterized in that a hole (2) for pushing out a ball is formed on the outside of the main body, and the hole can be formed at various locations such as the front and the top, so that the ball can be pushed out naturally and the presence or absence of the ball inside can be checked from the outside.
6. A golf ball pouch according to claim 1, characterized in that a portion (6) for storing golf tees and short tees can be added to the side of the main body.
7. A golf ball pouch according to claim 1, characterized in that a belt loop (9), a part (10) for attaching and detaching the loop, and a Velcro part (11) may be added to the main body, and if present, the pouch can be carried in various ways or gloves can be attached and carried, making it useful.

Description

Bottom-Opening Golf Ball Pouch The present invention belongs to the field of golf accessories and, in particular, relates to a portable pouch designed to carry and quickly use a golf ball, and includes technology related to a convenient opening and closing structure applicable to leather products and sports accessories. In conventional golf ball pouches, you must remove the ball through the opening located at the top. This method has the inconvenience of requiring the cover to be opened to take out the ball, and the ball deep inside the pouch to be pushed all the way up to use the ball at the bottom. In addition, the top opening/closing part is prone to wear, which can reduce durability. As explained below with the attached drawings, the structure (12) in the existing technology, in which one must put one's hand inside the pouch and push the ball upward, is inefficient and causes inconvenience when the ball needs to be replaced quickly during a game. These issues reduce user convenience and cause practical inconvenience during golf games where balls are frequently replaced. FIG. 1 : A drawing showing a conventional golf ball pouch, showing a main body (13) and a structure (12) for pushing the ball upward. It is used to explain the inconvenience of the conventional method in which a user has to reach deep inside and push the ball up to take it out. FIG. 2 : A drawing showing the front view of the bottom-opening golf ball pouch of the present invention. The main body (1), a hole (2) for pushing out a ball, a bottom opening/closing part (3), an elastic material fixing part (4) and a fixing part (5), a golf tee storage part (6), a top opening/closing part (7), a fixing means (8), a belt loop (9), other loops (10), a Velcro part (11), etc. are shown. FIG. 3 : This is a drawing showing the back side of the present invention. The main body (1), the top opening/closing part (7), the belt loop (9), the other loop (10), the Velcro part (11), etc. are shown in detail, and the structure is shown so that a pouch can be carried or a glove can be attached. FIG. 4 : A side view of the present invention, including a main body (1), a hole (2) for pushing out a ball, a lower opening/closing part (3), a fixing part (5), a golf tee storage part (6), an upper opening/closing part (7), a fixing means (8), etc. This drawing is used to explain the function and structure of the pouch from the side view. The main body (1) of the present invention is made of various materials that are resistant to external impact and have excellent durability. The lower opening/closing part (3) is made of a silicone band, rubber band, or other similar elastic material with good elasticity, and is designed to securely fix the ball while allowing it to be easily removed when needed. The lower opening/closing part is firmly fixed through the elastic material fixing part (4) and the fixing part (5). A belt loop (9) and a part (10) to which the loop can be attached can be added, and each can be conveniently used to attach the pouch to a belt or bag or to carry it in various ways. The Velcro part (11) to which the gloves can be attached is useful for taking off and storing the gloves during the game. The hole (2) for pushing out the ball formed on the outside can be placed in various locations, such as the front and the top, so that the presence or absence of the ball can be easily checked.