Golf putter having functions of collecting and returning golf ball and ball marker to original position
Abstract
The present invention relates to a golf putter head, which comprises a hitting face formed on a front surface thereof, a ball marker storage part formed on first side surface thereof, and a ball storage part formed on second side surface thereof, wherein the ball storage part is configured to pick up a golf ball from the ground and to place the ball back to the original position from which the ball is picked up, and comprises two arms protruding and extending from the second side surface of the putter head, and the two arms have a connection portion formed as an arc and are shaped to curve inwardly and to be close to each other at the ends thereof, allowing the golf ball to be inserted and seated therein.
Claims
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1 . A golf putter head comprising a hitting face formed on a front surface thereof, a ball marker storage part formed on first side surface thereof, and a ball storage part formed on second side surface thereof,
wherein the ball storage part is configured to pick up a golf ball from the ground and to place the ball back to the original position from which the ball is picked up, and comprises two arms protruding and extending from the second side surface of the putter head, and the two arms have a connection portion formed as an arc and are shaped to curve inwardly and to be close to each other at the ends thereof, allowing the golf ball to be inserted and seated therein.
2 . The golf putter head of claim 1 , wherein the arms of the ball storage parts extend in an upwardly inclined state, and an angle at which the arms extend is 5 to 20 degrees.
3 . The golf putter head of claim 1 , wherein a concave part is formed on the second side surface of the putter head that is close to the ball storage part to be matched with a ball shape.
4 . The golf putter head of claim 1 , wherein the golf putter head comprises a magnet insertion part having a magnet attached to a lower surface of the head that is adjacent to the ball storage part.
5 . The golf putter head of claim 1 , wherein the ball marker storage part comprises a circular base formed on the first side surface of the putter head, and a vertical direction seating portion of an arc shape protruding from a lower portion of the base.
6 . The golf putter head of claim 1 , wherein the ball marker storage part comprises a seating hole in a horizontal direction that is formed in an inside of the first side surface of the putter head.
7 . The golf putter head of claim 1 , wherein the ball marker storage part comprises a horizontal holder extending from the first side surface of the putter head, and a seating groove formed on the horizontal holder.
8 . A golf putter head comprising a hitting face formed on a front surface thereof, a ball marker storage part formed on first side surface thereof, and a ball storage part formed on a rear surface of the putter head,
wherein the ball storage part is configured to pick up a golf ball from the green and to place the golf ball back to the original position on the green, and comprises a support protruding and extending from a lower portion of the rear surface of the putter head, and two arms protruding and extending from the support, and the two arms have a connection portion formed as an arc and are shaped to curve inwardly and to be close to each other at the ends thereof, allowing the golf ball to be inserted and seated therein, wherein heights of the ends of the arms of the ball storage part are 2 mm to 10 mm from a low point of the putter.
9 . The golf putter head of claim 8 , wherein the ball marker storage part comprises a circular base formed on the first side surface of the putter head, and a vertical direction seating portion of an arc shape protruding from a lower portion of the base.
10 . The golf putter head of claim 8 , wherein the ball marker storage part comprises a seating hole in a horizontal direction that is formed in an inside of the first side surface of the putter head.
11 . The golf putter head of claim 8 , wherein the ball marker storage part comprises a horizontal holder extending from the first side surface of the putter head, and a seating groove formed on the horizontal holder.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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