US 12,678,672 B2Granted

Grip for golf club

OwnerMasashi Kamodainventor

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Abstract

A grip for a golf club has a higher gripping force than in the past, and with a good gripping feel. A grip has a cylindrical part and a plurality of projections are formed on the surface. First projections are formed in a scale shape, and when a golfer swings the golf club, these are formed to dig into the golfer's hand and gloves. Of the oblique sides in the circumferential direction of the first projections, the sides nearer the reference point are the first oblique sides, and the sides farther from the reference point are the second oblique sides. The first oblique sides are formed to have a greater slope than the second oblique sides. The grip obtains a higher grip force by the angle of the oblique sides and the scale-shaped shape. As a result, the trajectory of the ball struck by the golf club is stable, and it is possible to extend the flying distance of the ball.

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Dependent claims

A golf club grip, comprising:

a cylindrical part mounted on a shaft of a golf club, the cylindrical part having inner and outer circumference surfaces, the inner circumference surface being in contact with the shaft when the cylindrical part is mounted on the shaft, the outer circumference surface being opposite to the inner side,
wherein, in a section view in a surface orthogonal to an axial direction of the cylindrical part, a plurality of projections are arranged on the outer circumference surface symmetrically in a circumferential direction from a prescribed reference point,
the projections have two oblique sides in a circumferential direction in the section view, a side closer to the reference point being a first oblique side, and a side farther from the reference point being a second oblique side, and
compared to the second oblique side, the first oblique side has a steeper slope with respect to the outer circumference surface of the cylindrical part.

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