Ball supply integrated type auto tee-up machine with simple structure

A ball supply integrated type auto tee-up machine with a simple structure comprising:

• a case (10) having an opened upper portion and having a ball inlet (12) formed at a side plate (11);
• a tee-up motor (20) connected and provided to a rear surface of the case (10);
• a driving belt (30) rotatably provided through a rear plate (13) below the case (10) and connected between one side of a driving shaft (15) and the tee-up motor (20);
• a first driven belt (40) connected between another side of the driving shaft (15) and a first roller shaft (41) provided rotatably through an upper side of the rear plate (13);
• a tee lift (50) provided to be able to ascend/descend over a linear motion (LM) guide (54) attached to the rear plate (13) between another side plate (11a) of the case (10) and the first driven belt (40) and guide rods (51) provided vertically, having one side coupled integrally to a lower side of the first driven belt (40), and having a golf tee (52) provided at an upper portion thereof;
• a second driven belt (60) connected between a second roller shaft (61) and a driven shaft (63) provided through upper and lower sides of the rear plate (13) at a distance from the first driven belt (40), respectively;
• a second lifting body (70) provided to be able to ascend/descend over a pair of guide rods (71) provided between the first driven belt (40) and the second driven belt (60) and having sides coupled integrally to upper sides of the first driven belt (40) and the second driven belt (60), respectively;
• a second ball chute (75) attached to a front surface of the second lifting body (70) and inclined downward toward the golf tee (52);
• a first lifting body (80) provided to be able to ascend/descend over a pair of guide rods (81) provided between the side plate (11) of the case (10) and the second driven belt (60) and having one side coupled integrally to a lower side of the second driven belt (60);
• a first ball chute (85) attached to a front surface of the first lifting body (80) and inclined downward toward the golf tee (52);
• a pair of one-stage ball supports (90) provided between the first ball chute (85) and the second ball chute (75);
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• a pair of two-stage ball supports (100) provided between the second ball chute (75) and the tee lift (50) and provided at a height higher than a height of the one-stage ball supports (90).