Golf ball holder
OwnerKelly Alleninventor
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Abstract
The golfer sometimes wants or needs to have a golf ball ready for immediate play when the golfer's golf ball is lost. This device will allow the golfer to place a golf ball into a cavity of the device that is provided between an upper and low jaw. A pair of jaws that are connected by a spring will allow the golf ball to remain in position during normal play but at the same time allow the golfer to easily retrieve the golf ball within the cavity. When the golfer needs to use another ball, the golfer simply grabs the golf ball on its side and separates the jaws to retrieve the golf ball. The golfer can place the device on his or her pants or golf bag so that the golf ball is readily available.
Claims9
A golf ball holder which is comprised of
- a clip,
- wherein the clip has a top surface and a bottom surface,
- wherein the bottom surface of the clip is raised,
- a pair of jaws,
- wherein the pair of jaws is further comprised of an upper jaw and a lower jaw,
- wherein a holder spring attaches the upper jaw to the lower jaw,
- a flat piece on the upper jaw,
- a flat piece on the lower jaw,
- wherein the lower jaw is formed as an integral part of the clip,
- wherein the pair of jaws are connected to each other by the holder spring,
- wherein the holder spring secures the pair of jaws at one end,
- wherein a golf ball will fit within a ball opening,
- wherein an opening is provided on the upper jaw,
- wherein the opening is a predetermined size,
- a spring clip.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.