Durable golf tee
OwnerGerard Bretoninventor
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Abstract
A golf tee designed to be strong and durable without relying on synthetic materials to be so. The golf tee is designed with an evenly tapered stem along the entire length, or a majority of the length, of the tee and tapers to a sufficient dimension so as to be easily inserted into the ground and includes a top surface with a depression to accept and retain a golf ball. The evenly tapered stem adds bulk and strength to the tee and reduces stress to the tee during a tee shot, providing longevity.
Claims20
An improved golf tee comprising:
- a tapered stem having a lower end and an upper end, the lower end terminating substantially to a point for inserting into the ground, the upper end terminating at a top surface;
- said top surface having a bowl-shaped depression for retaining a golf ball;
- said tapered stem being substantially evenly tapered from the top surface to the point.
An improved golf tee including a lower end and an upper end, the lower end for inserting into the ground, the upper end terminating at a top surface with a bowl-shaped depression shaped in the top surface, the depression for retaining a golf ball, the improvement comprising:
- the lower end and the upper end forming a stem, the stem being substantially evenly tapered along the majority of the length of the tee.
An improved golf tee comprising an evenly tapered stem for inserting into the ground in a generally vertical position, the stem terminating at a top surface, the top surface including a scooped depression to accept and to retain a golf ball.
An improved golf tee comprising an evenly tapered stem for inserting into the ground in a generally vertical position, the stem having four sides and terminating at a top surface, the top surface including a bowl-shaped depression to accept and to retain a golf ball.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.