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US 2022/0176206 A1Published application
Novelty Golf Ball
OwnerNancy Behunininventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates generally to a novelty golf ball that has a plurality of internal electrical components capable of storing and playing a sound recording when motion of the novelty golf ball is detected. The body of the novelty golf ball may be of unitary construction or comprised of two separate halves that may be removably attached to one another to allow a user to access the electrical components stored on the interior of the novelty golf ball.
Claims20
A golf ball comprising:
- a body comprised of an internal cavity, a first half, a second half, and a plurality of dimples positioned along an exterior surface of the body;
- at least one continuous opening in the exterior surface;
- a rubber core disposed within the internal cavity;
- and
- a circuit board disposed within the internal cavity.
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A golf ball system comprising:
- a golf ball comprised of an internal cavity and a plurality of dimples positioned along an exterior surface of the body;
- a rubber core positioned within the internal cavity and having a chamber;
- a plurality of electrical components positioned within the chamber;
- a plurality of continuous openings extending between the exterior surface and the chamber;
- a remote electronic device in wireless communication with at least one of the plurality of electrical components.
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A method of using a novelty golf ball comprising the steps of:
- obtaining the novelty golf ball comprised of a circuit board, a processor, a speaker, a microphone, a battery, a wireless communication module, a motion sensor and a memory for receiving a sound recording;
- wirelessly connecting a remote electronic device to the wireless communication module;
- transmitting the sound recording from the remote electronic device to the memory of the novelty golf ball;
- sensing movement of the novelty golf ball;
- and
- playing the sound recording through the speaker.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.