Golf Tee Aid
AssigneeT-Time Golf OÜ
InventorKristjan Sikaste
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Abstract
The invention relates to a golf tee aid, which limits the flight range of the golf tee from the player after making the strike. For this purpose, a connector is provided, which is an elastic cord with an attachment loop in one end and two elastic loops—an anchoring loop and a loop for a thickening—at the other end of the connector, and a thickening at the end of the connector. The anchoring loop is intended for inserting the tee used for anchoring and applying it as an anchoring aid that is pushed into the ground. The thickening together with the loop for the thickening form a fastening device for the removable fastening aid. The removable fastening aid is intended for fastening the connector to a separate anchoring aid, which bears a load. The aid can be used with tees of different lengths and thicknesses.
Claims8
A golf tee aid comprising an elastic connector (1) between the golf tee (3) and the anchoring device, the connector (1) has, at one end, a golf tee attachment loop (2) for the golf tee (3), and at the other end of the elastic cord (1), there is an anchoring loop (4) for the anchoring tee (10), characterised in a way that:
- at the end of the connector (1) is a thickening (5) and a thickening loop (6), wherein a fastening device (7) is formed by passing the thickening (5) through the thickening loop (6);
- a fastening aid (8) is attached to the fastening device (7) for connecting the connector (1) to a weight-bearing, standalone anchoring device (9);
- the fastening aid (8) can be detached from the connector (1) and the anchoring device (9) with weight;
- the anchoring device (9) with weight is a standalone object separate from the elastic cord (1);
- the golf tee attachment loop (2), anchoring loop (4), thickening (5), thickening loop (6), and fastening device (7) are all elastic;
- the golf tee attachment loop (2) and anchoring loop (4) are adaptable to tees of different lengths and thicknesses.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.