Golf Devices and Related Methods
AssigneeTortus PT, LLC
InventorMichael Graham
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Abstract
A golf device includes a main body having a recess. An extension member is coupled with the main body and a ball-receiving member is coupled with the extension member. In some implementations the ball-receiving member is a golf tee, and in some implementations the ball-receiving member is a turf portion. The extension member is movable to a plurality of positions relative to the main body, while remaining coupled thereto, to position the ball-receiving member to a desired distance from the main body in an in-use configuration. The recess is sized and shaped to at least partially receive (and in some implementations fully receive) the ball-receiving member and/or the extension member in a stored configuration.
Claims20
A golf device, comprising:
- a main body, the main body comprising a first recess;
- a first extension member coupled with the main body;
- and
- a first tee coupled with the first extension member;
- wherein the first extension member is movable to a plurality of positions relative to the main body, while remaining coupled thereto, to position the first tee a desired distance from the main body in an in-use configuration;
- and
- wherein the first recess is sized and shaped to at least partially receive the first tee in a stored configuration.
A golf device, comprising:
- a main body, the main body comprising a recess;
- an extension member coupled with the main body;
- and
- a turf portion coupled with the extension member;
- wherein the extension member is movable to a plurality of positions relative to the main body, while remaining coupled thereto, to position the turf portion a desired distance from the main body in an in-use configuration;
- and
- wherein the recess is sized and shaped to at least partially receive the turf portion in a stored configuration.
A method of use of a golf device, comprising:
- placing the golf device upon a ground surface, the golf device comprising a base member and an extension member movably coupled with the base member;
- extending the extension member away from the base member while the base member remains coupled with the base member, the extension member coupled with a ball-receiving member;
- coupling a golf ball with the ball-receiving member;
- and
- decoupling the golf ball from the ball-receiving member using a motion of a golf club.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.