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US 4,068,972 AGranted
Golf peg score card
OwnerClifford C. Stuartinventor
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Abstract
A golf score card takes the form of a single-piece card together with eighteen pegs numbered from one through eighteen for the purpose of keeping one's golf score without a paper and pencil. The card can be attached to a golf bag, cart or carried in the pocket and it is designed to be durable over a period of years. The arrangement is such as to enable the score to be recorded on each hole by inserting a peg numbered for that particular hole into the hole representing that score on the score card.
Claims1
A golf scoring apparatus comprising:
- a rigid planar substrate;
- means defining an array of holes distributed across a major surface of said substrate in a pattern of rows and columns, there being a total of a predetermined number of vertical columns and nine horizontal rows of said holes;
- a plurality of indicia distributed in one direction in a horizontal row adjacent to one end of said columns and individually disposed adjacent to respective different successive ones of all but two of said columns, said indicia individually representing successively different respective numbers in a series of numbers in order from the number "one" through a number that is two less than the total number of said columns;
- a plurality of eighteen pegs manually securable removably in said holes, each individual different one of said pegs being marked to indicate a respective different one of the numerals from "one" through "eighteen", and said pegs being securable in said holes in selectively different relative orientations with respect to the orientation of the marking to indicate said numerals.
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