Golf score card and pencil holder
OwnerDouglas V. Blasticinventor
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Abstract
An accessory for a golf player, in order to keep and record his playing score, the device including a stiff panel having a leaf spring mounted on its one end, one end of the leaf spring being turned under the panel to form a hook for attachment over a top of a golf bag, the other end of the leaf spring extending over the top of the panel, and serving to hold a score card securely against the panel, and, the same end of the leaf spring including a hook-shaped tab under which a pencil can be removably held.
Claims3
A golf score card and pencil holder, comprising, in combination, a flat stiff panel and a generally U-shaped single piece leaf spring being placed around one end of said panel and having one leg on one side of said panel and the other leg on the other side of said panel;
- said one leg being secured upon said one end of said panel;
- one end of said other leg of said leaf spring being rounded and turned in toward the other side of said panel in spaced-apart relation with said other side of said panel, forming a resilient hook for support upon the top edge of a golf bag;
- the end of said one leg including a lip turned upon its terminal edge so a score card can be resiliently held between said end of said one leg and said one side of said panel;
- and said one leg of said leaf spring incorporating means for removably and resiliently supporting a writing pencil, said pencil supporting means comprising a rounded tab struck-out centrally from and spaced adjacently to the end of said one leg for resilient and removable retention of a writing pencil, said single piece leaf spring thereby providing a spring force for resilient and removable retention of a score card and a pencil and for resilient mounting to a golf bag top edge.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.