Golf tee holder
OwnerBoyd F. Spragueinventor
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Abstract
The golf tee holder includes a generally cylindrical body for reception of an inserted golf tee. The holder is retained against displacement by a tether shown attached to a ground inserted anchor. The body of the tee holder is shouldered at its upper end for confinement of the tee head. An annular groove about the holder body permits winding of the tether thereon in a convenient manner. Lengthwise grooves in the holder body slidably receive the legs of a bifurcated anchor which legs also prevent unwinding of the tether during non-use of the holder. The holder body is slotted at its upper end to facilitate tee insertion and removal.
Claims3
A golf tee holder comprising,
- a body of a resilient nature having a lengthwise opening therethrough for inserted reception of a golf tee, said body also defining a tether receiving recess about its outer perimetrical wall, a shoulder at the upper end of said body partially overlying said opening to overlie the subjacent head of a tee inserted therein,
- a tether attached to said body with anchor means at the remaining end of the tether and,
- said anchor means being of bifurcated shape, said body perimetrical wall additionally defining lengthwise orientated grooves for stowed reception of the anchor means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.