Magnetic golf club holding apparatus
OwnerGregory A. Crumpinventor
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Abstract
A magnetic golf club holding apparatus including a magnetic device which will hold golf clubs in an address position by magnetic forces acting on the club head of such golf clubs. Additionally, golf clubs may be displayed, with a golf club head up or down, by a magnetic structure which holds an intermediate portion of the metal golf club shaft. Telescoping handles on the golf clubs being displayed, in conjunction with indicia on the golf club shaft, allows a golfer to be properly fitted for a proper size and type of grip, and a proper length while the golf club is being held in a proper address position. Also, the golf club holding magnetic devices are versatile enough to be utilized by attachment to a wall or to a slat wall.
Claims8
A magnetic golf club holding apparatus comprising:
- a first elongated bar constructed of a material attracted by magnetic forces;
- a second elongated bar constructed of a material attracted by magnetic forces;
- magnetic means disposed between said first and second elongated bars for holding said first and second bars together and including magnetic forces into said first and second elongated bars;
- means for holding said first and second elongated bars above the floor;
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- a golf club having a head with a metal shaft attached thereto, said metal shaft being held in an upright position substantially against said first and second elongated bars by magnetic forces from said magnetic means and said shaft being constructed of a material which is attracted by magnetic forces.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.