Multi-purpose golfer's accessory
OwnerGerard E. Notarmuziinventor
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Abstract
There is disclosed a multi-purpose golfer's accessory with a straight edge (10) defining a scraper, a formation of prongs (12) defining a green repair mechanism, the base of a club stand, the base of a cigarette holder, and a spike cleaning device, a cutout (14) defining a tee carrier, a notch (18) defining a cigarette holder, a tooth (20) defining a club face groove cleaner, a cusp (16) defining a bottle opener in conjunction with tooth (20), a set of two tabs (22) defining a spike wrench, a lead-in neck (24) and a cutout (26) defining a club grip stand when used in conjunction with prongs (12), a ball marker holder formed as a hole (28), and a hole (30) defining an attachment point for a key chain, hook, or other attachment device.
Claims13
A golfer's accessory for repairing turf and holding a golf tee, the golf tee having a concave top portion used for receiving part of a golf ball thereon and a pointed bottom portion used for inserting into a ground surface, the accessory comprising:
- a flat sheet material, said flat sheet material having an upper portion, a bottom portion, a first side portion and a second side portion;
- a golf tee carrier cutout in the bottom portion of said sheet material, said cutout having a top convex portion and oppositely disposed side portions flared inwardly toward each other and downwardly, and of sufficient dimensions to accommodate the length of the golf tee longitudinally, the golf tee when received in said cutout on said sheet material extending downwardly from said convex portion to an opening in the bottom portion of said sheet material, said cutout having a shape of a silhouette of the golf tee, said cutout dimensioned for receiving the golf tee longitudinally in a frictional press fit, and opposite sides of the bottom portion of said sheet material being tapered inwardly and downwardly with said cutout in said sheet material disposed between said downwardly tapered sides of the bottom portion of said sheet material, said tapered sides with said cutout disposed therebetween forming a pair of prongs, said prongs used for a golf green repair tool.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.