Golf tee and attachment therefor
OwnerRobert P. Adlaminventor
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Abstract
A device for attachment to a golf tee comprises a first marker to be aligned with the intended direction of travel of a golf ball and a second marker which lies generally normal to the first marker and which is intended to be aligned with the face of a golf club with which a golf ball supported by the tee is to be struck. The device includes an aperture through which the shank of a golf tee can pass to enable the device to be selectively attached to the golf tee. The device also includes a platform formed with a plurality of angularly spaced radially extending line indicators separate from the boundary of the aperture which enables the first marker to be offset from a true line to counteract inter alia a natural slice.
Claims6
A tee including an elongated shank and a cup, and an attachment device, the device being formed as a single piece and including an aperture through which the shank of said golf tee can pass for selectively attaching the device to said golf tee, a first marker extending radially outwardly from said aperture for alignment with the intended direction of travel of a golf ball positioned on the cup of the golf tee to which the device is attached, and a second marker which lies generally normal to the first marker and which is intended to be aligned with the face of a golf club with which a golf ball supported by the tee is to be struck, and a platform including a plurality of angularly spaced radially extending line indicators separate from the boundary of the aperture and positioned to enable the first marker to be offset from a true line to counteract inter alia a natural slice.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.