Gauged golf tee
OwnerDaniel W. Blosserinventor
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Abstract
Golf tee having successive contrasting color stripes around most of its length to help a golfer to determine at a glance how many of the stripes are exposed above the ground in which the tee is set, and thereby determine the height of a golf ball on the tee above the ground. The stripes are arranged in repeated sequences of two or more different colors in each sequence.
Claims1
A golf tee comprising a unitary and substantially rigid body having a head at one end of the tee for supporting a golf ball and an elongated shaft extending from the head to the other end of the body, the shaft being capable of being embedded to different depths to support a golf ball on the tee, and means for gauging the above-ground height of a golf ball on the tee when part of the shaft is embedded, said means comprising colored stripes which are visible and extend in side-by-side relation around the shaft and along a large part of its length, said stripes being arranged in at least two side-by-side series of stripes, each of said series being the same and comprising at least two stripes, and each stripe of the same series having a color which is different from and contrasts with the color of each other stripe of the same series, whereby the contrasting appearance of exposed stripes of the same color helps to determine their number at a glance when the shaft is partly embedded to support a golf ball, and thereby helps to determine the above-ground height of the ball.
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