Adjustable golf tee
AssigneePoly-Tainer, Inc.
InventorPaul G. Strong
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Abstract
A golf tee includes an elongated member and a disk-like member for fixation orthogonal thereto. The elongated member includes a plurality of notches along its length and the disk-like member has a central aperture with bevelled internal edge for coaction therewith. The notches are arranged at a predetermined section of the elongated member so that the disk, which acts as a stop, can fix the height of the ball at an optimum position with respect to one of a plurality of standard golf club heads.
Claims9
Apparatus for positioning a golf ball at a selectable plurality of heights, each of said heights being the optimum position for contact with the hitting surface of at least one of a predetermined array of golf clubs, said apparatus comprising, in combination:
- a) a generally cylindrical elongated member;
- b) said member having a cup at one end for receiving a golf ball and being tapered at the opposed end for insertion into a playing surface;
- c) said member being symmetrical about an axis joining said opposed ends;
- d) a disk-like member including a bevelled central aperture and a substantially circular offset internal aperture whose diameter exceeds that of said elongated member;
- e) said elongated member including a plurality of circumferential notches spaced unevenly along said axis, each of said notches being arranged to receive said bevelled central aperture of said disk-like member, whereby said member can act as a stop that determines the height of said cup above a playing surface;
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- f) each of said notches being located at a position along said elongated member selected in relation to the height of the hitting surface of at least one of said predetermined golf clubs so that said golf ball can be optimally positioned with respect to the hitting surface of said golf club.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.