Golfing aid
OwnerJohn W. Hufgardinventor
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Abstract
A golf club handle support for keeping handles of golf clubs lying on the ground in a raised position above the ground. The handle support comprises a stiff sheet defining a central foldline to form sidewalls on each side of the foldline. This permits the sheet to assume a substantially inverted V-shape in cross section so that the remote edges parallel to the foldline may engage the ground and a golf club may rest on the sidewalls at or adjacent to the foldline.
Claims19
A golf club handle support and a golf club lying on the ground and having a handle resting on said support in a raised position above the ground, which handle support comprises:
- a stiff sheet defining a central foldline to define a sidewall on each side of the foldline and sidewall edges generally parallel to and remote from said foldline, to permit said sheets to assume substantially an inverted V-shape in cross section, said parallel sidewall edges engaging the ground, and said golf club handle resting on the sidewalls at or adjacent said foldline, in which said stiff sheet defines at least one portion surrounded by a closed-loop line of tearing weakness to provide a removable ball marker.
A golf club handle support for keeping handles of golf clubs lying on the ground in a raised position above the ground, which, handle support comprises:
- a stiff sheet defining a central foldline to define sidewalls on each side of the foldline and parallel sidewall edges remote from said foldline, said parallel edges being serrated, to permit said sheet to assume substantially an inverted V-shape in cross-section, at least one of said sidewalls defining a sidewall extension that crosses and interrupts said foldline, the extension defining a slit edge periphery except along the axis of said foldline, whereby the extension remains essentially parallel with its sidewall positioned across said foldline when said sheet is folded into said inverted V-shape.
A golf club handle support for keeping handles of golf clubs lying on the ground in a raised position above the ground, which handle support comprises:
- a stiff sheet defining a central foldline to define a sidewall on each side of the foldline, and sidewall edges generally parallel to and remote from said foldline, to permit said sheets to assume substantially an inverted V-shape in cross section, whereby said parallel sidewall edges may engage the ground, and a golf club may rest on the sidewalls at or adjacent said foldline, at least one of said sidewalls defining a sidewall extension that crosses and interrupts said foldline.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.