Selectively positionable golf tee
OwnerJay Woodwardinventor
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Abstract
A golf tee has a collar thereon which forms a stop when the tee is placed in the ground to set the top of the tee at a predetermined height above the ground. The collar position is set in separate tees for each golf club and for each golfer so that when the ball is placed on the tee, the head of the golf club will strike the ball at an optimum position, as may be desired. A modification of the basic device uses an extension piece which fits into the top of the tee so that the same tee can be adapted by using different length extension pieces to satisfy various height requirements. This extension piece has a tee seat for the ball on one end and a pin on the other end which fits into a hole formed in the ball seat of the tee.
Claims3
A golf tee for supporting a golf ball at a predetermined height above the ground comprising:
- a main body portion in the form of a post;
- a collar portion formed on said main body portion and extending radially outwardly therefrom;
- a top portion formed on the top of said main body portion, said top portion extending outwardly from said main body portion, said top portion having a top seat formed therein which is recessed to receive the golf ball;
- a set of extension pieces, each having a different height and a top seat formed therein, wherein a top extension piece is selected from the set of extension pieces;
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- means for removably installing the selected top extension piece in the top seat of said top portion;
- whereby when the collar portion is installed against the surface of the ground, said collar portion, and the top seat of the selected top extension piece are positioned from each other by a distance to locate the golf ball a predetermined height above the ground for optimum stroking of the ball.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.