Golf tee holder
OwnerStephen M. Whiteinventor
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Abstract
The golf tee holder is in the form of a generally flat corrugated plastic body of a selected shape having a longitudinal axis. The corrugation being in the form of walls between the front panel and back panel of the plastic body that extend in a direction traverse the longitudinal axis of the plastic body and form channels between the panels opening along both side edges of the body. Each channel is sized to resiliently retain the shaft of a conventional golf tee during the jostling encountered during a round of golf. An eyelet is provided adjacent one end of the body for receiving a hook or ring for attaching the body to a golfers belt, a golf bag, of any other suitable golf equipment such as a golf cart key for example. A clipboard-type clamp is provided for securing a golf scorecard and a marking device to the holder.
Claims13
A golf tee holder, comprising:
- a generally flat corrugated plastic body of a selected shape having a longitudinal axis, said plastic body formed of unitary construction;
- said body having a front panel, back panel and corrugation between said panels,
- the direction of corrugation being transverse the longitudinal axis of said plastic body such that channels are formed in said body having openings along both side edges of said body;
- an eyelet disposed in said body;
- and
- said channels being sized to receive the shaft of a conventional golf tee in said openings.
A golf tee holder, comprising:
- a generally flat corrugated plastic body of a selected shape having a longitudinal axis;
- said body having a front panel, back panel and corrugation between said panels;
- said plastic body formed of unitary construction;
- wherein the direction of corrugation is transverse the longitudinal axis of said plastic body such that channels are formed in said body having openings along both side edges of said body;
- said channels being sized to receive the shaft of a conventional golf tee in said openings;
- a clipboard-type clamp secured adjacent one end of said body on said front panel for conveniently securing a golf scorecard and a writing implement to said holder body;
- and
- an eyelet, said eyelet being disposed in one of said body and said clamp.
A golf tee holder, comprising:
- a generally flat corrugated plastic body of a selected shape having a longitudinal axis;
- said plastic body formed of unitary construction;
- said body having a front panel, back panel and corrugation between said panels;
- the direction of corrugation is transverse the longitudinal axis of said plastic body such that channels are formed in said body having openings along both side edges of said body;
- said channels being sized to receive the shaft of a conventional golf tee in said openings;
- said plastic body is formed from a suitable plastic material wherein the shafts of golf tees are resiliently retained within said channels during the jostling encountered during rounds on golf courses;
- a clipboard-type clamp secured adjacent one end of said body on said front panel for conveniently securing a golf scorecard and a writing implement to said holder body;
- and
- an eyelet, said eyelet being disposed in one of said body and said clamp.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.