Glove mounted tee holding system
OwnerAaron F. Brewerinventor
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Abstract
A system for holding golf tees on a hand of a golfer, comprising a tee holding device removably mounted on a securing flap of a glove, and including a mounting portion for mounting on the securing flap of the glove and a tee receiving portion mounted on the mounting portion for removably receiving at least one golf tee. The mounting portion defines a slot with closed ends for receiving the flap. The system may include a glove with a securing flap for selectively securing together sections of a back portion of the glove located on opposite sides of an expansion slit.
Claims18
A system for holding golf tees on a glove for a hand of a golfer, the glove being of the type including a securing flap for selectively securing together sections of a back portion of the glove located on opposite sides of an expansion slit, the system comprising:
- a tee holding device removably mounted on the securing flap of the glove, the tee holding device removably receiving a portion of the securing flap of the glove, the tee holding device comprising:
- a mounting portion for mounting on the securing flap of the glove, the mounting portion forming an elongate slot configured to removably receive the securing flap of the glove, the elongate slot being closed at both ends;
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- a tee receiving portion mounted on the mounting portion for removably receiving at least one golf tee, the tee receiving portion including at least one aperture for removably receiving a golf tee;
- wherein the mounting portion comprises a first section and a second section, the first section and the second section define the slot therebetween, the first and second sections each having opposite ends, the respective opposite ends of the first and second sections being connected together to form the closed ends of the slot.
A system for holding golf tees on a hand of a golfer, comprising:
- a glove including:
- an opening edge defining an opening for receiving the hand of the golfer;
- a slit edge defining an expansion slit in communication with the opening for permitting expansion of the opening;
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- a securing flap for selectively securing together sections of the glove located on opposite sides of the expansion slit to resist expansion of the opening;
- a tee holding device removably mounted on the securing flap of the glove, the tee holding device defining a slot removably receiving a portion of the securing flap of the glove to removably mount the tee holding device on the glove, the tee holding device comprising:
- a mounting portion for mounting on the securing flap of the glove, and
- a tee receiving portion for removably receiving at least one golf tee, the tee receiving portion being mounted on the mounting portion;
- wherein the mounting portion comprises a first section and a second section;
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- wherein the first section and the second section define the slot therebetween, the first and second sections each having opposite ends, the respective opposite ends of the first and second sections being connected together to form the closed ends of the slot.
A system for holding golf tees on a glove for a hand of a golfer, the glove being of the type including a securing flap for selectively securing together sections of a back portion of the glove located on opposite sides of an expansion slit, the system comprising:
- a tee holding device configured to removably receive a portion of the securing flap of the glove to thereby mount the tee holding device on the glove, the tee holding device comprising:
- a mounting portion for mounting on the securing flap of the glove, the mounting portion forming an elongate slot configured to removably receive the portion of the securing flap of the glove, the elongate slot being closed at both ends;
- a tee receiving portion mounted on the mounting portion and including at least one aperture configured to removably receive a golf tee;
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- wherein the mounting portion comprises a first section and a second section, the first section and the second section define the slot therebetween, the first and second sections each having opposite ends, the respective opposite ends of the first and second sections being connected together to form the closed ends of the slot.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.