Golf tee insertion depth marker
AssigneeTeeCorrect, LLC
InventorDaniel R Schumaier
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Abstract
A golf tee insertion depth marking device includes a housing having a first surface and a second surface. A plurality of bores extend from the first surface into the housing. Each bore has a diameter sufficient to receive the shaft of the golf tee when the shaft is inserted therein and a depth that is different from depths of other of the bores. A plurality of windows are disposed in the second surface of the housing. Each window provides an opening into a corresponding one of the bores. Each window is of sufficient size to receive a tip portion of a marking pen inserted therein, whereby the tip portion of the marking pen may make contact with and mark the shaft of the golf tee inserted into one of the bores.
Claims14
A golf tee insertion depth marking device for marking a shaft of a golf tee to indicate a desired insertion depth, the device comprising:
- a housing having at least a first surface and a second surface;
- a plurality of bores extending from the first surface into the housing, each bore having a depth that is different from depths of other of the bores, each bore having a diameter sufficient to receive the shaft of the golf tee when the shaft is inserted therein;
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- a plurality of windows disposed in the second surface of the housing, each window providing an opening into a corresponding one of the bores, each window of sufficient size to receive a tip portion of a marking pen inserted therein, whereby the tip portion of the marking pen may make contact with and mark the shaft of the golf tee inserted into one of the bores.
A golf tee insertion depth marking device for marking a shaft of a golf tee to indicate a desired insertion depth, the device comprising:
- a housing having at least a planar first surface and a planar second surface that is substantially perpendicular to the first surface;
- a plurality of linearly aligned bores extending from the first surface into the housing, each bore having a depth that is different from depths of other of the bores, each bore having a diameter sufficient to receive the shaft of the golf tee when the shaft is inserted therein, each bore being substantially parallel to the second surface;
- a plurality of windows disposed in the second surface of the housing, each window providing an opening into a corresponding one of the bores, wherein all of the plurality of windows are at an equal distance from the first surface, each window of sufficient size to receive a tip portion of a marking pen inserted therein, whereby the tip portion of the marking pen may make contact with and mark the shaft of the golf tee inserted into one of the bores;
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- an elongate recess extending into the housing, the recess for receiving and holding the marking pen when not in use.
A golf tee insertion depth marking device for marking a shaft of a golf tee to indicate a desired insertion depth, the device comprising:
- a housing having at least a planar first surface and a cylindrical second surface that is substantially perpendicular to the first surface;
- a plurality of concentrically aligned bores extending from the first surface into the housing, each bore having a depth that is different from depths of other of the bores, each bore having a diameter sufficient to receive the shaft of the golf tee when the shaft is inserted therein, each bore being substantially parallel to the second surface;
- a plurality of windows disposed in the second surface of the housing, each window providing an opening into a corresponding one of the bores, wherein all of the plurality of windows are disposed in the second surface at an equal distance from the first surface, each window of sufficient size to receive a tip portion of a marking pen inserted therein, whereby the tip portion of the marking pen may make contact with and mark the shaft of the golf tee inserted into one of the bores;
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- an elongate recess extending into the housing, the recess for receiving and holding the marking pen when not in use.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.