Apparatus for placing and retrieving golf balls and tees
First Claim
1. Apparatus for placing and retrieving golf balls and tees, said apparatus being of unitary construction and comprising, in combination:
- a support block having a front block end and a rear block end and opposed sides, said support block including a plurality of block outer surfaces including a substantially planar first block outer surface and a substantially planar second block outer surface, said first block outer surface and said second block outer surface defining an angle therebetween and converging at said front block end, said support block defining a recess extending inwardly from at least one of said opposed sides for receiving the top end of a tee, and an opening in said first block outer surface communicating with said recess for accommodating the body of a tee when the top end of the tee is in said recess, a tee impact plate mounted on the second block outer surface for pounding a tee into the ground, a golf ball retainer including a pair of golf ball pick-up and retention arms attached to said support block extending from said support block and projecting outwardly away from one of the opposed sides, said golf ball pick-up and retention arms defining a recess for receiving a golf ball and being positioned away from one another a distance less than the diameter of a golf ball, and an elongated handle attached to said support block and extending in a direction away from the rear block end.
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Abstract
Apparatus for placing and retrieving golf balls and tees includes a support block forming a recess to receive a tee top. Attached to converging surfaces of the support block are a tee impact plate used to pound a tee into the ground and a golf ball retainer including two arms having spaced ends and defining a recess for holding and carrying a golf ball. In addition, the support block supports a tubular-shaped retainer having an outwardly flared flange at one end thereof, the pick-up member being used to pick-up tees and the flange also serving to retain a golf ball in position between the arms of the golf ball retainer.
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1. Apparatus for placing and retrieving golf balls and tees, said apparatus being of unitary construction and comprising, in combination:
a support block having a front block end and a rear block end and opposed sides, said support block including a plurality of block outer surfaces including a substantially planar first block outer surface and a substantially planar second block outer surface, said first block outer surface and said second block outer surface defining an angle therebetween and converging at said front block end, said support block defining a recess extending inwardly from at least one of said opposed sides for receiving the top end of a tee, and an opening in said first block outer surface communicating with said recess for accommodating the body of a tee when the top end of the tee is in said recess, a tee impact plate mounted on the second block outer surface for pounding a tee into the ground, a golf ball retainer including a pair of golf ball pick-up and retention arms attached to said support block extending from said support block and projecting outwardly away from one of the opposed sides, said golf ball pick-up and retention arms defining a recess for receiving a golf ball and being positioned away from one another a distance less than the diameter of a golf ball, and an elongated handle attached to said support block and extending in a direction away from the rear block end. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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