EP1894607B1 - Golf tee set - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
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- A63B57/10—Golf tees
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- the present invention relates to a golf tee to be used in playing golf.
- a golf tee set which comprises a tee with concave top to support a golf ball, a shaft member to the tee top, and an adjustable disc to position the tee top at the desired elevation for various golf clubs and field conditions.
- a golf tee is used to support the golf ball off the ground.
- the game of golf involves many factors, such as the golfer's size and physical conditions, the type and quality of the golf club used, swing habit in striking, etc.
- a good swing enables the golfer to hit the golf ball at the spot.
- Either an iron club or wooden club is used, the elevation of the golf tee has a great influence on the golfer's performance. If the golf tee is not set at a suitable elevation, it is difficult for the golfer to hit the right part of the golf ball accurately.
- the golfer when inserting a golf tee to the ground, the golfer cannot precisely control the insertion depth of the golf tee in the ground, and the elevation of the golf tee may be measured roughly by feeling. In this case, the golfer may be unstable to hit the right part of the golf ball, resulting in a wrong flying direction or distance of the golf ball and a lower performance.
- the golfer may check one's posture and the motion of the golf ball to evaluate the performance.
- an experienced golfer will check the fallen position of the golf tee to evaluate the direction of rotation of the golf ball and the striking performance after hittin the golf ball.
- the auto-return golf tee does not provide this function.
- Such a auto-return golf tee consists of a lower part inserted into the ground and an upper part carring the golf ball. Both parts are connected by a flexible coupling which will yield when the tee is hit but will afterwards return into the original position ( US 6,849,008 B1 ).
- a detachable golf tee is formed of an anchor and a receptacle. After hit the golf ball, the golfer can check the fallen position of the receptacle and judge the direction of rotation of the golf ball subject to the fallen position of the receptacle. In case the golfer hits the bottom side of the gravity center of the golf ball, the striking force of the golf club will force the receptacle to fall to the front side, and the golf ball will roll backwards. In case the golfer hits the top side of the gravity center of the golf ball, the striking force of the golf club will force the golf ball to rotate in counter-clockwise direction. Subject to the fallen position of the receptacle, the golfer can judge the striking performance. However, when the receptacle is struck away, the golfer may have to spend some time to find the displaced receptacle.
- a tee which consists of two parts, one inserted into the ground and the other one carrying the golf ball, where both parts are connected in such a manner that they can be released from each other if the tee is hit by the golf club ( GB 483,599 A , JP 2006- 043400 A ).
- the lower part remains in the ground whereas the upper part separates from the lower part but is kept by the cord in close proximity to the lower part.
- conventional golf tees simply have a top recess for supporting a golf ball for hitting.
- a golf ball is set in the top recess of a golf tee, the broad surface contact between the golf ball and the golf tee will produce a higher friction when the golfer hits the golf ball, resulting in a high rotation rate and short flying distance of the golf ball
- the golf tee set comprises a top for supporting a golf ball, tee shaft with marked with both Metrics and Imperials length systems for measuring the height of tee above ground, a disc member mounted on the tee controlling the tee penetration into the ground, a first fastening member provided at the tee, and a second fastening member provided at the disc member for engagement with the first fastening member to secure the tee to the disc member at the desired elevation so that the golfer can hit the right part of the golf ball accurately to strike the golf ball long and straight.
- the disc member has a wire hole for the insertion of a cord member, and a magnetic member adjustably mounted on the cord member for securing to a metal anchoring member, so that the tee and the disc member are kept near the metal anchoring member for a repeated use after the golfer hitting the golf ball.
- the tee of the invention furthermore has a multiple raised portions equiangularly spaced around a recess thereof for supporting a golf ball to prevent direct contact of the golf ball with the periphery of the recess so that less friction is produced between the golf ball and the tee to lower the rotation rate of the golf ball when the golf ball is driven away from the tee.
- a golf tee set in accordance with a first embodiment of the present invention is shown comprised of a tee 1, a disc member for adjusting the tee height 2, and fastening means 3.
- the tee 1 has a head 11 at the top and a point 12 at the bottom thereof, and at least two different systems of length 13 (for example, the Metric Units and the Imperial Units) marked on the tee body for measuring the height.
- the head 11 has a recess 111 formed on the top for receiving a golf ball, and multiple, for example, three raised portions 112 protruded from the top surface and equiangularly spaced around the recess 111 to support the golf ball in the recess 111.
- the head 11 has a specially designed contour so that a golfer can hold positively and rotate the head 11 with the hand.
- the disc member 2 is adjustably mounted on the tee shaft of the tee 1, having a center hole 21 for the passing of the tee 1, at least one wire hole 22 for the insertion of a cord member 4.
- the cord member 4 is inserted through one wire hole 22 of the disc member 2 and a through hole 51 of a magnetic member 5, having two ends respectively securely mounted with a respective end piece 41 that has an outer diameter greater than the diameter of the wire holes 22 of the disc member 2 and the diameter of the through hole 51 of the magnetic member 5. Therefore, the end pieces 41 stop the disc member 2 and the magnetic member 5 from slipping out of the cord member 4.
- the fastening means 3 is adapted to secure the disc member 2 to the tee 1, consisting a first fastening member 31 formed on the periphery of the tee shaft of the tee 1, and a second fastening member 32 formed on the inside wall of the disc member 2 around the center hole 21 for engagement with the first fastening member 31.
- the first fastening member 31 consists of multiple grooves 311;
- the second fastening member 32 consists a protruding block 322 formed integral with the disc member 2 around the center hole 21, and multiple engagement ribs 321 protruding from one side of the protruding block 322 at different elevations for engaging the grooves 311 of the first fastening member 31.
- the golfer When in use, the golfer can insert the tee 1 through the center hole 21 of the disc member 2.
- the golfer can move the disc member 2 vertically along the tee 1 to the desired elevation (see FIG. 2 ). Further, the golfer can rotate the disc member 2 relative to the tee 1 90 degree horizontally to have the grooves 331 of the first fastening member 31 and the protruding block 322 of the second fastening member 32 be aligned_at the same vertical axis and to interlock the engagement ribs 321 into the grooves 311 of the first fastening member 31
- FIG 4 shows a golf tee set in accordance with a second embodiment of the present invention.
- This embodiment is substantially similar to the aforesaid first embodiment with the exception of the design of the fastening means 3.
- the first fastening member 31 is a male thread (or female thread) formed on the periphery of the tee body of the tee 1
- the second fastening member 32 is a female thread (or male thread) formed on the inside wall of the disc member 2 around the center hole 21 for engagement with the first fastening member 31.
- the tee 1 when in use, the tee 1 is fastened to the ground, and the disc member 2 is stopped at the ground to limit an insertion depth D of the tee 1 at a preselected elevation H of the head 11 above the ground.
- the tee 1 is positively positioned in the ground at the desired elevation to support a golf ball 7 for striking so that the golfer can solidly hit the right part of the golf ball 7 to strike the golf ball 7 long and straight.
- a metal anchoring member 6 is placed on the ground to secure the magnetic member 5 by means of magnetic attraction so that the golfer aims the cord member 4 at the target hole (not shown) to guide the striking direction accordingly.
- the metal anchoring member 6 can be a heavy iron plate or iron member that can be anchored to the ground. After the golfer hits the golf ball 7, the disc member 2 and the tee 1 is kept secured to the cord member 4 for a further use.
- the raised portions 112 support the golf ball 7 in the top recess 111 for hitting. Because the golf ball 7 is supported on the tee 1 at the raised portions 112 only and kept away from the periphery of the recess 111, less friction is produced between the golf ball 7 and the tee 1 therefore the golfer can strike the golf ball 7 longer.
- FIGS. 7 and 8 show a golf tee set in accordance with a third embodiment of the present invention and its application. Similar to the aforesaid first embodiment of the present invention, this third embodiment consists of a tee 1, a disc member 2 and fastening means 3.
- the tee 1 is similar to the tee in the aforesaid first embodiment.
- the disc member 2 has a hollow shaft that can be directly anchored to the ground to support the tee 1 on the ground at the desired elevation.
- the disc member 2 has a center hole 21 axially extending to the top side for receiving the tee 1, and a wire hole 22 for the fastening of a cord member 4.
- the fastening means 3 consists of a first fastening member 31 formed with grooves 311 on the periphery of the tee shaft of the tee 1, and a second fastening member 32 with match grooves on the inside wall of the disc member 2 around the center hole 21 for engagement with the first fastening member 31 to hold the tee 1 in position.
- a insertion depth D of the disc member 2 in the ground and an adjustable height H of the head 11 of the tee 1 above the ground are controlled, i.e., a golf ball 7 is held at the desired elevation so that the golfer can hit the right part of the golf ball 7 accurately to strike the golf ball 7 long and straight.
- a prototype of golf tee set has been constructed with the features of FIGS. 1 ⁇ 8 .
- the golf tee set functions smoothly to provide all of the features discussed earlier.
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- The present invention relates to a golf tee to be used in playing golf. Particularly a golf tee set, which comprises a tee with concave top to support a golf ball, a shaft member to the tee top, and an adjustable disc to position the tee top at the desired elevation for various golf clubs and field conditions.
- Nowadays, golf has become one kind of sports to many people for recreational purpose as well as the purpose of exercise. When hitting a golf ball at the tee box, a golf tee is used to support the golf ball off the ground. The game of golf involves many factors, such as the golfer's size and physical conditions, the type and quality of the golf club used, swing habit in striking, etc. A good swing enables the golfer to hit the golf ball at the spot. Either an iron club or wooden club is used, the elevation of the golf tee has a great influence on the golfer's performance. If the golf tee is not set at a suitable elevation, it is difficult for the golfer to hit the right part of the golf ball accurately. However, when inserting a golf tee to the ground, the golfer cannot precisely control the insertion depth of the golf tee in the ground, and the elevation of the golf tee may be measured roughly by feeling. In this case, the golfer may be unstable to hit the right part of the golf ball, resulting in a wrong flying direction or distance of the golf ball and a lower performance.
- Further, when practicing golf, the golfer may check one's posture and the motion of the golf ball to evaluate the performance. Conventionally, an experienced golfer will check the fallen position of the golf tee to evaluate the direction of rotation of the golf ball and the striking performance after hittin the golf ball. However, the auto-return golf tee does not provide this function.
- Such a auto-return golf tee consists of a lower part inserted into the ground and an upper part carring the golf ball. Both parts are connected by a flexible coupling which will yield when the tee is hit but will afterwards return into the original position (
US 6,849,008 B1 ). - Further, different golf tees of different heights may be used at different locations in a golf course. Therefore, when playing the game of golf, many golf tees are used, thereby increasing the playing cost. To solve this problem, it is known to provide the golf tee with an adjustable ground engaging collar, the height of which and thus the height of the golf tee can be adjusted (
US 3,114,557 ). - Therefore, detachable golf tees are developed. A detachable golf tee is formed of an anchor and a receptacle. After hit the golf ball, the golfer can check the fallen position of the receptacle and judge the direction of rotation of the golf ball subject to the fallen position of the receptacle. In case the golfer hits the bottom side of the gravity center of the golf ball, the striking force of the golf club will force the receptacle to fall to the front side, and the golf ball will roll backwards. In case the golfer hits the top side of the gravity center of the golf ball, the striking force of the golf club will force the golf ball to rotate in counter-clockwise direction. Subject to the fallen position of the receptacle, the golfer can judge the striking performance. However, when the receptacle is struck away, the golfer may have to spend some time to find the displaced receptacle.
- In order to avoid this, a tee is known which consists of two parts, one inserted into the ground and the other one carrying the golf ball, where both parts are connected in such a manner that they can be released from each other if the tee is hit by the golf club (
GB 483,599 A JP 2006- 043400 A - Further, conventional golf tees simply have a top recess for supporting a golf ball for hitting. When a golf ball is set in the top recess of a golf tee, the broad surface contact between the golf ball and the golf tee will produce a higher friction when the golfer hits the golf ball, resulting in a high rotation rate and short flying distance of the golf ball
- Therefore, it is desirable to provide a golf tee set that reduces the aforesaid drawbacks.
- The present invention has been accomplished under the circumstances in view. According to the present invention, the golf tee set comprises a top for supporting a golf ball, tee shaft with marked with both Metrics and Imperials length systems for measuring the height of tee above ground, a disc member mounted on the tee controlling the tee penetration into the ground, a first fastening member provided at the tee, and a second fastening member provided at the disc member for engagement with the first fastening member to secure the tee to the disc member at the desired elevation so that the golfer can hit the right part of the golf ball accurately to strike the golf ball long and straight.
- Furthermore the disc member has a wire hole for the insertion of a cord member, and a magnetic member adjustably mounted on the cord member for securing to a metal anchoring member, so that the tee and the disc member are kept near the metal anchoring member for a repeated use after the golfer hitting the golf ball.
- Contrary to the case of the state of the art (
GB 483,599 A JP 2006-43400 A - The tee of the invention furthermore has a multiple raised portions equiangularly spaced around a recess thereof for supporting a golf ball to prevent direct contact of the golf ball with the periphery of the recess so that less friction is produced between the golf ball and the tee to lower the rotation rate of the golf ball when the golf ball is driven away from the tee.
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FIG. 1 is an exploded view of a golf tee set in accordance with a first embodiment of the present invention. -
FIG. 2 is a schematic sectional view of a part of the golf tee set according to the first embodiment of the present invention, showing the tee inserted through the center hole of the disc member and the engagement ribs disengaged from the grooves. -
FIG. 3 is similar toFIG. 2 but showing the engagement ribs engaged with the grooves. -
FIG. 4 is an exploded view of a golf tee set in accordance with a second embodiment of the present invention. -
FIG 5 is a schematic drawing showing an application example of the golf tee set according to the first embodiment of the present invention. -
FIG 6 is a schematic drawing showing a status of the golf tee set after use according to the first embodiment of the present invention. -
FIG 7 is an exploded view of a golf tee set in accordance with a third embodiment of the present invention. -
FIG. 8 is a schematic drawing showing an application example of the golf tee set according to the third embodiment of the present invention. - Referring to
FIG 1 , a golf tee set in accordance with a first embodiment of the present invention is shown comprised of atee 1, a disc member for adjusting thetee height 2, and fastening means 3. - The
tee 1 has ahead 11 at the top and apoint 12 at the bottom thereof, and at least two different systems of length 13 (for example, the Metric Units and the Imperial Units) marked on the tee body for measuring the height. Thehead 11 has arecess 111 formed on the top for receiving a golf ball, and multiple, for example, three raisedportions 112 protruded from the top surface and equiangularly spaced around therecess 111 to support the golf ball in therecess 111. Thehead 11 has a specially designed contour so that a golfer can hold positively and rotate thehead 11 with the hand. - The
disc member 2 is adjustably mounted on the tee shaft of thetee 1, having acenter hole 21 for the passing of thetee 1, at least onewire hole 22 for the insertion of acord member 4. Thecord member 4 is inserted through onewire hole 22 of thedisc member 2 and a throughhole 51 of amagnetic member 5, having two ends respectively securely mounted with arespective end piece 41 that has an outer diameter greater than the diameter of thewire holes 22 of thedisc member 2 and the diameter of the throughhole 51 of themagnetic member 5. Therefore, theend pieces 41 stop thedisc member 2 and themagnetic member 5 from slipping out of thecord member 4. - The fastening means 3 is adapted to secure the
disc member 2 to thetee 1, consisting afirst fastening member 31 formed on the periphery of the tee shaft of thetee 1, and asecond fastening member 32 formed on the inside wall of thedisc member 2 around thecenter hole 21 for engagement with thefirst fastening member 31. According to this embodiment, thefirst fastening member 31 consists ofmultiple grooves 311; thesecond fastening member 32 consists a protrudingblock 322 formed integral with thedisc member 2 around thecenter hole 21, andmultiple engagement ribs 321 protruding from one side of the protrudingblock 322 at different elevations for engaging thegrooves 311 of thefirst fastening member 31. When in use, the golfer can insert thetee 1 through thecenter hole 21 of thedisc member 2. When thegrooves 331 of thefirst fastening member 31 and theprotruding block 322 of thesecond fastening member 32 are disposed at two different vertical axes, the golfer can move thedisc member 2 vertically along thetee 1 to the desired elevation (seeFIG. 2 ). Further, the golfer can rotate thedisc member 2 relative to thetee 1 90 degree horizontally to have thegrooves 331 of thefirst fastening member 31 and theprotruding block 322 of thesecond fastening member 32 be aligned_at the same vertical axis and to interlock theengagement ribs 321 into thegrooves 311 of thefirst fastening member 31 -
FIG 4 shows a golf tee set in accordance with a second embodiment of the present invention. This embodiment is substantially similar to the aforesaid first embodiment with the exception of the design of the fastening means 3. According to this second embodiment, thefirst fastening member 31 is a male thread (or female thread) formed on the periphery of the tee body of thetee 1, and thesecond fastening member 32 is a female thread (or male thread) formed on the inside wall of thedisc member 2 around thecenter hole 21 for engagement with thefirst fastening member 31. - Referring to
FIGS. 5 and6 , when in use, thetee 1 is fastened to the ground, and thedisc member 2 is stopped at the ground to limit an insertion depth D of thetee 1 at a preselected elevation H of thehead 11 above the ground. By means of thedisc member 2, thetee 1 is positively positioned in the ground at the desired elevation to support agolf ball 7 for striking so that the golfer can solidly hit the right part of thegolf ball 7 to strike thegolf ball 7 long and straight. - Further, a
metal anchoring member 6 is placed on the ground to secure themagnetic member 5 by means of magnetic attraction so that the golfer aims thecord member 4 at the target hole (not shown) to guide the striking direction accordingly. Further, themetal anchoring member 6 can be a heavy iron plate or iron member that can be anchored to the ground. After the golfer hits thegolf ball 7, thedisc member 2 and thetee 1 is kept secured to thecord member 4 for a further use. - Further, the raised
portions 112 support thegolf ball 7 in thetop recess 111 for hitting. Because thegolf ball 7 is supported on thetee 1 at the raisedportions 112 only and kept away from the periphery of therecess 111, less friction is produced between thegolf ball 7 and thetee 1 therefore the golfer can strike thegolf ball 7 longer. -
FIGS. 7 and8 show a golf tee set in accordance with a third embodiment of the present invention and its application. Similar to the aforesaid first embodiment of the present invention, this third embodiment consists of atee 1, adisc member 2 and fastening means 3. Thetee 1 is similar to the tee in the aforesaid first embodiment. According to this third embodiment, thedisc member 2 has a hollow shaft that can be directly anchored to the ground to support thetee 1 on the ground at the desired elevation. Thedisc member 2 has acenter hole 21 axially extending to the top side for receiving thetee 1, and awire hole 22 for the fastening of acord member 4. The fastening means 3 consists of afirst fastening member 31 formed withgrooves 311 on the periphery of the tee shaft of thetee 1, and asecond fastening member 32 with match grooves on the inside wall of thedisc member 2 around thecenter hole 21 for engagement with thefirst fastening member 31 to hold thetee 1 in position. When installed, a insertion depth D of thedisc member 2 in the ground and an adjustable height H of thehead 11 of thetee 1 above the ground are controlled, i.e., agolf ball 7 is held at the desired elevation so that the golfer can hit the right part of thegolf ball 7 accurately to strike thegolf ball 7 long and straight. - Therefore, when this golf tee set is in use, it provides numerous benefits as follows:
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disc member 2 with thetee 1 mounted on top to support thetee 1 on the ground at the desired elevation so that the golfer can hit the right part of thegolf ball 7 accurately and strike striking thegolf ball 7 long and straight. - 2. The
disc member 2 is inserted with acord member 4, which carries amagnetic member 5 for securing to ametal anchoring member 6. Therefore, thetee 1 and thedisc member 2 are kept near themetal anchoring member 6 for a repeatitive use. - 3. The
tee 1 has multiple raisedportions 112 equiangularly spaced around therecess 111 for supporting agolf ball 7 to prevent direct contact of thegolf ball 7 with the periphery of therecess 111 so that less friction is produced between thegolf ball 7 and thetee 1 to reduce the energy loss of thegolf ball 7 when thegolf ball 7 is struck away from thetee 1, and therefore the user can strike thegolf ball 7 straight and long. - 4. The
head 11 of thetee 1 has an specially designed contour so that the golfer can hold positively and rotate thetee 1 with the hand, preventing slipping of the hand from thetee 1 during rotation. - A prototype of golf tee set has been constructed with the features of
FIGS. 1~8 . The golf tee set functions smoothly to provide all of the features discussed earlier. - Although particular embodiments of the invention have been described in detail for purposes of illustration, various modifications and enhancements may be made without departing from the scope of the appended claims.
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- A golf tee set comprising:a tee (1) , having a head (11) at a top side of a tee shaft, a recess (111) on said head (11) for supporting a golf ball (7) for hitting,a disc member (2) for setting the tee on the ground at a desired elevation, said disk member (2) having a center hole (21) for the insertion of said tee (1), and at least one wire hole (22) andfastening means (3) for fastening said tee (1) to said disc member (2), said fastening means (3) comprising a first fastening member (31) formed integral with the tee shaft of the tee (1) and a second fastening member (32) formed integral with a part of the disc member (2) around the center hole (21) of the disc member (2) for engagement with the first fastening member (31) ;characterized in that it includes:a cord member (4) which is connected to the tee (1),multiple raised portions (112) equiangularly spaced around said recess (11),the cord member (4) being inserted through at least one wire hole (22) of the disc member (2) and secured to the disc member (2); anda magnetic member (5) mounted on the cord member (4) and movable between one end of the cord member (4) and the disc member (2).
- The golf tee set as stated in claim 1, characterized in that said first fastening member (31) is comprised of multiple grooves (311), and said second fastening member (32) is comprised of multiple matching engagement ribs (321) for engaging said grooves (311).
- The golf tee set as stated in claim 2, characterized in that the second fastening member (32) comprises a protruding block (32) formed integral with a part of the disc member (2) inside the center hole (21); and that the engagement ribs (321) are connected to the protruding block (32) at one side at different elevations.
- The golf tee set as stated in claim 1, characterized in that the first fastening member (31) is a female thread, and the second fastening member (32) is a male thread.
- The golf tee set as stated in claim 1, characterized in that the disc member (2) is a hollow nail.
- The golf tee set as stated in claim 1, characterized in that the tee has (1) two different systems of length marking for measuring distance.
- The golf tee set as stated in claim 1, characterized in that it further comprises an anchoring member (6) for fastening on the ground to secure the magnetic member (5) by means of magnetic attraction.
- The golf tee set as stated in claim 7, characterized in that the anchoring member is a heavy metal block member (6).
- The golf tee set as stated in claim 7, characterized in that the anchoring member (6) is a metal member insertable into the ground.
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