JPH11262550A - Teeing device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a teeing device by which a player can tee up a golf ball as the player keeps standing to eliminate necessity of forward bending or sitting to enable even a person with bad leg or waist to play golf. SOLUTION: A vessel 5 with a slightly small diameter attached on the tip end of an about 1 m long shaft 7 is fit into a cylindrical vessel 4. The shaft 7 is inserted through a sheath 9 of the vessel 4 and the vessel 5 is energized in the direction to make the vessel 5 seated on the inner bottom part of the vessel 4 by a coil spring 10 fit outside the shaft 7. On use, a ball 12 is put on a ball receiving bed 6 of the vessel 5 as the vessel 4 is set upward facing and a pair of arms 3 are fall down to hold a tee 11 as the tee is put on the receiver bed 6. Next, the vessel 4 is grounded facing downward and the shaft 7 is pushed downward to insert the tee 11 into the ground as the ball 12 is put on the tee 11 to complete teeing up.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The tee upper of the present invention enables a golf ball to be teeed up on a lawn or the ground such as a tee ground of a golf course or a driving range without bending a hip. It was made.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when teeing up a golf ball on a lawn such as a tee ground or on the ground, the golf ball is bent forward or crouched. For this reason, people with high blood pressure, poor legs, old people and healthy people can be quite hard when they are tired. In particular, when practicing golf, this operation is repeatedly performed, so that the player is not satisfied with only this.

[0003]

Problems to be Solved by the Invention Elderly people and people with weak legs
When people with high blood pressure tee up on the lawn or ground, they have to lean forward or squat down, which is very difficult. Especially those with tired legs lose balance and get stuck. In addition, some people squat down during exercise, causing their heads to bleed or dazzle.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems] When teeing up on a lawn such as a tea ground or the ground, use a tee upper to stand up and bend the hip without bending.

[0005]

By using the tee upper of the present invention to tee up the ball while standing, no burden is placed on the waist, and the balance is not lost, so that the ball does not fall out, so that there is no step. Also, there is no dazzling due to blood overflow in the head.

[0006]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below. A container A (4) having a cylindrical sheath tube and a slightly smaller container B (5) of the same shape with a shaft (7) having a length of about 1 m are placed in the container A (4). A spring (10) is attached by pushing the sheath tube (9) of A (4). Next, two U-shaped arms (3) for holding the tee (11) and the ball (12) are attached to the container A (4) through the groove-shaped opening of the container B (5). A spring is attached to the arm (3) so as to rotate in the direction of the opening. When the shaft (7) is pushed, the container (5) moves and pushes the arm (3), and when the container (5) sticks to the wall of the container (5), the stopper (8) attached to the shaft (7) pops out to open the sheath tube (9). The container B (5) is prevented from returning into the groove-shaped opening. The ball (12) is put into the container B (5) with the ball receiving stand (6), and the tee (11) is set up. Next, when the stopper (8) is pressed, the container B (5) returns by the force of the spring (10), and at the same time, the arm (3) is pulled and rotated to hold the tee. Arm (3) has a bifurcated tip to make it easier to grasp the tee, and arm (3) is
The curve is the same as that of the container B (5) so as not to hit the ball when it sticks to the wall of (5). An adjuster A that moves up and down by screws or the like at the opening sides of the containers A and B, respectively.
(2) An adjuster B (1) is provided so that it can be adjusted according to the length of the tee and the embedment depth of the tee. Tee embedding depth H (13) is adjuster A
If (2) is aligned with the tip of the tee and the adjuster B (1) is brought to a desired depth, the difference becomes the embedment depth of the tee. (Fig. 2) After setting the ball and tee on the tee upper, turn it upside down and place it at the desired position on the lawn or ground, and push the shaft (7) until it stops. Next, the tee-up is completed by lifting the tee upper just above the shaft with the shaft (7). The length of the shaft is suitably about 1.2 to 1.3 m from the ground, but the length of the shaft can be adjusted according to the height. (Fig. 3)

[0007]

As described above, the tee upper of the present invention can be used while teeing up a golf ball on a tee ground or a ground of a golf course or a driving range without standing or bending the waist, so that the foot can be used. , No burden on the waist,
In addition, it is possible to comfortably practice golf or golf without spilling blood on the head and face and causing dazzling or temple blood vessels to float.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram in which a ball and a tee are set on a tee upper.

FIG. 2 is a view in which the stopper (8) is pushed to return the container B (5) and the arm (3) holds down the tee.

FIG. 3 is a diagram in which a ball is teeed up by pushing a shaft.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a tea upper.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1. Adjuster B 2. Adjuster A 3. Arm 4. Container A5. Container B 6. Ball rest 7. Shaft 8. Stopper 9. Sheath tube 10. Spring 11. Tea 12. Golf ball 13. H: embedment depth of tee

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A tee-up device (hereinafter referred to as a tee-upper) capable of teeing up while a golf ball is standing.