JPS5911023Y2 - golf tee - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a golf tee that serves both as a golf ball holder and as a writing instrument.

When playing golf, a golf tee used to shoot a golf ball and a writing utensil for writing down scores are essential, and it is necessary to carry both at all times, but these are usually stored in a pocket. This makes the inside of the pocket unnecessarily bulky, and since you have to grope to pull out the contents, it is inconvenient that you cannot easily take out the writing utensils when you need them. Especially if you carry multiple writing utensils of the same color, If some of the writing utensils are unusable due to broken cores or the like, or if you carry multiple colored writing utensils in order to color code them according to your score, this can be very inconvenient.

In order to solve this inconvenience, various golf accessory cases and holders have been devised (for example, Utility Model Publication No. 55-1647), but it is still necessary to carry writing utensils and golf tees separately. It wasn't a fundamental solution.

In addition, as an idea for combining a writing instrument with a golf tee, for example, there was Utility Model No. 18334/1973, but in this case, a fitting hole for inserting a pencil was formed in the center of the bottom of the cup, and it was short like a pencil holder. A pencil can be inserted and used as an intermediate joint, but the cup protrudes beyond the diameter of the pencil, making it difficult to hold, and the grip is tapered compared to a golf tee, making it difficult to use the intermediate joint. Moreover, only one pencil can be inserted into one golf tee, and if you need a different colored pencil, you have to prepare a separate pencil, which is another major flaw in this idea. However, in order to combine the golf tee and the scoring pencil independently, the inconvenience of carrying the golf tee and the scoring pencil separately cannot be solved.

The present invention was created with the aim of eliminating the above-mentioned inconvenience, and is characterized by having a plurality of writing nibs provided at the tips of the support legs of the golf tee with a certain distance between them. It is something.

Specific embodiments of the present invention will be described below.

Embodiment FIG. 1 is a front view and a bottom view showing a first embodiment of the golf tee of the present invention. In the first embodiment, a plurality of support legs are provided, and one writing lead is attached to the tip of each support leg. By providing this, the distance between the writing leads is ensured.

Two support legs 3 on a golf tee 1 having a cup 2 on the head
A, 3b are provided, and writing leads 4a, 4b, such as ballpoint pens or pencils, are provided at the tips of the support legs 3a, 3b, respectively.

The leads 4a and 4b may be of the same color or different colors, or may be a combination of a pencil and a ballpoint pen, and may be combined in advance depending on the purpose.

Further, the number of supporting legs is not limited to two, and any number of supporting legs may be provided as long as the function of the golf tee is not impaired.

FIG. 2 is a front view and a bottom view showing the second embodiment. In the second embodiment, the supporting leg is wedge-shaped, and one writing lead is provided at each end of the end face in the longitudinal direction of the supporting leg. This is to ensure the distance between the writing leads.

A golf tee 5 having a cup 6 at its head is provided with a wedge-shaped support leg 7 whose thickness becomes thinner toward the tip, and a writing lead 8 a , 8 for a ballpoint pen or pencil is attached to both longitudinal ends of the tip end surface of the support leg 7 . b are provided respectively.

In the second embodiment, the support legs are wedge-shaped in order to ensure the distance between the writing leads and to make it easier to stick the golf tee into the soil. Then, a writing lead may be provided on the four corners of the tip end surface of the support leg.

When the golf tee of the present invention is used as a golf tee, the supporting legs are stuck into the soil from the tip to stand up on the ground, and are no different from conventional golf tees.

In this case, since the writing lead is inserted into the soil, common sense suggests that you should be concerned about the lead breaking, but since the golf tee is always inserted vertically when it is inserted into the soil. The core is strong enough to withstand loads in the direction of the ulcer, so there is no risk of the core breaking during use.Also, when hitting a ball, the tee may also be launched at the same time, but this is not necessary for golf clubs. Since the tip is angled, the tee is launched diagonally rather than directly sideways, so there is no risk of any load being applied to the core, and the core will not break easily.

Also, when used as a writing instrument for scoring, multiple writing nibs are provided, but since the nibs are spaced apart from each other, if you hold the nibs at a slight angle, you can avoid multiple nibs touching at the same time. You can write using the lead.

If the combination of cores is a different color, for example red and blue, if you want to mark the score in different colors, such as marking the number of strokes above the standard number in blue and marking it in red if it is less than that, you can use one core. It is possible to color code the wicks, and if they are the same color, even if one wick breaks for some reason, there will be a spare, so you can continue using the wicks.

In addition, if slits S are provided at the joints of the support legs 3a and 3b as shown in FIG. 3, the slits S can be used to clip onto a plate-shaped body P such as a score card or a pocket as shown in FIG. This makes it possible to fix the golf tee 1.

As described above, the golf tee of the present invention is constructed.
The golf tee doubles as a writing utensil without compromising its function as a golf tee, so there is no need to carry multiple writing utensils and tees, and even if you forget to carry a writing utensil, you can easily carry the writing utensil from your pocket without having any trouble recording. You can instantly record your score when you find each one, and since it has multiple writing tips, you can write on one tip by color, and even if one of the tips breaks, you can still record your score. without interfering with
Furthermore, if the slit is provided, the locking action is performed by the tie itself, which, in combination with the writing action, is an extremely useful practical idea that completely eliminates the need for conventional accessory cases and holders.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a first embodiment of the golf tee of the present invention, in which a is a front view, b is a bottom view, and FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a second embodiment of the same, in which a is a front view and b is a A bottom view, FIG. 3 is a front view of the golf tee of the present invention with a slit provided therein, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the state in which the golf tee is in use. In addition, the symbols in the figure are 1...Tay, 2...Cup, 3a, 3b...Support leg, 4a, 4
b...Writing lead, 5...Tay, 6...
...Cup, 7...Support leg, 8 a, 8
b...Writing lead, S...Slit.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Two support legs are provided at the bottom of the cup, a writing lead such as a pencil or a ballpoint pen is provided at the tip of each of the support legs, and a slit is provided from the bottom of the cup to the crotch of the support legs. golf tee.