KR102513157B1 - Golf ball mark - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a golf ball marker, comprising: a plurality of ball marker bodies (10) formed in the form of a circular convex lens or disk having a first set diameter and forming a through hole (10h) in the center; a divot repair part (20) which is connected to the lower part of the ball marker body (10) and serves to fix the green and repair a divot, and is made up of two inverted triangles with a set thickness in the form of legs connected to each other on the upper side; an auxiliary marker (30) consisting of a plurality of auxiliary marker bodies (31) in the form of a circular convex lens or disk having a set thickness and a second set diameter which is shorter than the first set diameter of the ball marker body (10) and an auxiliary marker pin (32) which protrudes vertically from the center of one side of the auxiliary marker body (31), is inserted into the through hole (10h), and can be coupled to and separated from the through hole (10h) with a portion thereof protruding; and two golf tees (40) with one end connected directly or indirectly to the ball marker body (10) and protruding upward from the left and right sides of the ball marker body (10), respectively. The plurality of ball marker bodies (10) are painted in the same color as the color of the combined auxiliary marker (30) to distinguish the ball marker on the green as the ball marker for each golfer while a plurality of golfers play as a group, and a front part (11) of the ball marker body (10) is painted in different colors for each golfer's ball marker.

Description

Golf ball mark {Golf ball mark}

The present invention forms a through hole (10h) in the center and has a plurality of ball marker bodies (10) formed in the form of circular convex lenses or discs having a first set diameter; and the lower end of the ball marker body (10). A divot repair unit 20 configured in the form of a bridge in which two inverted triangles having a set thickness are connected to each other at the upper side, which serves to be connected and fixed to the green and to repair the divot; and a set thickness and a ball marker body 10 ) having a second set diameter shorter than the first set diameter of a plurality of auxiliary marker bodies 31 formed in a circular convex lens shape or a disc shape, and perpendicular to the center of one side surface of the auxiliary marker body 31 An auxiliary marker 30 composed of an auxiliary marker pin 32 that protrudes and is inserted into the through hole 10h and can be coupled with a part protruding from the through hole 10h and then separated; and the ball marker It includes two golf tees 40, one end of which is directly or indirectly connected to the body 10 and protrudes upward from the left and right sides of the ball marker body 10, respectively, and the plurality of ball marker bodies 10. ) Is painted in the same color as the color of the auxiliary marker 30 combined to distinguish and indicate that the ball marker on the green is the ball marker of each golfer while a plurality of golfers are playing in one group, and the ball of each golfer It relates to a golf ball marker characterized in that the front surface of the front part 11 of the ball marker body 10 is painted in different colors for each marker.

The present invention relates to golf ball markers.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0002] In general, with the improvement of living standards and increased interest in health, the number of people who enjoy playing golf is gradually increasing.

Golf starts with a tee shot from the tee ground of each hole and ends with a hole-out where the ball is put into the hole cup installed on the putting green. After this process, go to the next hole and repeat the above process. will finish

The ball marker used during the golf game is usually in the form of a coin, places the ball marker on the green where the golf ball is located, collects the golf ball, and identifies the position of the golf ball according to the display position of the ball marker during putting. is to make it possible Such a ball marker is made of metal or synthetic resin material.

As an example of such a synthetic resin or metal ball marker, in Utility Model Publication No. 20-2010-0005840 (June 8, 2010), in claim 1, "In a golf club, a ball marker pin (120 ) is formed and the ball marker 100 is attached and detached thereto. A ball marker detachable to a golf club."

However, the ball marker detachable from the golf club of the prior art published utility model No. 20-2010-0005840 is distinguished from the ball marker on the green as the ball marker of each golfer when a plurality of golfers play in a group. Since there is no mark to indicate, a plurality of golfers frequently caused confusion about which of the plurality of ball markers on the green was their own ball marker during play.

In addition, since the ball marker attached to and detached from the golf club of the above conventional published utility model No. 20-2010-0005840 is generally used to lie flat on the green, visibility is poor, making it difficult to identify even during the day and more difficult to identify at night. Therefore, it is difficult to easily determine the location of the golf ball hit by the user, making it unsuitable for use in a night golf game, and there is a risk of loss.

In addition, during a golf game, a dent formed due to the golf ball inevitably occurs at the drop point of the golf ball. The dent marks generated in this way may interfere with the game of the next player, and in particular, may have a serious effect such as changing the direction of a golf ball due to the dent marks formed on the green. In addition, since the turf at the point where the depression is formed is damaged by the impact applied while the golf ball is falling and eventually withers away, it should be regarded as dead turf and treated.

Therefore, a green repair machine is used to repair the depressions on the green. Also, during a round of golf, when the ball lands on the green, in order to prevent interference with other golfers' putting, mark the position of your ball with a thin ball marker and lift the ball.

After all, golf players carry a green repair machine with a ball marker and a tool for repairing the turf groove of the green during play. However, a typical golf player has a problem in that the green repair device and the ball marker are each carried, making it inconvenient to take them out or carry them.

In order to solve the above inconvenience problem, Patent Registration No. 10-1289029 (July 17, 2013) describes "a long plate-like member having a fork part split in two so that it can dig the ground and repair the lawn. In the green repair machine, a stepped wrench portion is formed between the fork portions to accommodate and fasten hexagonal head bolts of different standards, and a golf shoe spike replacement tool portion and a bottle opener concave portion are formed at the opposite end opposite to the fork portion. In addition, a multipurpose green repair device characterized in that a mounting protrusion capable of detachably mounting a golf tee is formed protruding from one side surface of the body forming the main body, and a golf ball used in the green when playing golf is proposed. There is an effect of facilitating storage and portability by completely integrating the marker and the green repair machine.

As described above, the multi-purpose green repair machine of the conventional Patent Registration No. 10-1289029 is used for both a golf ball marker and a green repair machine, but it is not proposed to use it for both golf tees. However, there is an increasing need for a ball marker capable of being used for both a golf tee as well as a ball marker and a green maintenance machine.

Public utility model No. 20-2010-0005840 (2010.06.08.) Registered Utility Model No. 20-0412073 (2006.03.15.)

The golf ball marker of the present invention is intended to solve the following problems.

An object of the present invention is to provide a golf ball marker capable of distinguishing and indicating that a ball marker on a green is the ball marker of each golfer when a plurality of golfers play in a group.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a golf ball marker capable of being used for both a golf tee as well as a ball marker and a green maintenance machine.

Another object of the present invention is to improve visibility during the day by arranging it perpendicular to the green to facilitate identification, and at the same time, it is possible to identify it even at night, so that the position of the golf ball hit by oneself can be easily identified so that night golf It is to provide a golf ball marker suitable for use in games.

The golf ball marker according to the present invention is configured as follows in order to solve the above problems.

A plurality of ball marker bodies 10 having a through hole 10h formed in the center and having a circular convex lens shape or a disc shape having a first set diameter; and connected to the lower end of the ball marker body 10 to draw A divot repair unit 20 having a role of being fixed to and repairing the divot, and having a set thickness and two inverted triangles having a set thickness connected to each other at the upper side in the form of a bridge (20); A plurality of auxiliary marker bodies 31 formed in the form of circular convex lenses or disks having a second set diameter shorter than the first set diameter, and protruding vertically from the center of one side of the auxiliary marker body 31 An auxiliary marker 30 composed of an auxiliary marker pin 32 inserted into the through hole 10h and coupled with a part protruding from the through hole 10h and then separated ; and the ball marker body 10 ), one end of which is directly or indirectly connected to the two golf tees 40 disposed to protrude upward from the left and right sides of the ball marker body 10, respectively, and the plurality of ball marker bodies 10 include a plurality of While the golfers are playing in one group, the ball markers on the green are painted in the same color as the combined auxiliary marker 30 to indicate that they are each golfer's ball marker, but the ball for each golfer's ball marker is painted. It is characterized in that the front surface of the front part 11 of the marker body 10 is painted in different colors.

The two golf tees 40 are characterized in that one end is directly connected to the ball marker body 10 at one end and protrudes upward from the left and right sides of the ball marker body 10, respectively.

The ball marker body 10 includes a front part 11 forming a through hole 11h in the center so that the auxiliary marker pin 32 is inserted and coupled or separated; and the ball marker combined with the front part 11 A rear portion 12 forming the body 10 and forming a through hole 12h in the center so that the auxiliary marker pin 32 is inserted and coupled or separated, and the rear portion 12 includes a central An opening is formed on the inner surface along the lengthwise direction, and a sliding rail 12-1 in which stop grooves 12-1a are continuously formed at a portion adjacent to the right end of the opening, and the sliding rail 12-1 is fitted with A slider 50 that is connected to the golf tee 40 through the tee support 43 and allows the golf tee 40 to be drawn out as much as the distance moved by the sliding rail 12-1, and the stop groove ( 12-1a) and includes a stopper 53 that allows the slider 50 to be withdrawn step by step and stopped at a desired position, but the slider 50 is formed on the lower side of the slider 50 Partition walls 51, guide grooves 12-1b formed on both sides of the partition walls 51 and inserted into the sliding rail 12-1, and formed through the guide grooves 12-1b to It includes a through hole 52 facing any one of the stop grooves 12-1a, and the center of the stopper 53 is inserted into the through hole 52 so that any one of the stop grooves 12-1a It is characterized in that it includes a hooking part 53-1 inserted into one and a supporting part 53-2 elastically supported by both ends of the barrier ribs 51.

In addition, the golf ball marker of the present invention further includes a connecting shaft 44 having a length corresponding to the diameter of the golf tee 40, and the tee support part 43 protrudes vertically upward from both ends of the upper side. The connection shaft hole support portion 43-1 in which the connection shaft hole 43-1h is formed, and the upper end surface 43-3 formed on the upper end of the tee support portion 43 between the connection shaft hole support portions 43-1 Further, the golf tee 40 is disposed front and back with the middle hinge 45 as a boundary, and the front and rear sides have magnets 61 and 62 that can be coupled and separated from each other, respectively. It includes a tee half portion 41 and a front golf tee half portion 42, and the connecting shaft 44 is installed through the connecting shaft holes 43-1h and the hinge 45 in the longitudinal direction, and the rear The golf tee half 41 and the front golf tee half 42 can rotate upward around the hinge 45 around the connecting shaft 44, but the downward rotation is on the top surface 43-3. It is characterized by being blocked by.

In addition, the golf ball marker of the present invention is characterized in that it further comprises a luminous paint painted on the painted part of the front part 11 of the ball marker body 10.

The present invention has the following effects.

First, in the case where a plurality of golfers play in one group, it has an effect of providing golf ball markers capable of distinguishing and indicating that the ball markers on the green are the ball markers of each golfer.

Second, it has an effect of providing a golf ball marker that can be used for both a golf tee as well as a ball marker and a green repair machine.

Third, it is arranged vertically with respect to the green to improve visibility during the day, making it easy to identify, and at the same time, it can be identified even at night, making it easy to locate the golf ball you hit, suitable for use in night golf games. It has the effect of providing a golf ball marker.

1 is a front view of one set of golf ball markers composed of four golf ball markers according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a plan view of FIG. 1 .
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA' of FIG. 1 .
4 is a perspective view of a golf ball marker according to a second embodiment of the present invention in a state in which the golf tee is drawn out of the ball marker body.
FIG. 5 is a rear view showing a state in which golf tees are drawn into the inside of the ball marker body in the golf ball marker of FIG. 4 .
Figure 6 is a rear view of the golf ball marker of Figure 4;
Figure 7 is a front view of the golf ball marker of Figure 4;
8 is a cross-sectional view taken along line BB′ of FIG. 7 .

Hereinafter, various embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, it should be understood that this is not intended to limit the technology described herein to specific embodiments, and includes various modifications, equivalents, and/or alternatives of the embodiments of the present invention. In connection with the description of the drawings, like reference numerals may be used for like elements.

In addition, expressions such as “first,” “second,” and the like used in the present invention may modify various components regardless of order and/or importance, and to distinguish one component from another. It is used only and does not limit the corresponding components. For example, 'first part' and 'second part' may indicate different parts regardless of order or importance. For example, without departing from the scope of rights described in the present invention, a first element may be called a second element, and similarly, the second element may also be renamed to the first element.

In addition, the terms used in the present invention are only used to describe a specific embodiment, and may not be intended to limit the scope of other embodiments. Singular expressions may include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. Terms used herein, including technical or scientific terms, may have the same meaning as commonly understood by a person of ordinary skill in the art described in the present invention. Among the terms used in the present invention, terms defined in a general dictionary may be interpreted as having the same or similar meaning as the meaning in the context of the related art, and unless explicitly defined in the present invention, an ideal or excessively formal meaning not be interpreted as In some cases, even terms defined in the present invention cannot be interpreted to exclude embodiments of the present invention.

Hereinafter, looking at an embodiment of the present invention for solving the above problems together with the accompanying drawings.

1 is a front view of a set of golf ball markers composed of four golf ball markers according to a first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a plan view of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is A- of FIG. It is a cross section on line A'.

1 to 6, the golf ball marker according to the first embodiment of the present invention includes a plurality of ball marker bodies 10, a divot repair unit 20, an auxiliary marker 30, and a golf tee ( 40) included.

The plurality of ball marker bodies 10 form a through hole 10h in the center and have a circular convex lens shape or a disk shape having a first set diameter, and the divot repair unit 20 is configured to It is connected to the lower end of the marker body 10 to be fixed to the green and to repair the divot, and two inverted triangles having a set thickness are connected to each other on the upper side in the form of a bridge.

The ball marker used during the golf game is usually in the form of a coin, places the ball marker on the green where the golf ball is located, collects the golf ball, and identifies the position of the golf ball according to the display position of the ball marker during putting. is to make it possible Such a golf ball marker is usually made of a metal or synthetic resin material, but in this embodiment, the material of the golf ball marker is a synthetic resin material.

The plurality of the ball marker bodies 10 form a through hole 10h in the center and have a circular convex lens shape or a disk shape having a first set diameter. In this embodiment, the circular convex lens shape consist of. However, in another embodiment, the ball marker body 10 may be formed in a disc shape.

When a golf ball lands on the grass of the green after a tee shot, the impact of the fall dents the grass and creates a depression. Since the grass will soon die due to damage, a finger or fork-shaped cracked divot repairer is used to remove the grass of the ball mark, drag the grass around the ball mark, and supplement it with the ball mark to make it flat with the surrounding green. The divot repair unit 20 is formed in the form of a bridge in which two inverted triangles having a set thickness are connected to each other on the upper side, and is connected to the lower end of the ball marker body 10 to be fixed to the green and to repair the divot. do. That is, when the divot repair unit 20 is used as a ball marker, it is fixed to the green, and when the divot needs to be repaired, the divot repair unit 20 can repair the divot formed on the green. In addition, since the divot repair unit 20 is arranged vertically with respect to the green, the visibility of the golf ball marker, especially the golf ball marker body 10, is improved during the day compared to the case where the golf ball marker is positioned horizontally on the green. facilitates

The auxiliary marker 30 includes a plurality of auxiliary marker bodies 31 having a set thickness and a second set diameter shorter than the first set diameter of the ball marker body 10 in the form of a circular convex lens or a disc shape, and , Auxiliary marker pin that protrudes vertically from the center of one side of the auxiliary marker body 31 and is inserted into the through hole 10h to be coupled and separated while a part protrudes from the through hole 10h ( 32). In this regard, in order to prevent interference with putting of other golfers when the golf ball is seated on the green during a round of golf, the auxiliary marker pin 32 is separated from the through hole 10h and provided with an auxiliary marker pin 32. Mark the position of your ball on the green with the mark 30, and lift the ball.

One end of the two golf tees 40 is directly or indirectly connected to the ball marker body 10 and protrudes upward from the left and right sides of the ball marker body 10, respectively. When viewed from the front of the golf tees 40, a golf ball can be placed on the golf tee 40 on the right side and a golf tee shot can be made, and a right-handed hitter can hit a golf ball on the left side when viewed from the front of the two golf tees 40 Putting a golf ball on the golf tee 40 of the golf tee can be shot.

The plurality of ball marker bodies 10 are of the same color as the combined auxiliary marker 30 to distinguish and indicate that the ball marker on the green is the ball marker of each golfer while a plurality of golfers are playing in one group. It is painted, but the front surface of the front part 11 of the ball marker body 10 is painted in different colors for each ball marker of each golfer. For example, while four golfers are playing in one group, the ball markers on the green are painted in the same color as the combined auxiliary markers 30 to distinguish and indicate that they are each golfer's ball markers, but each golfer For each ball marker, the front surface of the front part 11 of the ball marker body 10 is painted with red, blue, yellow, and green colors, respectively. According to this, in the case where a plurality of golfers play in one group, it is possible to distinguish and indicate that the ball markers and auxiliary markers on the green are each golfer's ball markers.

In one embodiment, one end of the two golf tees 40 is directly connected to the ball marker body 10 at one end and protrudes upward from the left and right sides of the ball marker body 10, respectively. With this configuration, just by inserting the divot repair unit 20 vertically into the green, the hitter can hit a tee shot right away by placing a golf ball on one of the two golf tees 40.

4 is a perspective view of a golf ball marker according to a second embodiment of the present invention in a state in which a golf tee is drawn out of the ball marker body, and FIG. 5 is a golf ball marker body of FIG. 6 is a rear view of the golf ball marker of FIG. 4, FIG. 7 is a front view of the golf ball marker of FIG. 4, and FIG. 8 is BB' of FIG. It is a line section.

In another embodiment, referring to FIGS. 4 to 7, the ball marker body 10 has a front portion 11 forming a through hole 11h in the center so that the auxiliary marker pin 32 is inserted and coupled or separated. ); and the rear portion 12 forming a through hole 12h in the center so that the ball marker body 10 is formed by combining with the front portion 11 and the auxiliary marker pin 32 is inserted and coupled or separated. includes;

An auxiliary marker pin 32 may be inserted into the through hole 11h of the front part 11 to be coupled or separated. As a result, in order to prevent interference with other golfers' putting when the golf ball is seated on the green during rounding of golf, the auxiliary marker pin 32 is separated from the through hole 11h of the front part 11 and the auxiliary marker pin 32 Mark your ball position on the green with the auxiliary mark 30 equipped with, and lift the ball.

The rear part 12 includes a sliding rail 12-1 formed with an opening on the inner surface along the longitudinal direction of the center and continuously formed with stop grooves 12-1a adjacent to the right end of the opening, and the sliding rail 12-1. A slider inserted into the rail 12-1 and connected to the golf tee 40 through the tee support 43 so that the golf tee 40 is drawn out by the distance moved by the sliding rail 12-1. 50 and a stopper 53 formed to correspond to the stop grooves 12-1a so that the slider 50 can be withdrawn step by step and stopped at a desired position, but the slider 50 are partition walls 51 formed on the lower side of the slider 50, guide grooves 12-1b formed on both side surfaces of the partition walls 51 and inserted into the sliding rail 12-1, and the guide grooves ( 12-1b) is formed through and includes a through hole 52 facing any one of the stop grooves 12-1a, and the center of the stopper 53 is fitted into the through hole 52 to stop the It includes a hooking part 53-1 inserted into any one of the grooves 12-1a and a supporting part 53-2 elastically supported at both ends by the partition walls 51.

In the rear part 12, the tee support part 43 is disposed inside the rear part 12 in a state connected to the slider 300, and the golf tee 40 is moved by the slider 50 inserted into the sliding rail 12-1. is reciprocating in the upper and lower directions of the ball marker body 10.

The slider 50 not only allows the golf tee 40 to enter and exit the ball marker body 10, but also allows the golf tee 40 to stop at a desired position by the force applied from the user's hand.

The stopper 53 is fitted so that the engaging portion 53-1 is inserted into the through hole 52 of the guide groove 12-1b and protrudes from the partition wall 51 of the guide groove 12-1b. 400 is in close contact with the partition wall 51 at the support portions 53-2 at both ends so as to be elastically supported toward the sliding rail 12-1.

When the slider 50 is inserted into the rear part 12, the hooking part 53-1 is inserted into the stop groove 12-1a of the rear part 12 and restricts the movement of the slider 50 step by step.

Such a slider 50 is inserted into the rear part 12 in a state connected to the golf tee 40 through the tee support part 43.

When the slider 50 is inserted into the rear part 12, the locking part 53-1 is inserted into the stop groove 12-1a of the rear part 12 and the movement of the slider 50 is stopped, so the golf player The golf tee 40 can be used by placing a golf ball thereon by withdrawing it to the outside, that is, upward, by a predetermined length.

And when the golf player applies a predetermined force to move the golf tee 40 and moves the slider 50 downward of the rear part 12, the stopper 53 having a predetermined elastic force is the engaging part 53-1 ) repeatedly moves in and out of the stop groove 12-1a of the rear part 12 and moves downward to allow the movement of the slider 50.

In addition, the golf ball marker of the present invention further includes a connecting shaft 44 having a length corresponding to the diameter of the golf tee 40, and the tee support part 43 protrudes vertically upward from both ends of the upper side. The connection shaft hole support portion 43-1 in which the connection shaft hole 43-1h is formed, and the upper end surface 43-3 formed on the upper end of the tee support portion 43 between the connection shaft hole support portions 43-1 Further, the golf tee 40 is disposed front and back with the middle hinge 45 as a boundary, and the front and rear sides have magnets 61 and 62 that can be coupled and separated from each other, respectively. It includes a tee half portion 41 and a front golf tee half portion 42, and the connecting shaft 44 is installed through the connecting shaft holes 43-1h and the hinge 45 in the longitudinal direction, and the rear The golf tee half 41 and the front golf tee half 42 can rotate upward around the hinge 45 around the connecting shaft 44, but the downward rotation is on the top surface 43-3. It is characterized by being blocked by.

According to the configuration, the rear golf tee halves 41 and the front golf tee halves 42 can rotate upward around the hinge 45 around the connecting shaft 44, but the downward rotation is limited to the upper end. It is blocked by the surface 43-3, which is coupled to each other by the attractive force of the two magnets 61 and 62 when it rotates upward to the end, and when it rotates downward, the downward rotation is prevented by the upper surface 43-3. The rear golf tee halves 41 and the front golf tee halves 42 are spread horizontally to form a golf tee 40 so that a golf ball can be placed on the golf tee 40 to make a tee shot.

In addition, the golf ball marker of the present invention further includes a luminous paint applied to the painted part of the front part 11 of the ball marker body 10. According to this configuration, each golfer can easily find the position of his/her ball marker by checking the numbers painted with the luminous paint that emits light by allowing the luminous paint to emit light during rounding at dawn or in the dark. In addition, the brightness of the luminous paint is preferably formed to such a degree that each golfer can easily find the position of his ball mark adjacent to his ball position without interfering with other people's putting.

The present invention described above has been described with reference to one embodiment shown in the drawings, but this is only exemplary, and those skilled in the art can make various modifications and equivalent other embodiments therefrom. will have to be clarified. Therefore, the true technical protection scope of the present invention should be construed by the appended claims, and all technical ideas within the equivalent range should be construed as being included in the scope of the present invention.

10. Ball marker body
10 h. through hole
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11 h. through hole
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12-1. sliding rail
12-1a. stop home
12-1b. guide home
20. Divot Repair Department
30. Secondary markers
31. Auxiliary marker body
32. Auxiliary marker pin
40. Golf Tee
43. Tee support
50. Slider
51. bulkhead
52. through hole
53. Stopper
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Claims (5)

delete delete delete A plurality of ball marker bodies 10 having a through hole 10h formed in the center and having a circular convex lens shape or a disk shape having a first set diameter; and
A divot repair unit 20 connected to the lower end of the ball marker body 10 to be fixed to the green and to repair the divot, and in the form of a bridge in which two inverted triangles having a set thickness are connected to each other at the upper side. ;and
A plurality of auxiliary marker bodies 31 having a set thickness and a second set diameter shorter than the first set diameter of the ball marker body 10 in the form of a circular convex lens or a disc shape, and the auxiliary marker body 31 ) Protrudes vertically from the center of one side of the through hole 10h and is inserted into the through hole 10h so that a part thereof protrudes from the through hole 10h and is coupled and then separated. (30); with
Includes two golf tees 40, one end of which is directly or indirectly connected to the ball marker body 10 and protrudes upward from the left and right sides of the ball marker body 10, respectively,
The plurality of ball marker bodies 10 are of the same color as the combined auxiliary marker 30 to distinguish and indicate that the ball marker on the green is the ball marker of each golfer while a plurality of golfers are playing in one group. It is painted in a different color on the front surface of the front part 11 of the ball marker body 10 for each ball marker of each golfer,
The two golf tees 40 are disposed with one end directly connected to the ball marker body 10 at one end and protruding upward from the left and right sides of the ball marker body 10, respectively,
The ball marker body 10,
A front part 11 forming a through hole 11h in the center so that the auxiliary marker pin 32 is inserted and coupled or separated;
A rear part 12 combining with the front part 11 to form a ball marker body 10 and forming a through hole 12h in the center so that the auxiliary marker pin 32 is inserted and coupled or separated,
The rear part 12,
A sliding rail 12-1 having an opening formed on an inner surface along a central longitudinal direction and stop grooves 12-1a continuously formed at a portion adjacent to a right end of the opening;
It is inserted into the sliding rail 12-1 and is connected to the golf tee 40 through the tee support 43 so that the golf tee 40 is drawn out by the distance the sliding rail 12-1 moves. A slider 50 to do,
Including a stopper 53 formed to correspond to the stop grooves 12-1a so that the slider 50 can be withdrawn step by step and stopped at a desired position,
The slider 50 includes partition walls 51 formed on the lower side of the slider 50, guide grooves 12-1b formed on both sides of the partition walls 51 and inserted into the sliding rail 12-1, and , a through hole 52 formed through the guide groove 12-1b and facing any one of the stop grooves 12-1a,
The stopper 53 is formed by a hooking portion 53-1 having a center inserted into the through hole 52 and inserted into one of the stop grooves 12-1a, and both ends by the partition walls 51. Including a support portion 53-2 that is elastically supported,
Further comprising a connecting shaft 44 having a length corresponding to the diameter of the golf tee 40,
The tee support portion 43 protrudes vertically upward from both ends of the upper side and is formed between the connecting shaft hole support portion 43-1 in which the connecting shaft hole 43-1h is formed and the connecting shaft hole supporting portion 43-1. Further comprising an upper surface 43-3 formed on the upper end of the tee support part 43,
The golf tee 40 is disposed in the front and back with the middle hinge 45 as a boundary, and the rear golf tee halves 41 in which magnets 61 and 62 capable of being coupled to and separated from each other are disposed on the front and rear sides, respectively. ) and a front golf tee half 42,
The connecting shaft 44 is installed through the connecting shaft holes 43-1h and the hinge 45 in the longitudinal direction so that the rear golf tee halves 41 and the front golf tee halves 42 are connected shafts. (44) A golf ball marker characterized in that it can rotate upward about the circumferential hinge (45), but downward rotation is prevented by the upper surface (43-3). According to claim 4 ,
Golf ball marker, characterized in that it further comprises a luminous paint painted on the painted portion of the front portion (11) of the ball marker body (10).

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