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WO/2000/006260A1 |
An apparatus for use with a golf bag (102) serves to secure and protect golf clubs contained in the golf bag. The apparatus includes at least one club head securing member (31) for simultaneously securing one or more selected golf clubs ...
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WO/2000/006259A1 |
A golf bag (1) for securing golf clubs including at least one deck (12, 14, 16) formed at the top end of the deck having a height so that grips of the golf clubs being inserted into the bag do not touch a bottom of the golf bag, top fron...
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WO/2000/004963A1 |
A golf tee is formed in the shape of a hollow ring having one end for contacting the ground and another end for supporting a golf ball to be hit. The end for contacting the ground is formed with a series of points. The end for supporting...
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WO/2000/005039A1 |
A hand held golf tee marker moving assembly (8) includes an elongated, length adjustable arm (20) with a golf tee marker capture assembly (16) located at one end of the arm. A tee marker with a base and enlarged top, separated from the b...
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WO/2000/003632A1 |
A cleaning system (10) includes a housing (15), an air compressor (30), a plurality of air hoses (60), and a plurality of air nozzles (66). The housing (15) has a first plurality of sidewalls (20). The first plurality of sidewalls (20) d...
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WO/2000/001448A1 |
A golf tee (10) includes an arm (14) extending from a spike (12). A tee-head (16) for a golf ball (17) is located on the arm so that when a golf ball (17) supported on the tee-head (16) is struck, the arm (14) and the spike (12) rotate a...
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WO/1999/064885A2 |
The invention relates to a device for searching for and finding golf balls in areas of grass where it is impossible to see. The inventive device consists of a stick (1) with a handle (2), i.e. preferably consists of a normal golf club, i...
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WO/1999/062602A1 |
The present invention relates to a golf tee unit which includes an anchoring device (7), a golf tee assembly (1) and a connecting element that extends between and mutually connects said anchoring device (11) and said golf tee assembly (1...
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WO/1999/044695A1 |
A golfing aid (10) which can pick up a golf ball (18) from the ground or place a golf ball (18) onto the ground, the golfing aid (10) having an elongate body portion (11) having a lower end (12) which has: a golf ball positioning member ...
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WO/1999/040815A1 |
An athletic shoe cleaner (2) for cleaning a shoe bottom, especially the bottom of a shoe having non-metal spikes. The athletic shoe cleaner (2) includes a cleaning surface (4) having a plurality of spaced-apart rods (8), wherein each of ...
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WO/1999/038578A1 |
This invention relates to a golf tee which includes a bulbous formation which projects outwardly from the shank of the tee.
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WO/1999/037368A1 |
An adjustable golf practice tee (10) is presented. The adjustable golf practice tee is used at a driving range for practising a wide variety of golf shots. The adjustable golf practice tee includes a base portion (20) and a base portion ...
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WO/1999/034874A2 |
The present invention provides a cleaning system for golf clubs and golf balls. The cleaning system is self contained and is mounted within a housing. The system requires a user to insert an identity card into a card reader. The card rea...
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WO/1999/026703A1 |
An off-line indicating system for indicating where an object, such as a golf ball (26), should be replaced to reposition the ball (26) on a line-of-sight at a precise location, e.g. on a putting green, from where the ball (26) has been t...
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WO/1999/020359A1 |
A golf putting cup (10) that includes an outer cylindrical wall (11) and a bottom portion disposed therein. The bottom portion forms a ferrule socket (21) and includes at least one passage for directing sand and other debris away from th...
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WO/1999/012793A1 |
A robotic golf caddy apparatus (21) movably supported on a steering assembly (28) and including a communications assembly (41) for communicating with a GPS system (61) and a central control station in order to guide and steer the apparat...
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WO/1999/011334A1 |
A golf tee is disclosed which is made of a strong, durable material for prolonged use. The golf tee incorporates one or more o-rings around the head portion of the tee to protect the soles and faces of golf clubs striking the tee. The te...
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WO/1999/010051A1 |
A golfing tool for repairing golf ball divots. The device comprises a divot repair tool (1) attached to a retractable cord (3) emerging from a housing (5). The divot repair tool is retracted back to the device after use by the golfer. A ...
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WO/1998/052653A1 |
A tee (10) has an earthen body (24) with a binder. The mixture can be injection molded into a tee configuration mold. The tee also has an outer hard shell (26) which is a water soluble polymer. The tees are environmentally friendly and a...
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WO/1998/049919A1 |
A golf iron brush (10) designed to clean all golf club irons (50) of loose and embedded debris is provided. The device (10) comprises a housing (12) with top (16) and bottom (18) openings and a front slot (20) extending from top to botto...
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WO/1998/046373A1 |
Apparatus for and method of cleaning golf clubs (including grips and clubs using an ultrasonic golf club cleaning machine (100) including four bays (7) to allow a complete foursome to clean the clubs simultaneously while they are waiting...
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WO/1998/044362A2 |
A method for calibrating and updating a golf course position, yardage and measurement system for golf carts that utilize dead reckoning navigation, to avoid gradual buildup of error from components of the dead reckoning system as the gol...
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WO/1998/043714A1 |
A ball icon (58) is established distinct from the cart icon (53) for display in the course map (32) on the monitor screen, and is arranged to move along the ball icon line (50) in unison with movement of the cart icon along the cart path.
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WO/1998/042416A1 |
A golf tee (10) comprising a vertical member (12) adapted to be struck into the ground, a transverse member (20) pivotally engaged with the end of the vertical member and adapted to be adjustably moved angularly with respect to the verti...
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WO/1998/036803A2 |
The invention relates to a transportable support plate (1) onto which golf balls (4) that are to be hit can be placed, characterized in that the side (5) facing the golf ball (4) is substantially convex, and the support plate (1) is desi...
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WO/1998/031435A1 |
A golf ball retrieval apparatus (1) may be used in conjunction with an auto-teeing device (15). The device comprises one or more ball striking regions and a platform (2) which is sloped towards one or more channels (3) which are in commu...
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WO/1998/030343A1 |
The invention concerns a method for producing objects degradable in water using a production process comprising at least six phases, the base material used in phase 1 of said process being paper industry sludge, to which are added inexpe...
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WO/1998/010841A1 |
A golf accessory (1) which is a combined ball mark repairer and cigar cutter and/or holder, is disclosed. In a first embodiment the device includes a ball mark repairer (15) at one end and a cigar cutter located at the other end. The dev...
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WO/1998/010245A1 |
A range finder for a cap for determining the distance to a golf flag (f). The range finder has a cap coupling portion (60) having a thin shell portion (62) adapted to conform with the cap (b) and a pair of 'u' shaped portions (64) hookin...
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WO/1998/005978A1 |
Method and apparatus are disclosed for relatively accurate measurement of the distance of a golf ball to a golf cup, a hazard, or other feature on a hole of a golf course for the purpose of assisting a golfer in playing the hole. The gol...
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WO/1998/005927A1 |
A process and device are disclosed for measuring and displaying a travel distance. The device has means for measuring a travel distance, preferably a covered travel distance, and a measurement data display. To allow a travelling person t...
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WO/1998/005387A1 |
An inproved hand-held towel structure (10) suitable for cleaning and drying athletic apparatus and other implements in wet weather is described. The towel structure (10) includes an outer layer of towel material (12) having a first prede...
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WO/1998/004176A2 |
A golf towel is attached and detached to a golf bag with a male connector on the bag. The golf towel has a towel body with a snap therein near a corner of the towel. The snap has a cap and a female connector which is adapted to be couple...
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WO/1998/003232A1 |
The golf ball dispensing and teeing device of this invention has an elongated ball dispensing arm (34) pivotally secured to a frame (10). The arm (34) has a loading end and a dispensing end. A spring (50) connects the arm (34) to the fra...
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WO/1997/038847A1 |
A sports towel (10) with diverse abrasive surfaces (12), multiple means (36, 38, 40, 42, 48, 52) for connection to a target element, interior polishing pockets (22) and exterior accessory pockets (24). A first embodiment includes a piece...
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WO/1997/032634A2 |
The "tee-line" golf alignment set-up aid has a mat with right angled vertical and horizontal lines on it to act as a guide when lining up a golf tee shot. The mat is of a size which makes it easy to use, carry about and store in a golf bag.
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WO/1997/029810A2 |
The invention concerns an information system for displaying in a vehicle used to transport at least one person playing golf. This system comprises a base station which is located in the area of a club or a course and which has a control ...
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WO/1997/027908A1 |
A golf club retainer to be associated with or attached to a golf club carrier or bag comprises a bendable strip member (2) to reside in a substantially curved configuration at the opening of the carrier or bag. The bendable strip member ...
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WO/1997/026955A1 |
The present invention relates to an apparatus at a driving tee for golf balls or similar balls, comprising a raisable and lowerable peg on which a golf ball is placeable for driving thereof after placing on the peg at the desired level i...
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WO/1997/023259A1 |
A goal assembly (10) is disclosed for receiving and retaining a game ball (12), such as a soccer ball. The goal assembly (10) has a base (14) for placement on a playing surface (18) and is ramped downwardly toward the playing surface (18...
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WO/1997/015357A1 |
The invention relates to a golf cup insert for reducing the size of the hole of a golf cup so that a player is able to putt towards a smaller cup for practice purposes for instance, wherein the cup insert can be inserted into and fixed p...
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WO/1997/015358A1 |
A brush strip is formed from a metal channel member (1) which receives the roots of plastics filaments (2) and is pinched to clamp them. The strip is then formed into a Flemish coil with the filaments (2) upstanding to provide an artific...
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WO/1997/006863A1 |
The present invention provides for projecting supported objects, such as baseballs, footballs or golfballs. The apparatus (100, 200, 300) includes a movable striker (140, 220, 320) having a first surface (144, 227, 321) (a target surface...
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WO/1997/005929A1 |
This invention relates to a golfing aid (201) and, more particularly, a golfing aid for placing and picking up a tee and golf ball. The golfing aid comprises an elongate head (202) with an abutment (208) that extends transversely and in ...
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WO/1996/040386A1 |
This invention in an automatic apparatus (60) that positions a golf ball on a tee (84), retrieves, and positions a new ball on the tee each time a golfer makes a tee shot. A bucket of balls is charged into the apparatus, and a ramp direc...
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WO/1996/040387A1 |
This invention is a hand held, portable golf computer device (10), including a housing (12), a display screen (14) disposed in the housing and computer circuitry for storing and retrieving golf information. Golf information includes at l...
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WO/1996/040388A1 |
A golf practice hole (42) with a variable diameter rim (43) provides a flexible material (38) positioned over a series of radially movable supports (56) that each define a portion of an edge or rim (43) of a hole (42). The flexible mater...
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WO/1996/037267A1 |
A golf tee (10) having a shank portion (30) made of a braided plastic fabric tube (40), and a base portion (20) connected to the shank portion.
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WO/1996/035486A1 |
A shortened unitary golf tee (30) includes a pointed base portion (40) for insertion into the ground and a hollow body portion (38) for receiving a golf ball. The body portion includes a side wall (39) defining an inner cavity and a ball...
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WO/1996/024409A1 |
The practice aid includes an annulus (20) for resting on the margin of and about a golf hole. The annulus (20) includes a central opening (20a) and one or more downward projections (26) for disposition within the golf hole to prevent lat...
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