US2007042840A1PendingUtilityA1

Method for making a golf tee

Assignee: SU CHARLESPriority: Aug 17, 2005Filed: Aug 17, 2005Published: Feb 22, 2007
Est. expiryAug 17, 2025(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Charles Su
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Abstract

A method for making a golf tee uses a bamboo rod having a top end and a bottom end and a wooden cylinder having a top and a bottom. The method has a cutting step, a trimming step and an assembly step. The cutting step forms a concave seat in the top of the cylinder and a mounting hole coaxially in the bottom of the cylinder. The trimming step trims a pointed tip on the bottom end of the rod to form a tee shaft with a top end and a tapered sidewall in the sidewall of the cylinder to form a tee head. The mounting step mounts the top end of the tee shaft in the mounting hole in the bottom of the tee head to form a golf tee. The golf tee made from the method has a strong structure without wasting wood.

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1 . A method for making a golf tee using a bamboo rod with a top end and a bottom end and a wooden cylinder with a top, a bottom and a sidewall and comprising steps of: 
 a cutting step of forming a concave seat in the top of the cylinder and a mounting hole coaxially in the bottom of the cylinder and kept from communicating with the concave seat;    a trimming step of trimming a pointed tip on the bottom end of the rod to form a tee shaft and trimming a tapered sidewall in the sidewall of the cylinder to form a tee head; and    an assembly step of mounting the top end of the tee shaft in the mounting hole in the bottom of the tee head to form a golf tee.    
   
   
       2 . A golf tee comprising: 
 a tee head made of a wooden cylinder and having 
 a top;  
 a bottom;  
 a tapered sidewall;  
 a concave seat defined in the top of the tee head; and  
 a mounting hole defined coaxially in the bottom of the tee head and un-communicating with the concave seat; and  
   a tee shaft made of a bamboo rod and having a top end mounted in the mounting hole in the bottom of the tee head, a bottom and a pointed tip formed on the bottom end.

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