US2009209370A1PendingUtilityA1
Golf accessory holder
Est. expiryFeb 19, 2028(~1.6 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A golf accessory holder is made up of an oblong housing for a spring-loaded spool, a belt clip on the back of the housing, and a divot repair tool is slidable through an external groove on the front of the housing, the tool being attached at one end to a flexible line which is wound upon the spool to enable extension of the tool when grasped by the golfer to repair a divot in the ground and to automatically retract the tool when released to slide upwardly into the groove; and other accessories, including a ball marker and golf tees may be releasably mounted on the housing.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A golf accessory holder comprising:
a housing having spaced front and rear walls; first means on said housing for suspending said holder above the ground surface; a spool journaled in said housing including a flexible, elongated line extending around said spool for downward extension through an external groove on said front wall; a divot repair tool secured to a free end of said line for downward extension through said groove, said groove being open-ended at its lower end for downward extension of said tool and said line away from said housing for a distance sufficient to enable a golfer to repair a divot in the ground; and said tool being manually extendable away from said holder and said spool including means for retracting said line and rewinding around said spool until said tool returns into a seated position within said groove.
2 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 1 wherein said groove includes a pair of spaced legs.
3 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 2 wherein said legs define upwardly convergent sidewalls.
4 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 1 wherein said groove is sized to receive one end of said tool.
5 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 4 wherein said spool is interposed between front and rear walls of said housing.
6 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 1 including a ball marker releasably positioned on said front wall of said housing above said groove, said ball marker cooperating with said groove in guiding said tool into said groove.
7 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 6 wherein said ball marker is releasably secured to said housing.
8 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 1 wherein said first means is defined by a clip releasably suspended from a golfer's waist, said clip including a spring-loaded arm extending externally of said rear wall.
9 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 1 including a ledge in overhanging relation to said ball marker.
10 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 1 including recesses in said housing for insertion of golf tees.
11 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 10 wherein said recesses extend transversely of the length of said housing.
12 . A golf accessory holder comprising:
an oblong housing having spaced parallel front and rear walls; a belt clip mounted on said rear wall; a spool journaled in said housing including a flexible, elongated line extending around said spool for downward extension through an external groove on said front wall; a divot repair tool secured to a free end of said line for downward extension through said groove, said groove being open-ended at its lower end for downward extension of said tool and said line away from said housing for a distance sufficient to enable a golfer to repair a divot in the ground; and said tool being manually extendable away from said holder and said spool including means for retracting said line and rewinding around said spool until said tool returns into a seated position within said groove.
13 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 12 wherein said groove includes upwardly convergent sidewalls in spaced relation to said front wall.
14 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 12 wherein said groove is of a length to receive an upper end of said tool.
15 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 14 wherein said spool is journaled between front and rear walls of said housing.
16 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 15 including a magnetized surface on said front wall of said housing above said groove, and a ball marker releasably positioned on said magnetized surface.
17 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 12 wherein said clip includes a spring-loaded arm extending externally of said rear wall.
18 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 12 including a ledge having an exterior surface flush with an exterior surface of said ball marker.
19 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 12 including at least one recess in said housing for insertion of a golf tee.
20 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 19 wherein each said recess extends transversely of the length of said housing.
21 . A golf accessory holder according to claim 12 including a pinch clip for insertion of a golf tee.Cited by (0)
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