Improvements in devices for use when teeing up the ball in the game of golf

摘要

456,200. Golf tees. HORNIBROOK, M., MÞdova, Etretat, Seine InfÚrieure, France. Jan. 6, 1936, No. 468. [Class 132 (ii)] A peg tee 4, having a smooth shank and adapted to support the ball 6, is connected by a flat strip 1 of thin flexible rubber to a similar peg 5 serving as a ground anchor, the pegs being forced through holes 3 of relatively small diameter in the enlarged ends 2 of the strip and frictionally retained. An additional anchoring peg 7 may be permanently fixed to the strip.