Amusement devices: games – Aerial projectile game; game element or accessory therefor... – Target
Patent
1990-08-17
1991-07-09
Marlo, George J.
Amusement devices: games
Aerial projectile game; game element or accessory therefor...
Target
40299, A63B 5700
Patent
active
050298542
ABSTRACT:
A light weight, highly visible tool with no moving parts for repairing ball marks on golf course greens without the user bending over. User holds grip and pushes tines into surface of ground. User manipulates shaft causing multi-faceted curved fulcrum head to provide leverage for repairing ball marks quickly, quietly, and without up and down movements. Tines, base, multi-faceted curved fulcrum head, collar, and neck are cast together forming a one piece tool. Neck fits and is affixed inside shaft up to collar. Grip is affixed to cover the opposite end of shaft. Flag fits around shaft and is held in place by grip and ring. With tines inserted into the ground, the shape of multi-faceted curved fulcrum head allows entire tool to stand by itself.
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Laskowitz Danny
Laskowitz Marlene
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