| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 61 | POWERLESS AUTOMATIC TEE UP MACHINE | EP10808307 | 2010-08-03 | EP2465587A4 | 2013-12-25 | KIM HYONG JUN |
| The present invention relates to a powerless automatic tee up machine, which repeats the transporting of the golf balls onto a golf tee through potential energy, a cam curve, a principle of balancer and a link system without using power, and which has a maximally simplified structure to significantly reduce manufacturing costs as compared to conventional machines. For this purpose, the powerless automatic tee up machine of the present invention comprises a main body unit which receives a golf ball and feeds the gold ball through an outlet, an outlet block unit for opening/shutting the outlet, a rotating unit which determines the opening/shutting operation of the outlet block unit, and which rotates in accordance with the presence or absence of the golf ball, and a rotation control unit which controls the motion of the rotating unit in accordance with whether or not the golf ball has been transferred to a golf tee by the rotating unit, thereby enabling the repeated tee up of golf balls without using power and also increasing effectiveness in terms of manufacturing costs due to the simplified structure. | ||||||
| 62 | Ball hit detection apparatus and tee-ing machine | EP04724043.7 | 2004-03-29 | EP1608441B1 | 2011-11-30 | Wyeth, Martin |
| The ball detection apparatus is for detecting when a golf ball is hit off a golf tee of an automatic golf ball teeing machine. The detection apparatus comprises a radar device for producing a first signal in response to detecting movement of a golf club towards the tee, a directional microphone for producing a second signal in response to detecting the sound of a golf club striking a golf ball and monitoring means for detecting a coincidence between the first and second signals. An automatic golf ball teeing machine including such ball detection apparatus is also disclosed. | ||||||
| 63 | SEMI AUTOMATIC AIR TEE | EP04704317.9 | 2004-01-22 | EP1711235B1 | 2010-03-03 | REGEV, Shay |
| 64 | MECHANICAL HANDLING DEVICE FOR GOLF BALLS AT A DRIVING RANGE | EP02700466.2 | 2002-02-22 | EP1404419B1 | 2008-12-31 | GAGER, Philip |
| A mechanical handling device (6) for golf balls (5) at a driving range, comprising a pivotally mounted balance or lever arm (24) provided at one end with a tee (14) adapted, in use, to receive and support a golf ball (15) from a supply source, and provided at its other end with a weight sensitive transducer (26) whereby, from a neutral start position (Figure 3), the arm (24)/tee (14) is initially pivoted downwardly under the influence of the weight of a ball (15) arriving at the tee (14), such initial movement being sensed by the transducer (26) to activate control means causing the arm (24)/tee (14) to be pivoted to an elevated, striking position (Figure 4), and loss of ball weight at the tee (14), after striking of the ball, also being sensed by the transducer (26) to activate control means to cause the arm (24)/tee (14) to be pivotally returned to its neutral position. The invention also includes a driving range tee (1) provided with a device (6). | ||||||
| 65 | SEMI AUTOMATIC AIR TEE | EP04704317.9 | 2004-01-22 | EP1711235A2 | 2006-10-18 | REGEV, Shay |
| An automatic teeing device for positioning practice golf balls, for a driving range, including: a flexible, hollow tee (120), fabricated to sealingly engage a golf ball (110) seated thereon; a cylindrical tee holder (130), configured to sealingly mount the tee therein; a cylinder (140) sealingly surrounding the tee holder, allowing it and the tee to move vertically between raised and lowered positions therewith; a cover (150) and housing enclosing the cylinder having an air inlet introducing positive air pressure therein so the housing, cover, cylinder, tee holder, and tee together form an air-tight manifold when a golf ball is seated on the tee; and air pressure regulating apparatus ensuring that the air pressure introduced therein is within a desired range; wherein the tee, tee holder, cylinder, cover, housing, and air pressure regulating apparatus provide a force sufficient to raise the tee holder and tee with a golf ball seated thereon. | ||||||
| 66 | BALL FEEDING AND TEEING DEVICE | EP04724071.8 | 2004-03-29 | EP1608442A2 | 2005-12-28 | Wyeth, Martin |
| A ball feeder comprises a funnel (10) having a base (11), opposing side walls (12) and (13), a ball inlet end (14) and a ball outlet end (15). The base (11) is inclined to define a ramp extending downwards from the inlet end to the outlet end and the side walls diverge in width from the inlet end to the outlet end. Preferably, the ball feeder also comprises a scoop (17) (Figure 2) for receiving a single transverse row of balls at the outlet end of the funnel and means (18) (Figure 2) for raising the scoop into an elevated position in which it defines a second ramp extending transversely of the first mentioned ramp and in which it can release the balls one at a time. The raising means may also raise and lower a tee. | ||||||
| 67 | BALL HIT DETECTION APPARATUS AND TEE-ING MACHINE | EP04724043.7 | 2004-03-29 | EP1608441A1 | 2005-12-28 | Wyeth, Martin |
| The ball detection apparatus is for detecting when a golf ball is hit off a golf tee of an automatic golf ball teeing machine. The detection apparatus comprises a radar device for producing a first signal in response to detecting movement of a golf club towards the tee, a directional microphone for producing a second signal in response to detecting the sound of a golf club striking a golf ball and monitoring means for detecting a coincidence between the first and second signals. An automatic golf ball teeing machine including such ball detection apparatus is also disclosed. | ||||||
| 68 | Golfballhebemechanik | EP04010881.3 | 2004-05-07 | EP1475129A3 | 2005-01-05 | Rosenbreier, Reinhold |
Ballhebevorrichtung (100) zum Anheben eines Balls (4) aus einem Loch (105, 107) in einer Vorlagefläche (108), mit einer Ballführungsvorrichtung (102) zur vertikalen Bewegung des Balls (4) über die Vorlagefläche (108), wobei die Ballführungsvorrichtung (102) durch eine Golfballvorlegevorrichtung (1) mit einer Ausgabeöffnung für einen Ball (4) betätigt wird. Sowie ein Verfahren zur Vorlage eines Balls (4) mittels einer Ballhebevorrichtung (100) für das Abschlagen des Balls (4) von einer Vorlagefläche (108) mit einem Schläger mit den Verfahrensschritten:
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| 69 | GOLF BALL TEEING DEVICE | EP01929119.4 | 2001-05-11 | EP1303334A1 | 2003-04-23 | ECKHARDT, Franz, Charles, Jr; ECKHARDT, Franz, Sr; HEFFERNAN, Christopher, Patrick; HOWE, James, Francis; ROCHE, Lawrence, Adrian |
| A golf ball teeing device (200) comprising, a platform (208) having an upper surface, an opening (213) in the platform, a tee (215) for a golf ball (212) the tee being arranged for reciprocal movement with respect to the opening between a lower position where the top of the tee is at a level below the upper surface of the platform to an upper position where the top of the tee is above upper surface of the platform, and golf ball delivery means (249) arranged to load a golf ball on top of the tee when it is in the lower position, wherein the golf ball is at a level below the upper surface of the platform when it is loaded onto the tee by the golf ball delivery means. | ||||||
| 70 | IDENTIFYING GOLF BALLS | EP99911911.8 | 1999-03-19 | EP1062631B1 | 2002-07-31 | JOLLIFFE, Steven, Paul World Golf Systems Ltd.; JOLLIFFE, David, Victor World Golf Systems Ltd.; EMMERSON, Geoffrey World Golf Systems Ltd. |
| In a golf driving range (10, Fig. 1 not shown) golf balls (21) incorporating uniquely-coded passive transponders are collected by means of a device having a receiving channel (22) which directs the balls past a reader (25) employing RFID technology which reads the codes and supplies this information via a link (32) to a central computer for subsequent display. The reader (25) also actuates a gate (28) to direct the balls to a "reject" receptacle (29) or an "accept" receptacle (30). Similar devices are used for dispensing golf balls (50, Fig. 4 not shown) or supplying balls to an automatic tee device (70, Fig. 5 not shown). Alternatively balls can be identified on or near a tee (84, Figs. 6 and 7 not shown) on a mat (70). | ||||||
| 71 | GOLF DRIVING RANGE | EP00910020.7 | 2000-01-28 | EP1148915A2 | 2001-10-31 | NICHOLS, Thomas; BERTONCINO, James; BROWN, Russell |
| A system for practicing or playing golf may include, alone or in combination, a golf target subsystem, a detection subsystem, and a golf ball dispensing subsystem. The golf ball dispensing subsystem comprises a free standing device placed at the teeing area which may receive and store a quantity of golf balls, illuminate the golf balls by exposing them to an illuminating source contained therein, and/or dispense the illuminated golf balls to the golfer. The golf target subsystem provides a visible target area within which the golfer may attempt to land a golf ball. In addition, the target is preferably illuminated to facilitate identification during night-time conditions. The detection subsystem determines whether a golf ball has landed within a perimeter of the target subsystem. A barrier portion covers the target area and receives any golf balls landing within the perimeter of the target area. Upon detection, a signal may be provided to indicate the presence of a golf ball within the perimeter of the target. | ||||||
| 72 | DISTRIBUTEUR PORTABLE DE BALLES DE GOLF | EP93924643.5 | 1993-10-26 | EP0665762B1 | 1997-03-19 | JANIER, Jean, Louis |
| Distributor of the type comprising ball storing means and an articulated arm supplying a ball to the striking area. According to the invention, the ball storage means consists of a prismatic housing (2) including, adjacent to each of its ends, supporting means (5-6) causing the bottom thereof to slope downwards in the direction of its open downstream end, which delimits an outlet (10) for the passage of only one ball (12), its arm (3) being articulated about a pivot pin (4) in the housing. The distributor comprises a longitudinal chute (13), the upstream end being longitudinally closed, but having an opening (15) for the distribution of a ball (12), while the upstream end is configured in the shape of a spoon (16) for seizing a ball (12). Spring return means (20) are placed between the housing (2) and the arm (3) to bring said arm into a substantially vertical position, once a ball is released. | ||||||
| 73 | GOLF BALL TEEING APPARATUS | EP94915655.0 | 1994-05-20 | EP0702584A1 | 1996-03-27 | O'KEEFFE, John Joseph |
| A golf teeing apparatus comprises two movable carriers (7) each of which supports a flexible rubber tee (17) and a rocker arm (12) which connects the carriers and allows alternate up and down movement thereof. The arrangement facilitates the action of teeing and is intended to have utility in golf driving ranges. | ||||||
| 74 | DISTRIBUTEUR PORTABLE DE BALLES DE GOLF | EP93924643.0 | 1993-10-26 | EP0665762A1 | 1995-08-09 | JANIER, Jean, Louis |
| Distributor of the type comprising ball storing means and an articulated arm supplying a ball to the striking area. According to the invention, the ball storage means consists of a prismatic housing (2) including, adjacent to each of its ends, supporting means (5-6) causing the bottom thereof to slope downwards in the direction of its open downstream end, which delimits an outlet (10) for the passage of only one ball (12), its arm (3) being articulated about a pivot pin (4) in the housing. The distributor comprises a longitudinal chute (13), the upstream end being longitudinally closed, but having an opening (15) for the distribution of a ball (12), while the upstream end is configured in the shape of a spoon (16) for seizing a ball (12). Spring return means (20) are placed between the housing (2) and the arm (3) to bring said arm into a substantially vertical position, once a ball is released. | ||||||
| 75 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR GOLF PRACTICE AND INSTRUCTION. | EP78900094 | 1979-03-13 | EP0006896A4 | 1980-08-18 | ATKINSON KENNETH W; LONGAKER C D LOWELL |
| 76 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR GOLF PRACTICE AND INSTRUCTION. | EP78900094 | 1979-03-13 | EP0006896A1 | 1980-01-23 | ATKINSON KENNETH W; LONGAKER C D LOWELL |
| Methode d'entrainement et d'enseignement du golf qui consiste a projeter une balle de golf dans une zone de frappe de balle pendant que le joueur fait un swing (mouvement de balancement) avec un club de golf, pendant que la tete du club s'approche de la zone de frappe. La balle est projetee et arrive dans la zone de frappe, sur le passage de la tete du club, immediatement avant le balayage de la zone par la tete. L'appareil pour l'entrainement et l'enseignement du golf comprend un poste possedant une zone de frappe (Z) balayee par une tete de club de golf (C) avec lequel un joueur (P) effectue des swings. Un dispositif de projection (12) est actionne (par l'element 18) pendant le swing du club effectue par le joueur, pendant que la tete du club s'approche de la zone de frappe, et projette une balle dans la zone de passage de la tete du club lorsque celle-ci balaye la zone. | ||||||
| 77 | Positionneur automatique de tee et de balle de golf, pour parcours de golf | EP11782452.4 | 2011-10-14 | EP2637753B1 | 2014-09-03 | Dubois, Gérard |
| 78 | GOLF SWING TRAINING MACHINE | EP07746635 | 2007-05-23 | EP2019724A4 | 2014-04-30 | NAM JOONG-HOON |
| 79 | POSITIONNEUR AUTOMATIQUE DE TEE ET DE BALLE DE GOLF, POUR PARCOURS DE GOLF | EP11782452.4 | 2011-10-14 | EP2637753A1 | 2013-09-18 | Dubois, Gérard |
| The invention relates to a portable and ergonomic instrument for storing golf balls and tees and for automatically positioning a tee in the ground at a predetermined height and a ball in balance thereon, by means of a movement of one hand on the part of the player in the standing position. Said instrument consists primarily of a main body (10) serving as a storage unit (12) for balls (Bn), a multi-purpose shuttle (20) and a retaining clamp (P). After setting the desired height of the ball on the thumbwheel (50), the alternating movement of the shuttle (20) from abutment to abutment, using the knob (21), first upward, then downward and finally upward, enables the result to be achieved. Any golfer who has difficulty bending down or squatting, and those who do not wish to bend down or squat, may be interested in owning such an instrument. | ||||||
| 80 | POWERLESS AUTOMATIC TEE UP MACHINE | EP10808307.2 | 2010-08-03 | EP2465587A2 | 2012-06-20 | Kim, Hyong Jun |
The present invention relates to a powerless automatic tee up machine, which repeats the transporting of the golf balls onto a golf tee through potential energy, a cam curve, a principle of balancer and a link system without using power, and which has a maximally simplified structure to significantly reduce manufacturing costs as compared to conventional machines. For this purpose, the powerless automatic tee up machine of the present invention comprises a main body unit which receives a golf ball and feeds the gold ball through an outlet, an outlet block unit for opening/shutting the outlet, a rotating unit which determines the opening/shutting operation of the outlet block unit, and which rotates in accordance with the presence or absence of the golf ball, and a rotation control unit which controls the motion of the rotating unit in accordance with whether or not the golf ball has been transferred to a golf tee by the rotating unit, thereby enabling the repeated tee up of golf balls without using power and also increasing effectiveness in terms of manufacturing costs due to the simplified structure. |
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