| 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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| 121 | GOLF BALL TEEING DEVICE AND METHOD OF USE | US14143621 | 2013-12-30 | US20140357389A1 | 2014-12-04 | Andrew J. Fischer |
| A golf ball teeing device and methods of use are described. Embodiments of the golf ball teeing device include a swing arm rotatably coupled to a base. The base can be included to secure the swing arm to a golf mat or the ground. In a general operation, a golf ball can be moved to a cradle of the swing arm using a golf club. The golf club can then be used to engage and rotate the swing arm. As the swing arm is rotated, the golf ball can follow a track to an aperture. After the swing arm has rotated approximately 120 degrees, the golf ball can exit the aperture and deposit onto a tee. In some embodiments, a biasing structure can be included to return the swing arm to a starting position. | ||||||
| 122 | Powerless automatic tee up machine | US13389158 | 2010-08-03 | US08485912B2 | 2013-07-16 | Hyong Jun Kim |
| 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. | ||||||
| 123 | LOW GROUND CLEARANCE-TYPE BALL SUPPLY DEVICE | US13822393 | 2011-09-07 | US20130172092A1 | 2013-07-04 | Song Hwan Choi |
| A ball supply device where a ball is automatically supplied to a designated position is provided. The ball supply device includes a mat unit having an inclined surface and a hole, where a ball provided along the inclined surface is positioned; a tee member lifted up and down along an axial line of the hole in the mat unit and moving the ball positioned in the hole to a tee shot position at a spot that is upwardly spaced from a plane of the mat unit; a loading unit located on a plane lower than the mat unit and moving the ball loaded thereon to the mat unit; and a feeding member positioned between the loading unit and the mat unit and providing balls, which are provided from the loading unit one by one, to the inclined surface of the mat unit by performing a swing motion within a range. | ||||||
| 124 | GOLF BALL FEEDING APPARATUS | US13126168 | 2009-10-09 | US20110207543A1 | 2011-08-25 | Sang-Won Park |
| The present invention relates to a feed unit 10 mounted at one side of an interior of a body 1 so as to feed a golf ball 40 and an adjustment unit 20 mounted at an other side of the interior of the body 1 so as to adjust a height of a golf tee 30, wherein the feed unit 10 includes: a main body 11 having a passage 11a through which the golf ball 40 passes, an inlet port 12 and an outlet port 13 formed at both ends of the passage 11a, and shaft holes 11b formed at both side walls thereof; a pulley 14 fittingly disposed between the shaft holes 11b of the main body; movable plates 15 each having a bearing 15a mounted thereon and disposed on both outer sides of the shaft holes 11b of the main body 11 in such a manner as to be coupled at one side thereof to the main body 11 by means of shaft pins 16 and be connected at the other side thereof with a spring 17 mounted on the main body 11, thereby allowing the movable plates 15 and the pulley 14 to rotate about the shaft pins 16; and a feed motor 18 mounted at one side movable plate 15 and having a shaft 18a coupled to the bearing 15a and the pulley 14 so as to rotate the pulley 14 by the activation thereof, and wherein the adjustment unit 20 includes: an upper plate 21 having an entry/exit hole 21a formed at one side thereof; a lower plate 22; a support rod 23 disposed between the upper plate 21 and the lower plate 22 so as to fixedly support the upper plate 21 and the lower plate 22; guide rods 24 mounted at left and right sides on the underside of the entry/exit hole 21a in such a manner as to be fixed between the upper plate 21 and the lower plate 22; an elevating board 25 adapted to insertedly fit around the guide rods in such a manner as to move upwardly and downwardly along the guide rods 24; the golf tee 30 mounted on the elevating board 25; gears 26a and 26b mounted at the back side of the elevating board 25 in such a manner as to be located on the inner sides of the upper plate 21 and the lower plate 22; a stepping motor 27 mounted on one side of the lower plate 22; a power gear 28 located at the shaft of the stepping motor 27; and a timing belt 29 adapted to couple the power gear 28 and the gears 26a and 26b thereto in such a manner as to be fixed to one side of the elevating board 25, whereby the golf ball 40 dispensed through the outlet port 13 of the feed unit 10 is teed up on the golf tee 30 of the adjustment unit 20. | ||||||
| 125 | AUTOMATIC GOLF BALL SUPPLY DEVICE | US13000360 | 2009-05-28 | US20110092302A1 | 2011-04-21 | Wan Je Cho |
| The present invention relates to an automatic golf ball supply device for automatically supplying golf balls to a position where the user hits the golf ball using a golf club. A characterising feature of the present invention is that it comprises: a frame; an ascending and descending vertical carrier provided in such a way that it is free to ascend and descend; a motor; a first rod for performing a forwards rotation or backwards rotation movement; a second rod linked in movement to the other end of the first rod; a separating type of pressed-member which separates from the ascending and descending vertical carrier when the ascending and descending vertical carrier is ascending, and which collides with and is pressed by a pushing plate formed in the other side surface of the ascending and descending vertical carrier when the ascending and descending vertical carrier is descending; a rotational force transmission means for converting the pressing force of the pressed-member into a rotational force; and a golf ball guide member means for nudging the golf ball and settling it on a tee member of the ascending and descending vertical carrier when the vertical carrier has descended, by means of the rotational force transmission means. As a result, the present invention is advantageous in that it reduces production costs, lessens the incidence of malfunction, and can maintain a flexible performance in operation in diverse environments. | ||||||
| 126 | Golf ball dispensing and teeing device | US11900866 | 2007-09-13 | US20090075743A1 | 2009-03-19 | Dave W. Hogan |
| A golf ball dispensing and teeing device is provided which allows a single golf ball to be metered from a supply tube and travel therefrom to rest atop an elevated ball tee. | ||||||
| 127 | DIRECTIONAL PRACTICE DEVICE | US12107709 | 2008-04-22 | US20090062028A1 | 2009-03-05 | Victor Wu; Leo Wu; Authar Wu |
| A directional practice device includes an elongated ball-receiving member disposed on a flat surface and having a slot adapted for receiving a plurality of golf balls, and an upright heel-engaging surface disposed at a side of the ball-receiving member and perpendicular to the flat surface. The heel-engaging surface has a lower end defining a side of a head-traveling path extending along a longitudinal direction. The golf balls can be pushed by a putter head to drop from the slot onto the head-traveling path one at a time. After one of the golf balls drops onto the head-traveling path, the putter head can be moved along the head-traveling path to strike the one of the golf balls in the longitudinal direction in such a manner that the heel of the putter head moves on the heel-engaging surface. | ||||||
| 128 | Semi automatic air tee | US11043743 | 2005-01-26 | US07252595B2 | 2007-08-07 | Shay Regev |
| A semi-automatic teeing device includes a cylindrical housing having a gas inlet port connectable to a gas pressure source; a removable cover for sealed engagement with the housing so as to define therewith a sealable container; a tee mounted within a central support portion of the cover; air-pressure-operated apparatus located within the container for moving the tee between an at-rest position, and a primed position in which the tee supports a practice golf ball at a useful height; and an air-pressure control, responsive to the presence of a practice golf ball on the tee, to substantially seal the container so as to activate the air-pressure-operated apparatus to move the tee from the at-rest position to the primed position and operative, upon removal of the ball from the tee, to release the air pressure within the container, thereby to permit the return of the tee to the at rest position. | ||||||
| 129 | Golf Advertising System | US11568314 | 2004-12-10 | US20070167251A1 | 2007-07-19 | Gavin Gerard PATHROSS; Yu Jin Gerald QUEK |
| A golf advertisement system is provided. The system includes a driving range mat having promotional material on a substantially uniform surface thereof. Preferably, the promotional material is disposed on a removable section which can be replaced with other promotional material. A golf dispensing device is provided, and preferable serves as a tee divider. The dispensing device includes further promotion material, which is preferably removable and replaceable. The device can be used in conjunction with the mat, and can dispense the golf ball on or over the promotional material on the mat for added focus on the material. In various embodiments, the dispensing device includes an electronic display panel, an audio output device, or a video camera to record a golf'swing, or a seating area. The display panel can provide further promotional material, and optionally provides feedback related to the golfer swing. An optional mirror is provided for a golf to view the swing. A plurality of such device can be couple via a network and central computing device. | ||||||
| 130 | Game apparatus having a ball drop mechanism | US11041718 | 2005-01-22 | US07186186B2 | 2007-03-06 | Takeo Imahata |
| A ball drop mechanism for a game apparatus has a mechanism allowing to drop balls one by one on a desired location. The ball drop mechanism includes a housing that stores balls, a cylindrical ball passage connected to the housing, and a cogged stopper that is located in the housing near the ball passage. One side of the cogged stopper has a hollowed portion that matches a circumference of the ball passage. A golf ball dispenser is established by installing the ball drop mechanism for a game apparatus. The golf ball dispenser has a plurality of ball cylinders which install and guide a large number of golf balls and has a golf ball placer with a seesaw movement mechanism to place a ball accurately on the ground. | ||||||
| 131 | Ball feeder | US10799649 | 2004-03-15 | US07182696B2 | 2007-02-27 | Martin Wyeth |
| A ball feeder comprises a funnel having a base, opposing side walls, a ball inlet end and a ball outlet end. The base 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. The ball feeder also comprises a scoop for receiving a single transverse row of balls at the outlet end of the funnel and means 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. | ||||||
| 132 | Teeing device and method of operating thereof | US10908366 | 2005-05-09 | US07175547B2 | 2007-02-13 | Barry Naus, Jr. |
| A teeing device includes a ball magazine an actuator having a tee magazine, and a base connected to the ball magazine and the actuator by a common passage. Pressing the actuator downward places a tee and in the ground with a ball set on the tee. | ||||||
| 133 | Golf ball dispensing device | US10870069 | 2004-06-18 | US06984178B1 | 2006-01-10 | Chih Hsing Chen |
| A golf ball dispensing device is disclosed. The device body includes an elevating device, a ball seat and a railing device. The ball seat, corresponding to the end side of the railing device, is mounted to the elevating device, allowing up and down movement. When the ball seat moves upward, golf ball is loaded and when the ball seat moves downward, golf ball is placed onto the ball seat from the railing device. The elevating device, the railing device are respectively mounted with a plurality of sensors and motor. The dispensing device can automatically provide golf balls ready for practicing. | ||||||
| 134 | PORTABLE AUTOMATIC GOLF BALL TEEING APPARATUS | US10871973 | 2004-06-17 | US20050282647A1 | 2005-12-22 | James Staehs |
| A storage means holds a quantity of golf balls for automatic placement upon a tee. An gating mechanism releases a single ball to roll by gravity power to a ball holder. Upon activation by the user an extendable arm causes the ball holder to be positioned over the tee, then the extendable arm rotates downwardly, leaving the ball upon the tee. A sensor signals a controller to reverse a motor, retracting the extendable arm fully. Upon full retraction a next golf ball is released to the ball holder. The user activates a new cycle by placing a golf club head in the vicinity of the invention. The invention may be battery powered and is small enough to be used anywhere. | ||||||
| 135 | GOLF BALL DISPENSING DEVICE | US10870069 | 2004-06-18 | US20050282646A1 | 2005-12-22 | Chih Chen |
| A golf ball dispensing device is disclosed. The device body includes an elevating device, a ball seat and a railing device. The ball seat, corresponding to the end side of the railing device, is mounted to the elevating device, allowing up and down movement. When the ball seat moves upward, golf ball is loaded and when the ball seat moves downward, golf ball is placed onto the ball seat from the railing device. The elevating device, the railing device are respectively mounted with a plurality of sensors and motor. The dispensing device can automatically provide golf balls ready for practicing. | ||||||
| 136 | TEEING DEVICE AND METHOD OF OPERATING THEREOF | US10908366 | 2005-05-09 | US20050255929A1 | 2005-11-17 | Barry Naus |
| A teeing device includes a ball magazine an actuator having a tee magazine, and a base connected to the ball magazine and the actuator by a common passage. Pressing the actuator downward places a tee and in the ground with a ball set on the tee. | ||||||
| 137 | Tee up golf practicing device | US10799218 | 2004-03-12 | US06929556B1 | 2005-08-16 | Mark A. Wolbert |
| A golf ball teeing machine having a convenient carrying case for easily transporting the machine in suitcase fashion by a handle on the top. When set down the top is opened to reveal a golf ball magazine, which may be filled with golf balls. With the top open one side of the case pivots at the base to form a tee off pad with a golf tee centered therein. The golf tees are replaceable and come in different heights. Artificial grass may be snapped onto the tee off pad for easily replacing or removing the grass. Golf balls are delivered to the tee by a pedal sending one ball at a time down a tilting ramp. The tee off pad is attached to the case such that the tee is always in alignment with the tilting ramp for placement of balls on the tee. | ||||||
| 138 | Ball feeder | US10799649 | 2004-03-15 | US20040192456A1 | 2004-09-30 | Martin Wyeth |
| A ball feeder includes a funnel having a base, opposing side walls, a ball inlet end and a ball outlet end. The base 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. The ball feeder also includes a scoop for receiving a single transverse row of balls at the outlet end of the funnel and elements 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 elements may also raise and lower a tee. | ||||||
| 139 | Mechanical semi-automatic tee-up device and method | US10715056 | 2003-11-17 | US20040127302A1 | 2004-07-01 | Donald R. Jones |
| An automatic tee-up device including a golf ball reservoir, a platform with a groove for a golf ball to travel from the reservoir to a tee, and a ball ejector disposed to eject golf balls one at a time from the reservoir onto the groove. The tee is movable from below a level of the golf ball in the groove to above the level of the golf ball in the groove. After the golf ball is ejected by the ejector, the golf ball travels on the groove to the tee and is raised by the tee into a position suitable for striking with a golf club. | ||||||
| 140 | Mechanical handling device for golf balls at a driving range | US10470297 | 2003-12-22 | US20040082398A1 | 2004-04-29 | Philip Gager |
| 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 (FIG. 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 (FIG. 4), and loss of ball weight at the tee (14), after striking the ball, also being sensed by the transducer (26) to activate control means to cause the arm (24/tee (14) to be pivotably returned to its neutral position. The invention also includes a driving range tee (1) provided with a device (6). | ||||||
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