Box for storing golf ball and practicing putting

Abstract

The present invention relates to a box for storing golf balls and practicing putting, which can be used to store golf balls and related accessories such as tees, and the box is composed of an upper casing and a lower casing each having a handle on it. In the lower casing, it has an appropriate accommodation space, and a supporting member being disposed at an appropriate location on the edge of the lower casing and extending towards the accommodation space. Further, the upper casing has a concave surface being disposed at the corresponsive side of the lower casing, and a groove hole being disposed in the concave surface and extended outwards. A passage is disposed at the edge of the concave surface extending outwards and is corresponsive to the supporting member. When such box is in use, golf balls and accessories can be stored in the accommodation space, which is very convenient for the user to carry and access. In addition, when the upper casing of the box is turned upside down, the concave surface of the box faces upward allowing the user to practice putting.

What is claimed is:  
     
         1 . A box for storing golf balls and practicing putting, comprising an upper casing corresponding in shape with a lower casing; wherein the lower casing has a lower handle, and the lower casing has an accommodation space with appropriate area; 
 the upper casing has an upper handle which totally fits into the lower handle to form a handle for users to carry, and the upper casing has a concave surface corresponsive to the lower casing, such concave surface could be a circular concave surface as an embodiment, and said concave surface has a groove hole being extended outwards, and the edge of the concave surface has a passage which extends outwards and is corresponsive to a supporting member, and said passage being tapered from the connected end with the concave surface towards the free end;    wherein, when the box is in use, the golf ball and accessories can be stored in the accommodation space to facilitate users to carry and access, and it can be turned upside down such that the concave surface of the upper casing faces upward to let users practice with putting.    
     
     
         2 . A box for storing golf balls and practicing putting as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the lower casing has a support member corresponsive to the passage, such that when the upper casing and the lower casing being coupled together, the passage prevents it from being depressed inwards by means of the support by the support member.