US2008051227A1PendingUtilityA1

Golf ball mark repair tool

Assignee: OTSUBO HIROFUSAPriority: Aug 28, 2006Filed: Aug 28, 2006Published: Feb 28, 2008
Est. expiryAug 28, 2026(~0.1 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Hirofusa Otsubo
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Abstract

A ball mark repair tool includes a flat handle and vertical blades extending forward of the handle on parallel blade axes. The blades are oriented in planes parallel to each other and normal to the plane of the handle. The handle is adapted to be grasped between a user's thumb and fingers, and the blades are adapted for incremental movement through turf and soil.

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1 . A ball mark repair tool, including a flat and substantially horizontal handle, and a plurality of flat vertical blades extending forward of said handle on parallel blade axes;
 said blades oriented in planes parallel to each other and normal to the plane of said handle;   whereby said handle is adapted to be grasped between a user's thumb and fingers, and said blades are adapted for incremental combing movement through turf and soil.   
   
   
       2 . A ball mark repair tool as defined in  claim 1 , in which each of said blades, at the juncture thereof with said handle, is turned relative to the plane of said handle, so that the planes of said blades are perpendicular to the plane of said handle. 
   
   
       3 . A ball mark repair tool as defined in  claim 1 , said tool being formed of a single piece, and each of said blades, at the juncture thereof with said handle, is turned relative to the plane of said handle, so that the planes of said blades are perpendicular to the plane of said handle. 
   
   
       4 . A ball mark repair tool, including a flat handle and a plurality of flat blades extending forward of said handle on parallel blade axes;
 said blades oriented in planes parallel to each other and normal to the plane of said handle;   whereby said handle is adapted to be grasped between a user's thumb and fingers, and a said blades are adapted for incremental combing movement through turf and soil.

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