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Title: |
US5316302:
Golf game of skill and chance
[ Derwent Title ]

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Country: |
US United States of America

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Inventor: |
Sedberry, William C.; Columbus, MS 39701

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Assignee: |
None

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Published / Filed: |
1994-05-31
/ 1992-08-14

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Application Number: |
US1992000930264

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IPC Code: |
Advanced:
A63F 7/06;
A63F 1/04;
A63F 9/00;
A63F 11/00;
Core:
A63F 7/00;
A63F 1/00;
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IPC-7:
A63B 69/36;
A63F 7/06;

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ECLA Code: |
A63F7/06G; K63F1/04; K63F7/08C4; K63F11/00V14;

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U.S. Class: |
Current:
473/185;
273/108.21;
473/158;
473/353;
Original:
273/087.C;
273/176.F;
273/087.F;

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Field of Search: |
273/87 C,87 F,176 R,32 R,176 E,176 L,176 F,87 R

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Priority Number: |
| 1992-08-14 |
US1992000930264 |

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Abstract: |
A golf game of skill and chance intended for two to four players is provided and consists of a playing board with a course end having a plurality of cups and an opposite end having a single cup. A plurality of lines are transversely positioned at the course end and the opposite end of the playing board. A plurality of game cards have indicia thereon to match up with some of the cups on the playing board to indicate to each player how to play the game. A score pad for each player is to keep a written record of the score during the play of the game. A golf ball and a putter club is provided for each player. Each player can stand on the playing board and hit their respective golf ball into one of the cups, as indicated by one game card picked.

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Attorney, Agent or Firm: |
Miller, Richard L. ;

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Primary / Asst. Examiners: |
Graham, Mark S.;

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Maintenance Status: |
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Family: |
None

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First Claim:
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What is claimed is:
1. A golf game of skill and chance which comprises:
- a) a playing board having a playing surface with a course end having a plurality of golf ball receiving cups under the playing surface and an opposite end having a single golf ball receiving cup under the playing surface;
- b) a plurality of putting start lines transversely positioned at the course end and the opposite end of said playing board respectively, between said plurality of golf ball receiving cups and said single golf ball receiving cup;
- c) a plurality of game cards having indicia thereon to match up with some of the cups on said playing board to indicate to each player how to play the game;
- d) a score pad for each player to keep a written record of the score during the play of the game;
- e) a golf ball for each player; and
- f) a putter club, so that each player can in turn stand on said playing board and initially hit a respective golf ball from a start line at the opposite ends towards one of the golf ball receiving cups at the course end for receipt therein, as indicated by one of said game cards picked and, subsequently hit the respective golf ball towards either end of the playing board without modification of the playing surface thereof from a putting start line selected from one at the course end and the opposite end towards a selected one of the plurality of cups and the single cup respectively, according to whether the respective golf ball was successfully received in the indicated golf ball receiving cup as a result of the initial hit.

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