Kenneth J Neu

US Patent:

7527563, May 5, 2009

Filed:

Jul 9, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/825810

Inventors:

Kenneth Neu - Fort Myers FL, US

International Classification:

A63B 55/10
A63B 57/00

US Classification:

473282, 473286, 473408, 81460, 248156

Abstract:

Storage of a golf tool on a putter is disclosed where the golf tool may be easily placed in a storage state and easily removed from the storage state for use to perform a useful function associated with the play of the game of golf. The golf tool is stored on the shaft of a putter directly below the grip of the putter and on a rearward extent generally in a blind spot to the golfer while utilizing the putter to strike a golf ball. The attachment of the golf tool prevents axial rotation about the shaft of the putter from the blind spot into an orientation which would distract the golfer during putting. The golf tool will have at least structures to permit repair of divots on the green with additional structures to perform other functions available on the golf tool.

US Patent:

7621819, Nov 24, 2009

Filed:

Jun 12, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/157693

Inventors:

Kenneth Neu - Fort Myers FL, US

International Classification:

A63B 55/10
B25B 23/00
A45F 3/44
A01B 1/00

US Classification:

473282, 473286, 81460, 248156, 172375, 172378

Abstract:

Performance of at least four (4) useful functions are provided for by a multiple purpose golf tool. The first useful function being release of compression of turf associated with an impact from a golf ball. The remaining useful functions include supporting at least the grip of the club about the ground, applying a rotational pressure to a slot of a slotted head screw or applying a rotational pressure to a phillips slot of a phillips slotted head screw or club face groove cleaning or golf shoe spike cleaning or sharpening of a pencil or removal of a bottle cap from a bottle or lifting a beverage can pull tab relative to the beverage can or install and removal of a golf shoe spike relative to a golf shoe. The multiple purpose golf tool may be stored on a shaft of a putter directly below a grip of the putter.

US Patent:

7699722, Apr 20, 2010

Filed:

Dec 8, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/315919

Inventors:

Kenneth Neu - Fort Myers FL, US
Robert C Irion - Fort Myers FL, US

Assignee:

Kenneth Neu LLC - Fort Myers FL

International Classification:

A63B 57/00

US Classification:

473400, 473398

Abstract:

A tee portion and a height regulating portion cooperate to form a height adjustable golf tee where the user may readily and easily adjust placement of the height regulating portion relative to a placement zone along the tee portion and lock the height regulating portion at a desired location defined by the user. The height regulating portion is locked onto the tee portion during assembly where it may not inadvertently become separated during use, transport or storage. The height regulating portion is easily transferred between an adjustment position and a locking position utilizing a simple toggle like action. The height adjustable golf tee provides for a golf ball to be retained consistently at a user defined elevation above the ground during play of the game of golf.

US Patent:

7942756, May 17, 2011

Filed:

Nov 12, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/927387

Inventors:

Kenneth Neu - Fort Myers FL, US

International Classification:

A63B 57/00

US Classification:

473282, 473286, 81460, 248156, 172375, 172378

Abstract:

A golf tool capable of performing multiple manipulation tasks associated with the play of the game of golf has a body of a first material and inserts of a second material. The inserts are user removable and replaceable relative to the body of the golf tool. The inserts will be associated with tasks which require a relatively strong and durable material in order to ensure an acceptable life span for performance of their respective tasks. Cutting or scrapping operations are such tasks. The use of durable inserts provide for the body of the golf tool to be considerable less expensive to manufacture using lighter and softer materials than that material utilized for the inserts. Replacement of the insert with a replacement insert, supplied with the golf tool, is an option when the respective deployed insert becomes worn or dull. Removal of certain inserts provide for easier sharpening of cutting edges.

US Patent:

7945983, May 24, 2011

Filed:

Aug 25, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/229578

Inventors:

Kenneth Neu - Fort Myers FL, US

International Classification:

A47L 13/16
A47L 13/282

US Classification:

15227, 15118, 36 15

Abstract:

A floor wipe is provided in the general shape of a human foot and has a floor contact side and a foot contact side where a user would place their foot on the foot contact side of the device and manipulate the device about the floor to clean an area of the floor. The device has a first cleaning area, having a first characteristic, such as absorbency, about a toe placement end of the device and a second cleaning area, having a second characteristic, such as scouring, which is unique from the characteristic of the first cleaning area, about a heel placement end of the device. The foot contact side has structural configuration elements which resist the foot of the user from slipping there along during usage. These structural configuration elements include embroidery in the shape of human toes at the toe placement end of the device.

US Patent:

8365344, Feb 5, 2013

Filed:

Nov 28, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/373711

Inventors:

Kenneth Neu - Fort Myers FL, US

International Classification:

A47L 13/02

US Classification:

1523606, 1523601, 1523605, 1523607, 1523608

Abstract:

The tool provides for cleaning of debris from grooves positioned on a face of a golf club. The tool has at least one working set of groove penetration pins which extend from a face contact side of the tool. Each groove penetration pin of the working set utilized during a cleaning procedure seats within a respective groove of the golf club. Preferably each deployed working set has three groove penetration pins. Once the groove penetration pins of the utilized working set are seated in unique grooves the tool is moved along the face of the golf club where each groove penetration pin is displaced substantially along the length of the respective groove. This provides for at least a substantial portion of any debris within the groove under treatment to be removed from the grooves. A series of such swipes of the tool are employed to clean debris from all grooves.

US Patent:

8424148, Apr 23, 2013

Filed:

May 17, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/068629

Inventors:

Kenneth Neu - Fort Myers FL, US

International Classification:

A47L 13/16
A47L 13/282

US Classification:

15227, 15118, 36 15

Abstract:

A floor wipe is provided in a symmetrical shape wherein a human foot may easily fit with toes of the foot at a desired end of the floor wipe and the heel of the foot at the opposing end. Floor wipe has a floor contact side and a foot contact side where a user would place their foot on the foot contact side of the device and manipulate the device about the floor to clean an area of the floor. The device has a first cleaning area, having a first characteristic, such as absorbency, at one end of the device and a second cleaning area, having a second characteristic, such as scouring, which is unique from the characteristic of the first cleaning area, at an opposing end of the device. The foot contact side has structural configuration elements which resist the foot of the user from slipping there along during usage.

US Patent:

8206236, Jun 26, 2012

Filed:

Nov 23, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/592394

Inventors:

Kenneth Neu - Fort Myers FL, US

International Classification:

A63B 57/00
A63B 55/10

US Classification:

473282, 473408, 24 312, 81460, 248156, 172375, 172378

Abstract:

A golf tool retention clip attaches to a brim of a hat and retains the golf tool where the wearer of the hat has ready and easy access to the golf tool during play of the game of golf. The golf tool retention clip also retains a ball marker for ready and easy access to the ball marker during play of the game of golf. The golf tool retention clip is inconspicuous to the player and does not interfere with play of the game of golf. The golf tool retention clip has opposing panels with are coupled together and which side onto the brim of the hat with the golf tool positioned on the upper surface of the brim while the ball marker positioned on the lower surface of the brim. The golf tool has features to perform multiple functions associated with the game of golf.