Case for golf tool

Claim 2

A golf tool case comprising, in combination: a. First and second sheets of flexible material cut in a size and shape sufficient to form a receptacle for a golf tool; b. A third sheet of flexible material cut in a size and shape which can be sandwiched between a portion of said first and second sheets, said third sheet comprising a permanent magnet; c. Means fastening said first, second and third sheets together ''''along a portion of the peripheries of said sheets'''' with said third sheet sandwiched between said first and second sheets thereby forming a pocket between said first and third sheets to receive a golf tool, said third sheet continuously remaining contiguous with said second sheet, said sheets having a length such that they extend substantially the length of the golf tool when the golf tool is within said pocket, said sEcond sheet having at least one opening therein adjacent said third sheet, said opening being of a size sufficient to receive a magnetizable golf ball marker therein.

Claim 3

A golf tool case of the type described in claim 1 wherein said second sheet is at least as thick as a golf ball marker and said means for fastening said first, second, and third sheets together comprise stitches which pass through each of said sheets.

Claim 4

The combination comprising a magnetic golf tool having one or more pointy pieces of metal extending therefrom, at least one magnetizable golf ball marker, and a golf tool case wherein said golf tool case comprises: a. First and second sheets of flexible material cut in a size and shape sufficient to form a receptacle for a golf tool; b. A third sheet of flexible material cut in a size and shape which can be sandwiched between a portion of said first and second sheets, said third sheet comprising a permanent magnet; c. Means fastening said first, second, and third sheets together ''''along a portion of the peripheries of said sheets'''' with said third sheet sandwiched between said first and second sheets thereby forming a pocket between said first and third sheets, said golf tool being disposed within said pocket said third sheet continuously remaining contiguous with said second sheet, said sheets having a length such that they extend substantially the length of the golf tool, said second sheet having at least one opening therein adjacent said third sheet said magnetizable golf ball marker being disposed within said opening.

Claim 5

The combination comprising a magnetic golf tool having one or more pointy pieces of metal extending therefrom, at least one magnetizable golf ball marker, and a golf tool case wherein said golf tool case comprises: a. First and second sheets of flexible material cut in a size and shape sufficient to form a receptacle for a golf tool; b. A third sheet of flexible material cut in a size and shape which can be sandwiched between a portion of said first and second sheets, said third sheet comprising a permanent magnet; c. Means fastening said first, second, and third sheets together ''''along a portion of the peripheries of said sheets'''' with said third sheet sandwiched between said first and second sheets thereby forming a pocket between said first and third sheets, said golf tool being disposed within said pocket said third sheet continuously remaining contiguous with said second sheet, said sheets having a length such that they extend substantially the length of the golf tool, said second sheet having at least one opening therein adjacent said third sheet said magnetizable golf ball marker being disposed within said opening.

Claim 6

The combination described in claim 3 wherein said second sheet is at least as thick as the golf ball marker and said means for fastening said first, second, and third sheets together comprise stitches which pass through each of said sheets.

Claim 7

A golf tool case of the type described in claim 1 wherein said second sheet is at least as thick as a golfball marker and said first, second, and third sheets are fastened together by means of heat treatment.

Claim 8

The combination described in claim 3 wherein said second sheet is at least as thick as the golfball marker and said first, second, and third sheets are fastened together by means of heat treatment.