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A golf ball marker holder is provided that can be placed upon the top surface of a golfer's shoe and attached to the shoe by sliding the shoe lace of the golfer's shoe up a slot, past a retaining structure, and into a receiving area, after which the shoe lace is tightened and the golf ball marker ho

A golf ball marker holder is provided that can be placed upon the top surface of a golfer's shoe and attached to the shoe by sliding the shoe lace of the golfer's shoe up a slot, past a retaining structure, and into a receiving area, after which the shoe lace is tightened and the golf ball marker holder is retained in place. The holder is of a unitary structure having two major portions, in which these two portions are pivotally attached to one another to form an upper and lower portion that forms a slot therebetween. This slot is used to receive the shoe lace of a golfer's shoe, and the holder is maneuvered to slide the shoe lace through the slot and into a receiving area. Once the shoe lace reaches that receiving area, the shoe lace will be retained by a corner structure within the slot, which will not allow the shoe lace to easily slide back out of the slot. The holder includes a receptacle/orifice that is able to receive the protruding post of a golf ball marker of more than one size and shape. Once the golf ball marker has been placed into this receiving receptacle/opening, then the golfer will have a readily available ball marker which can be easily found and used when the golfer attempts to mark a ball on a putting green, for example.

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A golf ball marker holder is provided that can be placed upon the top surface of a golfer's shoe and attached to the shoe by sliding the shoe lace of the golfer's shoe up a slot, past a retaining structure, and into a receiving area, after which the shoe lace is tightened and the golf ball marker ho

A golf ball marker holder is provided that can be placed upon the top surface of a golfer's shoe and attached to the shoe by sliding the shoe lace of the golfer's shoe up a slot, past a retaining structure, and into a receiving area, after which the shoe lace is tightened and the golf ball marker holder is retained in place. The holder is of a unitary structure having two major portions, in which these two portions are pivotally attached to one another to form an upper and lower portion that forms a slot therebetween. This slot is used to receive the shoe lace of a golfer's shoe, and the holder is maneuvered to slide the shoe lace through the slot and into a receiving area. Once the shoe lace reaches that receiving area, the shoe lace will be retained by a corner structure within the slot, which will not allow the shoe lace to easily slide back out of the slot. The holder includes a receptacle/orifice that is able to receive the protruding post of a golf ball marker of more than one size and shape. Once the golf ball marker has been placed into this receiving receptacle/opening, then the golfer will have a readily available ball marker which can be easily found and used when the golfer attempts to mark a ball on a putting green, for example. 30200, Quichaud et al., 073/431; US-4178811, 19791200, Shepherd, 074/574; US-4395809, 19830800, Whieley, 188/378; US-4487402, 19841200, Takayanagi et al., 267/379; US-4509781, 19850400, Dick et al., 188/379; US-4581933, 19860400, Mansley, 073/431; US-5366210, 19941100, Grunau et al., 188/380; US-5389746, 19950200, Moody, 440/052; US-5474499, 19951200, Olson, 464/083; US-5878980, 19990300, Cooley, Jr., 267/141.3; US-5890569, 19990400, Goepfert, 188/378; US-6113030, 20000900, Law et al., 248/638; US-6202961, 20010300, Wilke et al., 188/378