296,877. Hart, T. H. Aug. 12,1927. Golf cups for holes.-In a device for ejecting balls from the holes used in ball-putting games, the ball-receiving receptacle used for lining the hole is provided with a pivoted base so that a ball resting on one end of the base can be ejected by pressure applied to the other end of the base by a putting club, walking stick, or the like. A disc-like base c is pivoted on a spindle e within the liner b and the extent of the pivotal movement is limited by a cross-piece f. A hole may be formed in the base to permit the insertion into the ground of the usual flag post. The entrance of a ball depresses one side of the base as shown bv broken lines; to eject the ball the opposite side of the base is depressed sharply by means of a putting club or walking stick.