A golf accessory carrying device as a central tubular portion with inwardly facing rims for holding golf balls and an outwardly extending flange for holding golf accessories. The device may also include a strap for attaching the device to a golf bag, golf cart or the like.
An integral one-piece construction includes a rigid flat body having a face with indicia thereon. Golf tees have their pointed ends breakably connected to the body to be broken off and supported in holes in the body. The tees have shoulders thereon and protuberances on the shanks to hold the tees in place in the associated holes. The tees have ball supporting ends spaced at different distances from the shoulders to support golf balls at different heights above the ground. Golf ball markers are breakably connected to the body and have stems which fit in holes in the body to support the markers on the body after it is broken off. A turf repair tool is breakably connected to the body and has stems which fit in holes in the body to support the tool on the body after it is broken off. A slot is formed through the body for receiving a strap to connect the device to a golf bag.
The present invention relates to a golf ball sleeve adapted for the simple, convenient and silent insertion, storage, and retrieval of balls during a golf game. The holder comprises a sleeve of material that is open at two ends which sleeve retains one or more golf balls therein. The material comprising the sleeve is sufficiently elastic to allow easy insertion and removal of the golf balls from either end of the sleeve while also retaining one or more golf balls within the sleeve.
A device for the practice of golf includes a base plate with two clasps (10) to fasten it to the waist. Base (1) has two nipping appendages (2) for two balls ( 4 ) which can be extracted easily, and two partitions (7) with holes for both TEES, holding a shield (8) with a button (10), for marking the position of the ball.
A fastening device for holding a golf implement set is described. The fastening device includes a fastening stand having a clip attached to one side thereof for attachment to a person's belt. A plurality of embedded channels is attached to the other side of the fastening stand. The embedded channels are formed by ribbed strips and are adapted to hold ball location markers, mending tools, a brush, etc. A plurality of openings are provided along a top surface of the fastening stand. The openings are sized to permit insertion of different sized golf tees into the fastening stand. In addition, the openings include resilient clip members for resiliently holding the golf tees. The fastening device firmly holds the golf implement set in place so that they do not drop when a golfer is using the fastening device while playing golf.
A bottle strap is adapted to detachable engagement with the neck of a bottle. The neck has a bottle neck ring with a neck region disposed below the ring. The strap is a flat elongated flexible thin member having two opposite ends with an enlargement at one end. The enlargement has an opening therein. The opening has a serrated periphery and is adapted to be snap fitted over the bottle neck ring so that the enlargement is firmly secured to the neck region, the other end of the member being adapted to detachably engage the member at a position intermediate its ends, thereby forming a closed loop.