A sport paddle, for playing table tennis or similar racket sports, having a rigid blade with a flat face on one side and a glove attached to the opposing side. The glove has a strap for securing the sport paddle to a user's hand. A sleeve for storing spare balls is attachable to the glove. The sleeve has a tube-like shape with an open end shaped to receive and store one or more spare balls within the sleeve.

Aspects herein provide for a pocket structure for a garment that is configured to effectively stow and secure objects such as balls. The pocket structure comprises a gusset insert located on an outer-facing panel of the pocket structure and a pleat structure located on an inner-facing panel of the pocket structure. The gusset insert and the pleat structure work in combination to increase the interior volume of the pocket structure to effectively accommodate the stored object.

A portable golf ball holder includes a ball holder and a clip. The ball holder includes a flexible frame. The frame includes at least one ball-holding unit. The ball-holding unit has an entrance, a circular hole, a pair of expandable frame arms, and a curved recess. The clip is disposed on the rear end of the frame and has a clip body. The clip body has a bent portion connected to the frame to form a clip groove. When a golf ball is placed into the pair of frame arms from the entrance, the golf ball will be accommodated in the curved recess. The overall structure enhances the convenience for golfers to carry golf balls with them for use.

A sports ball holder to that is configured to be worn by a user during play of a game wherein the sports ball holder is configured to releasably secure at least one sports ball. The present invention includes a center portion having a first side and a second side. The center portion further includes a divider member intermediate the first side and second side. A wall member is present on the first side and second side wherein the wall member extends outward on both the first side and second side defining a portion of the first receiving area and the second receiving area. The wall member on the first side and the second side additionally include arm members wherein the arm members extend outward from the wall member defining a periphery of the first receiving area and the second receiving area.

A pickleball holder may include a shaft and a spring mechanism. The shaft may have a diameter sized to fit through one or more holes in a pickleball. The spring mechanism may be at least partially within the shaft and may be configured to compress as the spring mechanism passes through a hole of the one or more holes and to expand when the spring mechanism is outside of the hole to releasably secure one or more pickleballs. In some embodiments, the pickleball holder may include a cord coupled to an end of the shaft.