A golf swing assistance apparatus comprises a cart body having a gear assembly, a height adjustable body rest pad, a pair of handle means adaptable to actuate the gear assembly, a safety shroud, a carrier, a drive shaft and a balancing cart leg connected to a stabilizing foot. The gear assembly includes a main ring gear operably coupled to a drive shaft gear by means of a pawl. The safety shroud ensures safety of a player and the carrier holds at least one golf club. The balancing cart leg adjusts the height of the apparatus. When the player actuates the gear assembly by pressing the handle, the drive shaft creates a direct drive mechanism that rotates the carrier and adjusts the at least one golf club in a perfect arc to hit a golf ball by providing a swing motion to the golf club.

A golf swing assistance apparatus comprises a cart body having a gear assembly, a height adjustable body rest pad, a pair of handle means adaptable to actuate the gear assembly, a safety shroud, a carrier, a drive shaft and a balancing cart leg connected to a stabilizing foot. The gear assembly includes a main ring gear operably coupled to a drive shaft gear by means of a pawl. The safety shroud ensures safety of a player and the carrier holds at least one golf club. The balancing cart leg adjusts the height of the apparatus. When the player actuates the gear assembly by pressing the handle, the drive shaft creates a direct drive mechanism that rotates the carrier and adjusts the at least one golf club in a perfect arc to hit a golf ball by providing a swing motion to the golf club.

The present invention relates to a multipurpose golf equipment device for storing golf equipment and a golf club while golfing. A first end of the body is comprised of at least one cutout that receives a shaft of a golf club when the device is free-standing and is supported by a clip in a kickstand-like manner. When not in the free-standing configuration, the device can be clipped to a golf bag via the clip wherein a headcover can be stored on the first end. The fastener may also allow a user to secure a golf glove to the device.

The present invention relates to a multipurpose golf equipment device for storing golf equipment and a golf club while golfing. A first end of the body is comprised of at least one cutout that receives a shaft of a golf club when the device is free-standing and is supported by a clip in a kickstand-like manner. When not in the free-standing configuration, the device can be clipped to a golf bag via the clip wherein a headcover can be stored on the first end. The fastener may also allow a user to secure a golf glove to the device.

A golf club stand, having a first end and a second end. The first end has a U-shaped member designed to support the handle of a golf club. The second end is designed to insert into the ground on a golf course. A spring clip is attached to an arm of the U-shaped support member, in which the spring clip is designed to removably attach to an upper edge of a golf club bag. In this way, the golf club stand is designed to be transported alongside the golf club bag and is designed to support a previously discarded golf club while inserted into the ground.

A golf club stand, having a first end and a second end. The first end has a U-shaped member designed to support the handle of a golf club. The second end is designed to insert into the ground on a golf course. A spring clip is attached to an arm of the U-shaped support member, in which the spring clip is designed to removably attach to an upper edge of a golf club bag. In this way, the golf club stand is designed to be transported alongside the golf club bag and is designed to support a previously discarded golf club while inserted into the ground.

An equipment caddy is provided that is convertible between a container and an equipment rack.

A shaft holding device comprises a body that has a top and a bottom and a central axis extending between the top and the bottom. A length of the body measured along the central axis is larger than a largest dimension measured perpendicular to the central axis. A plurality of slots is formed by the body and each is configured to releasably secure a shaft therein. Each of the plurality of slots has an axis spaced from and generally parallel with the central axis. Each of the plurality of slots is open along a side of the body and, for each cross section along the length of the body taken about a plane perpendicular to the central axis, each inner circumferential width of an opening of each of the plurality of slots is smaller than a diameter of each of the plurality of slots.

A shaft holding device comprises a body that has a top and a bottom and a central axis extending between the top and the bottom. A length of the body measured along the central axis is larger than a largest dimension measured perpendicular to the central axis. A plurality of slots is formed by the body and each is configured to releasably secure a shaft therein. Each of the plurality of slots has an axis spaced from and generally parallel with the central axis. Each of the plurality of slots is open along a side of the body and, for each cross section along the length of the body taken about a plane perpendicular to the central axis, each inner circumferential width of an opening of each of the plurality of slots is smaller than a diameter of each of the plurality of slots.

The Golf Club Carrier On a Wheel provides the golfer, who wishes to walk and have 14 clubs available at all times to select and replace, an opportunity to do so without a undo strain. The carrier is uniquely designed to have the center of gravity of the clubs and carrier on the wheel; therefore, the golfer does not have to push or pull the weight of the carrier and clubs. As a result the golfer is free to enjoy the round without physical strain. Mental strain is another story.