Racket Golf is a golf-style game intended for leisure and friendly competitive play used in common recreational areas such as backyards, parks, beaches, paved surfaces, and within large building spaces. It consists of a Racket Golf club designed to strike a plastic projectile toward a moveable target hole. The Racket Golf club may include string webbing similar in configuration to a tennis or badminton racket. The Racket Golf projectile consists of a ball and tee which in one embodiment are separate pieces and in another embodiment are attached to one another. The tee would serve to hold the striking surface of the projectile above the playing surface, and in the attached version, would also limit the projectile's flight after it had been struck. The target hole is ring-shaped that may include a raised ramp about its circumference. The target hole can be moved about during play to change the difficulty or to adjust the playing par. Alternatively, the target hole can be left in place, but approached from various starting positions to vary the playing course.

A shoulder rotation clip as a putting trainer to assist a golfer in repetitive drills to improve the skills necessary to strike a golf ball in a straight manner and drop the ball into the hole on a putting green. The shoulder rotation clip is used in conjunction with existing alignment rods to prevent twisting of the wrists and arms to improve a golfer's putting stroke.

A golf clothing for correcting a swing posture in golf sports is disclosed, which includes a clothing body (1) and an auxiliary structure for correcting swing posture provided on the clothing body, wherein: the auxiliary structure for correcting swing posture enables a player (5) to keep a shape formed by both arms and shoulders of the player as a triangular shape during a swing process. Through the auxiliary structure for correcting swing posture, the present invention is able to correct the swing posture of the player (5), especially the beginner, so that the player (5) is able to grasp the correct swing posture as soon as possible, thereby quickly improving the golf level and the sports experience.

A golf clothing for correcting a swing posture in golf sports is disclosed, which includes a clothing body (1) and an auxiliary structure for correcting swing posture provided on the clothing body, wherein: the auxiliary structure for correcting swing posture enables a player (5) to keep a shape formed by both arms and shoulders of the player as a triangular shape during a swing process. Through the auxiliary structure for correcting swing posture, the present invention is able to correct the swing posture of the player (5), especially the beginner, so that the player (5) is able to grasp the correct swing posture as soon as possible, thereby quickly improving the golf level and the sports experience.

A putt ruler is a device that separates the skills of straight-line putting from reading the green. The putt ruler may be affixed to the golf green and may be rotated to align with the identified target line. Through placement of two golf balls atop the putt ruler, a golfer may produce a putt that follows a straight line, when the stroke used may not have produced a straight-line putt on a single golf ball. The golfer may then evaluate the chosen target line in relation to the resultant putt and evaluate the speed of the putt as the ball travels along the playing surface.

The present invention pertains to a golf tee comprising a stem portion and a top portion connected to the stem portion, the top portion includes an upper surface that opposes the stem and having a convex shape, free of an adhesive layer or material that anchors the ball on the upper surface against uneven ground. The golf tee minimizes friction and other impeding forces between the tee and the ball by reducing an area of contact between the tee and the ball, while preventing the player from installing the golf tee other than vertically into the ground, or horizontal to the Earth's surface, thereby preventing the golf player from having to alter his or her posture and stroke according to the mounting of the ball.

The present invention pertains to a golf tee comprising a stem portion and a top portion connected to the stem portion, the top portion includes an upper surface that opposes the stem and having a convex shape, free of an adhesive layer or material that anchors the ball on the upper surface against uneven ground. The golf tee minimizes friction and other impeding forces between the tee and the ball by reducing an area of contact between the tee and the ball, while preventing the player from installing the golf tee other than vertically into the ground, or horizontal to the Earth's surface, thereby preventing the golf player from having to alter his or her posture and stroke according to the mounting of the ball.

An airline Tee is related to an attractive modern, aerodynamic design of the Golf Tee with reduced friction between ball and Tee. An airline Tee comprising a cone shaped body 2 with an enlarged head 1; an anchored end 5; a curved indent 3 on the side of the body and multiple ridges 1a and 1b on the head as a design revamp to form a runway kind of structure to give the passenger (ball) a steady seat and allow the passenger (ball) to travel further with ease. This unique design helps to place a shot more accurately and gives the ball extra yardage as compared to the traditional Tee.

An airline Tee is related to an attractive modern, aerodynamic design of the Golf Tee with reduced friction between ball and Tee. An airline Tee comprising a cone shaped body 2 with an enlarged head 1; an anchored end 5; a curved indent 3 on the side of the body and multiple ridges 1a and 1b on the head as a design revamp to form a runway kind of structure to give the passenger (ball) a steady seat and allow the passenger (ball) to travel further with ease. This unique design helps to place a shot more accurately and gives the ball extra yardage as compared to the traditional Tee.

The present invention pertains to a golf tee comprising a stem portion and a top portion connected to the stem portion, the top portion includes an upper surface that opposes the stem and having a convex shape, free of an adhesive layer or material that anchors the ball on the upper surface against uneven ground. The golf tee minimizes friction and other impeding forces between the tee and the ball by reducing an area of contact between the tee and the ball, while preventing the player from installing the golf tee other than vertically into the ground, or horizontal to the Earth's surface, thereby preventing the golf player from having to alter his or her posture and stroke according to the mounting of the ball.