In order to design a multifunctional golfing tool which is easy to handle and has a wide range of functions, the invention relates to a multifunctional golfing tool comprising a housing having a base element and a cover fastened to the base element by a hinge, the cover being pivotable between a closed position and an open position, the base element and the cover in the closed position forming an interior in which cleaning means are placed, wherein a ball marker is detachably arranged on the housing, and a pitch fork is provided which can be pushed out of the housing.

An apparatus for fixing golf tees (6) by means of a band (2) which can be rolled up and unrolled and which is arranged together with the rolling and unrolling device in a housing (1) and can be fixed to the at least one golf tee (6), wherein the golf tee (6) has a tee shaft (7) for inserting into the ground and a plateau arranged thereon for a golf ball, wherein the band (2) has openings (3) which are arranged spaced apart in the longitudinal direction (4) of the band, are visible and accessible when the band (2) is unrolled and which penetrate the band (2) and into each of which a tee shaft (7) of golf tees (6) can be frictionally inserted.

An apparatus for storing equipment is disclosed. The apparatus has a housing including a plurality of members configured to rotate relative to each other, about an attachment portion of the plurality of members, between a closed position forming an interior cavity and an open position, an assembly attached to the housing and configured to rotate relative to the housing, a shaping member attached to one of the plurality of members and configured to rotate relative to the one of the plurality of members, and at least one aperture extending through the one of the plurality of members. The shaping member is configured to removably receive the equipment.

This tool for recording the number of swings in a ball game includes a plurality of holed beads 20 and a cord 30 that is passed through the holes 20H of the beads 20 and that holds the beads 20 so that the beads 20 can slide, the cord 30 is formed from a cord material that does not stretch in an axial direction but that stretches in a diametrical direction and that is normally urged in a diameter-expanding direction, and the cord 30 constrict in diameter so as to elastically interlock with the walls of the holes 20H of the beads 20 and hold the beads 20 in position, whereby the beads do not shift even if a player strongly shakes the tool, the number of swings in the ball game can be reliably recorded and confirmed, and the tool is easily assembled.

A foldable organizer adapted to be detachably secured to a structure in an open configuration for use during an activity. The organizer may be, for example, a golf organizer for use while golfing and adapted to be attachable to the structures of a golf cart.

A foldable organizer adapted to be detachably secured to a structure in an open configuration for use during an activity. The organizer may be, for example, a golf organizer for use while golfing and adapted to be attachable to the structures of a golf cart.

A golf ball pickup tool is provided. The golf ball pickup tool can be extended to an appropriate length when picking up a golf ball and can be shortened when carrying. The grip 10 is sized so as to accommodate holder pieces 11a and 11b that are slidable along the slide guide 17. The holder pieces 11a and 11 b are joined and fixed to each other at one ends thereof and are urged so as to close the other ends. A golf ball is held between the other ends of the holder pieces 11a and 11b in the state of the holder pieces 11a and 11b being taken out of the grip 10.

A golf ball pickup tool is provided. The golf ball pickup tool can be extended to an appropriate length when picking up a golf ball and can be shortened when carrying. The grip 10 is sized so as to accommodate holder pieces 11a and 11b that are slidable along the slide guide 17. The holder pieces 11a and 11 b are joined and fixed to each other at one ends thereof and are urged so as to close the other ends. A golf ball is held between the other ends of the holder pieces 11a and 11b in the state of the holder pieces 11a and 11b being taken out of the grip 10.

A caddy for securing golf or other accessories therein and attaching to a beverage container insulating device that is sometimes carried while golfing. The golf accessory caddy includes a carrier having a fastener and housing with mounting provisions that enable various configurations of accessory arrangements. The fastener allows the caddy to be removably or permanently affixed to various designs of beverage container insulating devices. Preferred and alternate embodiments include design features that provide motion-based advertising opportunities for golf, automotive, and casinos to name a few.

A chipping game involves rolling a chipping receptacle and ball carrier on a surface and using a chipping club to hit a ball toward the center of the chipping receptacle and ball carrier. The chipping receptacle and ball carrier is comprised of a circular housing having an outer peripheral edge that allows the chipping receptacle and ball carrier to roll on a surface until it falls on its left or right side. The chipping receptacle and ball carrier is further comprised of an inner concave surface that retains balls for storage.