The present disclosure provides a golf ball marker comprising: a body having a flat bottom side and an upper side, and a magnet permanently secured within the body. The body comprises a base portion and a cap portion, the base portion and the cap portion co-operating to define an internal space there between for permanently securing the magnet therein. The magnet is strong and embedded directly in the body to provide maximum convenience. A user can snap the magnetic ball marker on any metal surfaces with stability and high convenience. In this way, a user may choose freely how to carry golf ball marker with reliability, thus increasing the average lifespan of the golf ball marker.

Method for playing golf comprising acquiring a striking position of a golfer; acquiring flag information of a golf flag, which flag information comprises a flag position of the golf flag and information relating to a hole belonging to the golf flag; acquiring an acceleration of the golfer or of a golf club; outputting an associated striking time when a magnitude of the acquired acceleration lies above a predetermined threshold value; acquiring the surroundings of the golf flag upon receiving the striking time; checking the arrival of a golf ball in the surroundings and determining and outputting an assessment, in particular a point value, on the basis of the flag information, the striking position and the determined location using a to stored assessment system.

A combination ball marker and alignment device has a base and an aiming device. The base has a top surface and an opposing bottom surface. The base further has a ball contact side, disposed on a sidewall between the top and bottom surfaces, having a shape configured to contact a spherical ball along a surface line of the ball that is orthogonally oriented with a vertical axis of the ball, and an opposing back side disposed between the top and bottom surfaces. The aiming device includes a linear indicator. The aiming device is coupled to the base and configured to move along an arcuate path above the top surface. The arcuate path defines an axis rotation, and the linear indicator remains radially oriented to the axis of rotation regardless of the position of the aiming device on the arcuate path.

A spiked ball marker connected to a rotating alignment component is provided. The ball marker is designed to prevent rule violations for compromising the golf ball location on the putting surface when marked. The alignment component is adjustable and moves while the connected spiked ball marker is not allowed to move at all. The spikes of the spiked ball marker penetrate the ground to prevent the ball marker from moving as the alignment component is adjusted. The alignment component provides a golfer the option of adjustment by use of a putter in order to gain visual perspective of the putting surface terrain while in the act of adjusting the alignment component for the purpose of enhancing the accuracy of aiming towards a desired trajectory at the golf hole.

A golfing game assembly for playing miniature golf games includes a plurality of cups, a plurality of poles, and a plurality of spheres. Each cup is truncated frustrum shaped so that a base of the cup can be positioned on a surface with the cup being stabilized in an upright configuration. Each pole is selectively couplable to a respective cup so that the pole extends substantially vertically from the respective cup. The pole has a flag engaged thereto distal from the respective cup. The spheres are hollow, and each sphere has a plurality of orifices positioned therein. A respective sphere can be positioned on the surface distal from a respective cup. A user then is positioned to strike the sphere with a golf club in an attempt to propel the sphere into a respective cup.

Disclosed is a device for supporting a golf club. The device includes two telescoping legs that are attached to a body. A c-shaped clamp is formed as part of the housing and is dimensioned to be clipped onto the shaft of a golf club. With the telescoping legs extended, the legs and golf club head form a tripod. This arrangement allows the club to be supported in an upright position on the golf course and prevent the golf grip from getting dirty or wet.

A golf ball alignment tool (100) for assisting a golfer in visually aligning a golf ball (200) with a golf hole (114), the tool comprising a support base (101) and an alignment indicator (102), wherein the alignment indicator (102) is mounted on the support base (101) and moveable relative thereto to allow adjustment of the alignment indicator (102) without movement of the support base (101).

A golf flagstick device comprising a rigid support member combined with a plurality of jacks. The components are encapsulated by a material, such as a thermoplastic or thermosetting polymer, using an injection molding process. The jacks have one or more arms extending outward from a center portion. The arms are adapted to contact the inner wall of the mold's cavity to help hold the rigid support member in one place and away from the inner wall during the molding process. The flagstick includes a ferrule attached to a lower end which is adapted for placement into a putting cup and a tip fitting attached to an upper end which is adapted to be combined with a flag. The ferrule and/or tip fitting may be combined with the rigid support member before the injection molding process resulting in the ferrule and/or tip fitting being at least partially filled with and/or encapsulated by the material to help hold the components together without requiring a secondary attachment operation.

A golf clip multi-tool apparatus for having a multi-functional and convenient golf tool includes a clip top and a clip bottom. The clip bottom is curved to conform to the curvature of the user's head from the user's temple towards the top of the user's head. A clip top front end and a clip bottom front end are pointed for use as a divot repair tool. A pivot rod is coupled to the clip top and the clip bottom. The clip top and the clip bottom pivot between an open position and a closed position. A pivot spring is coupled around the pivot rod. The pivot spring contacts a clip top inner side and a clip bottom inner side to bias the clip top and the clip bottom to the closed position. The apparatus attaches to the user's hat and may additionally support the user's hair and sunglasses.

A golf clip multi-tool apparatus for having a multi-functional and convenient golf tool includes a clip top and a clip bottom. The clip bottom is curved to conform to the curvature of the user's head from the user's temple towards the top of the user's head. A clip top front end and a clip bottom front end are pointed for use as a divot repair tool. A pivot rod is coupled to the clip top and the clip bottom. The clip top and the clip bottom pivot between an open position and a closed position. A pivot spring is coupled around the pivot rod. The pivot spring contacts a clip top inner side and a clip bottom inner side to bias the clip top and the clip bottom to the closed position. The apparatus attaches to the user's hat and may additionally support the user's hair and sunglasses.