A divot repair tool assembly for removing divots from a golf course green includes a planar body with a pair of holes extending through the planar body. Golf tees are insertable through the holes, and the planar body may be wrapped around the heads of the golf tees to secure the golf tees to the planar body and prevent movement of the golf tees with respect to each other and the planar body. The assembly may then be used to remove divots in a golf course green.

A divot repair tool assembly for removing divots from a golf course green includes a planar body with a pair of holes extending through the planar body. Golf tees are insertable through the holes, and the planar body may be wrapped around the heads of the golf tees to secure the golf tees to the planar body and prevent movement of the golf tees with respect to each other and the planar body. The assembly may then be used to remove divots in a golf course green.

A sand trap rake system for golf cart that includes: a rake with a transmitter in the rake and a receiver in a rake bracket on a golf cart, where the rake bracket is adapted to store the rake. A RF signal transmits between the transmitter and the receiver with an alert on the golf cart, where the alert emits an signal upon when the RF signal strength diminishes to a predetermine strength. The RF signal strength accordingly correlates to a distance between the transmitter and the receiver. Preferably, the rake head is foldable and the rake bracket includes a rake receptacle to store the rake.

A sand trap rake system for golf cart that includes: a rake with a transmitter in the rake and a receiver in a rake bracket on a golf cart, where the rake bracket is adapted to store the rake. A RF signal transmits between the transmitter and the receiver with an alert on the golf cart, where the alert emits an signal upon when the RF signal strength diminishes to a predetermine strength. The RF signal strength accordingly correlates to a distance between the transmitter and the receiver. Preferably, the rake head is foldable and the rake bracket includes a rake receptacle to store the rake.

A multipurpose golf tool includes a mounting base that can be secured to the free end of a golf shaft at the golf grip. The mounting base is used to mount selected implements each having multiple capabilities for picking up or securing objects thereby enabling a golfer to retrieve and hold objects without having to kneel or bend over. The selected implements include various embodiments of a ball retrieving and holding cup in, a ball marker retrieving and holding implement, a flagstick pick-up implement, and a golf tee retrieving and holding implement. Multiple implements may be mounted to the mounting base in a stacked configuration, or the implements may be mounted individually.

A multipurpose golf tool includes a mounting base that can be secured to the free end of a golf shaft at the golf grip. The mounting base is used to mount selected implements each having multiple capabilities for picking up or securing objects thereby enabling a golfer to retrieve and hold objects without having to kneel or bend over. The selected implements include various embodiments of a ball retrieving and holding cup in, a ball marker retrieving and holding implement, a flagstick pick-up implement, and a golf tee retrieving and holding implement. Multiple implements may be mounted to the mounting base in a stacked configuration, or the implements may be mounted individually.

A head assembly for a rake is provided. The head assembly includes a base portion, a handle coupling, and a number of tines. Each tine includes an elongated body. Each tine body includes a first end, a flexure portion, an offset portion, and a distal second end. The tines includes a first set of tines and a second set of tines. A number of tine bodies in the first set of tines have an offset portion lateral cross-sectional aspect ratio that is greater than 1.0. A number of tine bodies in the second set of tines have an offset portion lateral cross-sectional aspect ratio that is less than 1.0.

A tool for golf course's sand bunkers that almost eliminate lines in the sand comprising a metal golf sand bunker spring rake having an elongated handle, a pair of metal tubular housings that are fastened to the handle configured to receive respective attachments, a protective shield plate assembly, a rubber cushion pad, and a sand bunker probe device. The attachments that can be connected to the tool include a roller attachment, a push tube assembly attachment, a plastic sand bunker rake attachment, and/or a drag brush.

A tool for golf course's sand bunkers that almost eliminate lines in the sand comprising a metal golf sand bunker spring rake having an elongated handle, a pair of metal tubular housings that are fastened to the handle configured to receive respective attachments, a protective shield plate assembly, a rubber cushion pad, and a sand bunker probe device. The attachments that can be connected to the tool include a roller attachment, a push tube assembly attachment, a plastic sand bunker rake attachment, and/or a drag brush.

The present invention provides for a grasping device intended for use by golfers to hold a cigar above the ground. The device is constructed from a length of wire formed as two halves of a golfing tool. The two halves are intertwined into opposing halves, forming an actuator that may be squeezed to open a cigar grasper. An end is suited for use to repair ball marks and divots on a golf course.