A simple and convenient multiuse use golf tool enables several valuable functions using an elongated ground stake that is slidably received into an elongated u-channel member. In this way, the ground stake may be held within the u-channel when not in use, for example during transport, and may be removed for use. In a first use, the ground stake has a divot repair tool at one end, and may be extended such that the u-channel and the ground stake cooperate as an extended lever to assist in easy divot repair. In the second use, the ground stake has a golf ball channel, and when the ground stake is placed on the ground, the golf ball channel may assist the golfer in achieving a consistent putt swing. In third use, the u-channel has a void in its base for perpendicularly receiving the ground stake. In this way, the golfer is enabled to practice proper position relative to a pin. In a forth use, the ground stake is made from a magnetic metal, or coated with a magnetic surface, such that a magnet attached to a phone or camera allows easy positioning of a camera relative to the golfer.

A golf caddy tool assembly for fulfilling a variety of maintenance needs for the game of golf includes a handle that has a recess integrated therein. A ball marker is removably positionable in the recess for marking the location of a golf ball on a golf course. A divot fork is slidably coupled to the handle for lifting and repairing divots in the golf course. A brush is slidably coupled to the handle for scrubbing implements for playing golf.

A golf caddy tool assembly for fulfilling a variety of maintenance needs for the game of golf includes a handle that has a recess integrated therein. A ball marker is removably positionable in the recess for marking the location of a golf ball on a golf course. A divot fork is slidably coupled to the handle for lifting and repairing divots in the golf course. A brush is slidably coupled to the handle for scrubbing implements for playing golf.

An improved raking device comprising extendable rake heads for raking granular material.

A personal sand trap rake is presented. The personal sand trap rake has a rake head that is operable to smooth sand in an area where a golf ball has landed in a bunker on a golf course. The rake head may be adapted to be carried by a golfer or carried on a golf bag. The personal sand trap rake may therefore be available whenever needed without delaying the game to retrieve a full-size rake, without creating a tripping hazard by leaving the full-size rake on the golf course, and without creating an in-play golf obstruction and interference. The rake head may be adapted to be used by hand or may detachably couple to a grip of a golf club thus enabling the golf club to be used as a handle. In some embodiments, the personal sand trap rake may comprise a telescoping handle that may be coupled to the rake head for use as the handle. The personal sand trap rake device is needed to replace the present lack of bunker rakes due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

A personal sand trap rake is presented. The personal sand trap rake has a rake head that is operable to smooth sand in an area where a golf ball has landed in a bunker on a golf course. The rake head may be adapted to be carried by a golfer or carried on a golf bag. The personal sand trap rake may therefore be available whenever needed without delaying the game to retrieve a full-size rake, without creating a tripping hazard by leaving the full-size rake on the golf course, and without creating an in-play golf obstruction and interference. The rake head may be adapted to be used by hand or may detachably couple to a grip of a golf club thus enabling the golf club to be used as a handle. In some embodiments, the personal sand trap rake may comprise a telescoping handle that may be coupled to the rake head for use as the handle. The personal sand trap rake device is needed to replace the present lack of bunker rakes due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

A cutting blade piece protective structure that prevents an obstacle from coming into direct contact with a blade portion of a cutting blade piece, saving light weight, saving a replacement cost at the time of breakage, and inhibiting lawn mowing performance by the cutting blade piece, is provided, and the lawn mower that includes the blade disk to be rotationally driven and at least one cutting blade piece attached to the outer peripheral portion of the blade disk, a blade guard for preventing an obstacle from coming into contact with the blade portion of the cutting blade piece is provided on the cutting blade piece. Preferably, the blade guard is attachable to and detachable from the cutting blade piece.

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.

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.

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.