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.

The present disclosure sets out a rake arrangement configured to be attached to a separate shaft part. The rake arrangement includes a sleeve part and a rake part. The rake part includes a toothed rake side and a frame side at right angles to the toothed rake side. At the end of the sleeve part there is a hinge part by means of which the rake part can be pivoted relative to the sleeve part to the storage position and the raking position. The toothed rake side has a locking arrangement with an elevated locking shape. The hinge part has indentations into which the locking shape lodges when the rake part is rotated. The indentations are positioned to lock the rake part in the storage position and the raking position.

A golf club tool and method, the golf club tool comprises a tool body defining a hollow body interior that continuously connects an open first body end to an enclosed second body end, the hollow body interior is configured to removably receive and partially encapsulate a top portion of a golf club; the enclosed second body end removably supports a golf ball marker and further pivotally mounts a multi-prong fork; and the multi-prong fork is further configured to have a removable engagement with a golf ball.

A golf club tool and method, the golf club tool comprises a tool body defining a hollow body interior that continuously connects an open first body end to an enclosed second body end, the hollow body interior is configured to removably receive and partially encapsulate a top portion of a golf club; the enclosed second body end removably supports a golf ball marker and further pivotally mounts a multi-prong fork; and the multi-prong fork is further configured to have a removable engagement with a golf ball.

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.

Relates to a portable magnetic multifunction golf accessory including the capability to be used for cleaning out golf club “head-groves” and the like, the capability to fix pitch marks and golf greens on a green, the capability of being used as a ball marker including a marker alignment aid, and the capability to be used as a club rest

Relates to a portable magnetic multifunction golf accessory including the capability to be used for cleaning out golf club “head-groves” and the like, the capability to fix pitch marks and golf greens on a green, the capability of being used as a ball marker including a marker alignment aid, and the capability to be used as a club rest

A multi-purpose golf tool includes a golf tee platform arranged on a golf tool body, the golf tee platform configured to receive a golf ball balanced thereon, a first prong extending from the golf tool body opposite the golf tee platform, a second prong extending from the golf tool body opposite the golf tee platform, a curved depression extending perpendicular to the length and formed by the golf tool body and a portion of the first prong and second prong, and a first rounded gap between the first prong and the second prong. The first prong has a first ridge extending perpendicular to the length and abutting the curved depression. The second prong has a second ridge extending perpendicular to the length and abutting the curved depression.

A multi-purpose golf tool includes a golf tee platform arranged on a golf tool body, the golf tee platform configured to receive a golf ball balanced thereon, a first prong extending from the golf tool body opposite the golf tee platform, a second prong extending from the golf tool body opposite the golf tee platform, a curved depression extending perpendicular to the length and formed by the golf tool body and a portion of the first prong and second prong, and a first rounded gap between the first prong and the second prong. The first prong has a first ridge extending perpendicular to the length and abutting the curved depression. The second prong has a second ridge extending perpendicular to the length and abutting the curved depression.

A roller assembly for smoothing an expanse of granular media such as golf bunker sand, snow, horse race track dirt, or other media. The assembly has one or more rollers having a longitudinal axis. Each roller includes wires spaced from the axis to define a roller surface. Each wire is resiliently flexible to distort inwardly in response to force of contact on, and to recover during release of force from, the granular media as the roller rotates about the axis on the granular media. A shaft extends along the axis of the roller assembly between the arms of a yoke with a handle extending therefrom. As the roller surface traverses the media, at least some of the media is flung outwardly of the roller, smoothing the expanse. The roller assembly may be manually operated or may be towed behind a towing apparatus.