A protective device for a golf bag includes a panel member folded over to form a U-shape such that a first and second protective member extend from sides of a common midsection. At least one retention element is located on an inner facing surface of at least one of the first and second protective members to attach at least one of the first and second protective members to a first divider wall so as to prevent movement of the protective device relative to the golf bag. A notch on the first protective member is dimensioned to allow for an intersection of a second divider wall with the first divider wall. A cutout on the panel member enables the panel member to bend to conform to the first divider wall and any given curvature of the first divider wall.

The present invention relates to a golf tool kit, and more particularly, to a golf tool kit including a tool box part in which an inner surface of a front case and an inner surface of a rear case are coupled to face each other with a buffer part provided therebetween and which has a belt clip formed on an outer surface of the rear case, a tee storage part in which a tee is stored by being inserted into an upper portion of the tool box part, a golf accessory storage part formed to arrange golf supplies on a surface of the tool box part, and a towel part formed in a lower portion of the tool box part so that a towel is changeable.

A system and method of and for removably securing a cloth or towel to a magnetically cohesive surface using a permanent magnet attached to and/or integrated into the cloth or towel. Preferably, the magnet is a disc magnet encased in a plastic or silicone rubber housing integrated or affixed into or upon a cloth or towel. A magnetic golf towel comprising a moisture absorbent material; and a magnet, wherein the magnet is connected to the moisture absorbent material, and wherein the magnet is configured to be attached to a golf club, so that the magnetic golf towel can be picked up via the golf club. A method for picking up a magnetic golf towel comprising providing the magnetic golf towel and using a golf club to magnetically attach to the magnet of the golf towel, thereby allowing a user to pick up the magnetic golf towel.

A system and method of and for removably securing a cloth or towel to a magnetically cohesive surface using a permanent magnet attached to and/or integrated into the cloth or towel. Preferably, the magnet is a disc magnet encased in a plastic or silicone rubber housing integrated or affixed into or upon a cloth or towel. A magnetic golf towel comprising a moisture absorbent material; and a magnet, wherein the magnet is connected to the moisture absorbent material, and wherein the magnet is configured to be attached to a golf club, so that the magnetic golf towel can be picked up via the golf club. A method for picking up a magnetic golf towel comprising providing the magnetic golf towel and using a golf club to magnetically attach to the magnet of the golf towel, thereby allowing a user to pick up the magnetic golf towel.

A system for a golfing device including a glove assembly and a brush assembly is disclosed. The glove assembly includes a glove to be worn on a desired hand of a user. The brush assembly includes a brush removably secured to the glove. The brush helps to clean golfing equipment. Additionally, the brush serves as a training aid and helps the user with proper alignment and hand position on a golf club prior to a golf swing. When the user positions their hands on the golf club, the brush aligns with the golf club ensuring that the user has proper hand position on the golf club for a better golf swing due to proper alignment. The brush reinforces proper hand positioning and alignment as the user is instantly aware when the golf club is misaligned.

A system for a golfing device including a glove assembly and a brush assembly is disclosed. The glove assembly includes a glove to be worn on a desired hand of a user. The brush assembly includes a brush removably secured to the glove. The brush helps to clean golfing equipment. Additionally, the brush serves as a training aid and helps the user with proper alignment and hand position on a golf club prior to a golf swing. When the user positions their hands on the golf club, the brush aligns with the golf club ensuring that the user has proper hand position on the golf club for a better golf swing due to proper alignment. The brush reinforces proper hand positioning and alignment as the user is instantly aware when the golf club is misaligned.

A portable golf glove mounting and drying device including an elongate woven fabric sheath having two spaced apart ends, two spaced apart sides, a front planar face, and a back planar face, with a second end of the two spaced apart ends being permanently enclosed; a golf glove mounting member permanently affixed on an outermost surface of the front planar face of the elongate woven fabric sheath, the golf glove mounting member configured for temporary attachment of a golf glove thereto for a predetermined time period for air and/or wind drying of the golf glove; and a magnet either removably or permanently positioned within the elongate woven fabric sheath.

A putter holding assembly for storing a putter golf club on a golf cart includes a tube for accommodating a handle of a putter golf club having a head of the putter golf club being exposed for gripping. A receiver is provided and the receiver is coupled to the tube. The receiver insertably receives the handle of the putter golf club when the handle of the putter golf club is inserted into the tube for storage. A pair of brackets is each positionable around the tube. Each of the brackets engages a structure on a golf cart for retaining the tube on the golf cart. A support is movably coupled to the tube and a towel is coupled to the support such that the towel is available to a golfer.

The present invention provides a portable golf club head cleaning device designed to more conveniently and effectively clean golf club heads and comprising a housing with a top surface defining an enclosed club entrance aperture, a liquid storage cavity defined within the housing and operably configured to house a liquid therein, at least one cleaning brush with a central core, an upper brush end 140, a lower brush end 142, a plurality of bristles disposed along the brush length and extending radially outward from the central core and operably configured to rotate 360°, and at least one DC motor electrically coupled to a battery-powered power source and an electronic switch operably configured to selectively complete a circuit with the battery-powered power source and the at least one DC motor and cause rotation of the at least one cleaning brush about a central core axis.

The present invention provides a portable golf club head cleaning device designed to more conveniently and effectively clean golf club heads and comprising a housing with a top surface defining an enclosed club entrance aperture, a liquid storage cavity defined within the housing and operably configured to house a liquid therein, at least one cleaning brush with a central core, an upper brush end 140, a lower brush end 142, a plurality of bristles disposed along the brush length and extending radially outward from the central core and operably configured to rotate 360°, and at least one DC motor electrically coupled to a battery-powered power source and an electronic switch operably configured to selectively complete a circuit with the battery-powered power source and the at least one DC motor and cause rotation of the at least one cleaning brush about a central core axis.