A golf club head or golf club, the club including a shaft, a body, a front face, a back face, and a connecting member. The connecting member attached to the center of the back face and extending away from the back face of the club head and turning at an angle, and wherein the front face of the clubhead forms a rectangular shape.

A ball game apparatus including a centerpiece apparatus member having an outer frame member, an inner frame member, and a raised platform surface disposed within the inner frame member, a plurality of shaped members coupled between the outer and inner frame members, and a ball member configured to bounce off the raised platform surface and the plurality of shaped members.

A waterproof racket includes an annular skeleton, a receiving pocket having a pocket cavity, and a trampoline layer affixed to the receiving pocket. The annular skeleton is received in the pocket cavity to retain the receiving pocket in an annular configuration. The trampoline layer is affixed to a centerline of the receiving pocket, wherein the trampoline layer is stretched to form a trampoline surface in a tension manner.

A waterproof racket includes an annular skeleton, a receiving pocket having a pocket cavity, and a trampoline layer affixed to the receiving pocket. The annular skeleton is received in the pocket cavity to retain the receiving pocket in an annular configuration. The trampoline layer is affixed to a centerline of the receiving pocket, wherein the trampoline layer is stretched to form a trampoline surface in a tension manner.

A golf club head or gold club, the club including a shaft, a body, a front face, a back face, and a connecting member. The connecting member attached to the center of the back face and extending away from the back face of the club head and turning at an angle, and wherein the front face of the club head forms a rectangular shape.

A waterproof racket includes an annular skeleton, a receiving pocket having a pocket cavity, and a trampoline layer affixed to the receiving pocket. The annular skeleton is received in the pocket cavity to retain the receiving pocket in an annular configuration. The trampoline layer is affixed to a centerline of the receiving pocket, wherein the trampoline layer is stretched to form a trampoline surface in a tension manner.

A tennis ball retrieval apparatus with enhanced ball retention capability coupled to a frame of a tennis racket is provided. The tennis ball retrieval apparatus includes a scoop assembly with an upper receptacle coupled to a base member, the base member having a generally U-shaped member coupled to the frame of the tennis racket, the upper receptacle having a generally spherical scoop with a front opening and an inner concave surface designed to conform to contours of the tennis ball. The tennis racket is maneuvered in a sweeping motion to permit the generally spherical scoop of the upper receptacle to scoop the tennis ball through the front opening. This permits the inner concave surface of the upper receptacle to conform to the tennis ball, thereby permitting the upper receptacle to retain the tennis ball therein.

A tennis ball retrieval apparatus with enhanced ball retention capability coupled to a frame of a tennis racket is provided. The tennis ball retrieval apparatus includes a scoop assembly with an upper receptacle coupled to a base member, the base member having a generally U-shaped member coupled to the frame of the tennis racket, the upper receptacle having a generally spherical scoop with a front opening and an inner concave surface designed to conform to contours of the tennis ball. The tennis racket is maneuvered in a sweeping motion to permit the generally spherical scoop of the upper receptacle to scoop the tennis ball through the front opening. This permits the inner concave surface of the upper receptacle to conform to the tennis ball, thereby permitting the upper receptacle to retain the tennis ball therein.

A sport paddle, for playing table tennis or similar racket sports, having a rigid blade with a flat face on one side and a glove attached to the opposing side. The glove has a strap for securing the sport paddle to a user's hand. A sleeve for storing spare balls is attachable to the glove. The sleeve has a tube-like shape with an open end shaped to receive and store one or more spare balls within the sleeve.

A sport paddle, for playing table tennis or similar racket sports, having a rigid blade with a flat face on one side and a glove attached to the opposing side. The glove has a strap for securing the sport paddle to a user's hand. A sleeve for storing spare balls is attachable to the glove. The sleeve has a tube-like shape with an open end shaped to receive and store one or more spare balls within the sleeve.