A grip for a golf club has a higher gripping force than in the past, and with a good gripping feel. A grip has a cylindrical part and a plurality of projections are formed on the surface. First projections are formed in a scale shape, and when a golfer swings the golf club, these are formed to dig into the golfer's hand and gloves. Of the oblique sides in the circumferential direction of the first projections, the sides nearer the reference point are the first oblique sides, and the sides farther from the reference point are the second oblique sides. The first oblique sides are formed to have a greater slope than the second oblique sides. The grip obtains a higher grip force by the angle of the oblique sides and the scale-shaped shape. As a result, the trajectory of the ball struck by the golf club is stable, and it is possible to extend the flying distance of the ball.

A grip for a golf club has a higher gripping force than in the past, and with a good gripping feel. A grip has a cylindrical part and a plurality of projections are formed on the surface. First projections are formed in a scale shape, and when a golfer swings the golf club, these are formed to dig into the golfer's hand and gloves. Of the oblique sides in the circumferential direction of the first projections, the sides nearer the reference point are the first oblique sides, and the sides farther from the reference point are the second oblique sides. The first oblique sides are formed to have a greater slope than the second oblique sides. The grip obtains a higher grip force by the angle of the oblique sides and the scale-shaped shape. As a result, the trajectory of the ball struck by the golf club is stable, and it is possible to extend the flying distance of the ball.

The present invention relates to a novel magnetic golf tee and corresponding magnetic golf grip attachment. The golf tee is modified with a magnet inside and the magnetic club grip attachment is secured to the handle/grip end of a golf club. The magnetic club grip engages the magnet inside the golf tee enabling the user to pick up their tee without having to physically bend over, thereby preventing further strain and effort for the user while playing a round of golf. The magnet on the club can be about the size of a nickel, with a shaft terminating at a bulbous end (i.e., a ball/rivet) such that it can be pushed through the hole at the end of the golf grip. Further, the device is adaptable to any golf club including but not limited to drivers to pick up magnetic tees and putters to pick up metal ball markers.

The present invention relates to a novel magnetic golf tee and corresponding magnetic golf grip attachment. The golf tee is modified with a magnet inside and the magnetic club grip attachment is secured to the handle/grip end of a golf club. The magnetic club grip engages the magnet inside the golf tee enabling the user to pick up their tee without having to physically bend over, thereby preventing further strain and effort for the user while playing a round of golf. The magnet on the club can be about the size of a nickel, with a shaft terminating at a bulbous end (i.e., a ball/rivet) such that it can be pushed through the hole at the end of the golf grip. Further, the device is adaptable to any golf club including but not limited to drivers to pick up magnetic tees and putters to pick up metal ball markers.

The present invention relates to a golf game device comprised of a bag, a plurality of clubs, at least one ball, at least one tee, at least one playing surface, and at least one flag. The bag is comprised of a base, an interior space, at least one pouch, and at least one strap. The clubs are comprised of a handle with a rubber grip, a shaft, and an oversized club head. The playing surfaces are comprised of at least one putting surface, at least one fairway surface, and at least putting hole.

A golf club grip structured to create simultaneous closing and impaction of the fingers of the golfer's upper hand during the execution of a full swing golf shot. The grip includes a constant diameter lower hand area and an upper hand section including an upper constant diameter section to accommodate the golfer's little finger and a second lower section having a gradually increasing diameter to accommodate the remaining three fingers of the golfer's upper hand.

A golf club grip structured to create simultaneous closing and impaction of the fingers of the golfer's upper hand during the execution of a full swing golf shot. The grip includes a constant diameter lower hand area and an upper hand section including an upper constant diameter section to accommodate the golfer's little finger and a second lower section having a gradually increasing diameter to accommodate the remaining three fingers of the golfer's upper hand.

A golf tip plug housing includes an exterior surface configured to be securably affixed to a butt end of a golf club shaft and an interior surface configured to securably receive a golf tip plug having an outer diameter of either: (a) 7.0 mm-7.6 mm or (b) 4.0 mm-4.6 mm. In one aspect, a golf club includes a head and a shaft having a tip end attached to the head and a butt end opposite the tip end. A tip plug includes a stem and a head. The tip plug stem has an outer diameter sized to be insertable in the tip end. A tip plug housing has an outer diameter sized to be insertable in the butt end and an inner diameter sized to receive the tip plug. The tip plug is positioned in the tip plug housing and the tip plug housing is positioned in the butt end.

A golf tip plug housing includes an exterior surface configured to be securably affixed to a butt end of a golf club shaft and an interior surface configured to securably receive a golf tip plug having an outer diameter of either: (a) 7.0 mm-7.6 mm or (b) 4.0 mm-4.6 mm. In one aspect, a golf club includes a head and a shaft having a tip end attached to the head and a butt end opposite the tip end. A tip plug includes a stem and a head. The tip plug stem has an outer diameter sized to be insertable in the tip end. A tip plug housing has an outer diameter sized to be insertable in the butt end and an inner diameter sized to receive the tip plug. The tip plug is positioned in the tip plug housing and the tip plug housing is positioned in the butt end.

A golf club has a first shaft coupled to a club head, a second shaft configured to slidably engage a portion of the first shaft, a grip coupled to the second shaft, and an adjustable length shaft assembly received by the second shaft and configured to allow a portion of the first shaft to slide in relation to the second shaft in a first configuration, and to restrict a portion of the first shaft from sliding in relation to the second shaft in a second configuration. The grip is restricted from rotation about the first shaft or the second shaft as the first shaft slides in relation to the second shaft.