Abstract: A bib garment for covering a mother's nursing baby is disclosed which incorporates a primary panel having its upper edge shaped to fit the neck of the nursing mother, the panel being long and wide enough to cover the front and sides of the mother and her baby while nursing. Pockets are disposed adjacent the lower edge on the inside face of the bib for storage of and access to nursing necessities and equipment. Embellishments for enhancement of appearance, and detraction of attention from the nursing act, are disposed upon the face of the bib.

Abstract: An overall body garment for crawling and slithering in cramped, dirty, damp conditions is disclosed, incorporating durable, slippery fabric with smooth, abrasion resistant pads protecting the garment and the wearer at the chest, belly, arms and legs. Constrictive means are provided at the neck, wrists and ankles to lock out dirt, moisture and pests. A long, offset zipper, an elastic waist, shoulder pleats, wide leg tubes and extra length in the extremities are also included to enhance comfort while working on one's knees or belly.

Abstract: The golf tee mat of the present invention comprises a sliding pad mounted in and surrounded by a U-shaped stance pad. Said stance pad accommodates a practicing golfer's planted feet and comprises a stiff, slippery, base sheet overlain and partially covered by a U-shaped, artificial turf-covered support layer. The sliding pad has a stiff, flexible, slippery base overlain with a resilient cushion and a layer of artificial turf; it nests resiliently in the space left uncovered between the arms of the U-shaped support layer. The sliding pad is in tongue and groove relation with the stance pad over short length near its exposed end, the rest of the stance pad's length being free to propagate a wave ahead of a swinging golf club's head to simulate the feel of taking a divot.The mat further includes a cavity containing a mass of pliable matter, such as clay or putty, into which a tee may be inserted for practicing drives with wood clubs.

Abstract: A bracket assembly retaining instruments in an orderly array is disclosed which incorporates two opposing subunits, each subunit having a side rail and one or more planar, parallel fingers at right angles to the side rail. The fingers are able to slide between each other and have adherent means upon their faces. A plurality of instruments are secured to the adherent means on the fingers to form a rigid, orderly array.

Abstract: A golf swing analyzer is disclosed having, in combination, a teeing area with a teeing mat, foot planting mat and ball tee, a rigid, upstanding target board placed a short distance from the teeting area and rebound board disposed horizontally in front of the target board for receiving the rebound of a practice ball off the target board. This swing analyzer is used by driving a powder carrying, resilient, yet energy-absorbing, practice ball against the target board from the tee. The accuracy of the shot and the spin put on the ball are determined by analysis of the powder marks left on the target and rebound boards.

Abstract: A moderately resilient, energy-absorbing practice golf ball is disclosed having a dense metal-containing core surrounded with a thick layer of resilient material. To this, a fabric cover able to carry a marking powder is bound. This practice ball leaves powder marks at its points of impact, and has a substantially reduced velocity upon rebound.