Abstract: The present invention pertains generally to golf accessories for use by a golfer. More particularly, the present invention pertains to a golfing accessory consisting of a magnetic element attached or embedded in a microfiber cleaning cloth, where the magnet is capable of being used to hold various additional components of the tool while allowing a desired component to be quickly detached from the tool. The present invention is particularly, but not exclusively, useful as a tool to allow golfers quicker and easier access to the necessary components of the tool while the golfer is engaged in a round of golf.

Abstract: A device for rapidly wrapping a bundle of newspapers or magazines to be recycled, consisting of a fiberboard plate having a hole with a string-receiving slit through its major surfaces, and arcuate recesses on opposite edges of the plate, each recess having a string-receiving slit. A string is looped through the hole and around an adjacent edge of the plate, and tied near one end of the string. To wrap the bundle, the other end of the string is passed around the bundle and through the hole, wedged into the corresponding slit, and then passed by each arcuate recess and wedged into each of the corresponding slits.