Abstract: The present invention 10 discloses a device for holding golf balls 30 having a vertically oriented magazine-like container 12 having a spring-loaded clip 14 on its side for being attached to the belt 16 of the user 18 or other golf paraphernalia such as a bag. The container 12 is equipped with an inner spring 40 on its inside upper surface for putting downward pressure on the balls 30. The balls 30 are also held inside the container 12 by vertical members 34 located in a spaced apart relationship on the interior of the container 36 and held in place by springs 44. The vertical members 34 are further equipped with a roller bearing 38 on their lower end which grips the balls 30 and prevents the balls from being discharged from the container 12 until the user 18 so desires. The container 12 is also equipped on its outer lateral surface with an aperture or notch 32 which allows the user 18 to insert his finger and remove the balls 30 from the container 12.

Abstract: The present invention 10 discloses an apparatus for improving the operation of a mouse computer input device 31. Disclosed is a padded, contoured, 360 degree movable member 18 for receiving the forearm 16 of the user 12 which member 18 operates on a first platform 20. A second platform 24 is provided upon which the mouse 31 operates on a mouse pad 32. The first platform 20 has connecting means being a tongue-like plate 22 with the second platform, with the tongue 22 having slots 26 in its edge for receiving a locking member 44 positioned on the edge of the second platform 24 whereby the distance between the tow platforms 20,24 can be adjusted. The height of the second platform 24 is also adjustable using members 30 which use peg-like members 68 positioned on its corners for height adjustment and attaching means.