Abstract: The present invention is a combination of a golf ball carrier and a shagger for golf balls where the golf ball can be retrieved from the carrier through the shagger end. The preferred embodiment of this invention is made of a tube slightly larger in diameter than a golf ball with several holes that are large enough for an individual to place his finger through. The tube has four slots at each end of the tube. O-rings of a slightly less diameter than the tube are placed over the ends of the tube and fit in the slot. These rubber o-rings form a mouth at both ends of the tube which has a diameter less than a golf ball. To use the invention, an individual places the tube over a golf ball which he wishes to shag and presses down on the tube. The rubber o-rings will flex outward allowing the golf ball to enter the tube and upon entrance in the tube the o-rings will then flex back into position so that the golf ball will remain in the tube.

Abstract: The present invention is a disc with means for seating a golf ball which in the preferred embodiment is a small hole in the center of the disc. In use, one lays the disc down on the ground surface and places a golf ball in the center of the disc. Then a second ball is selectively positioned at a distance from the disc and the said latter ball putted toward the disc. A player is informed that his putted golf ball would enter a hole on a conventional green when the ball putted rides over the edge of the disc and contacts the golf ball seated in the center of the same.