Abstract: A golf accessory having a housing with two elongated tubes which are open at which end. Each tube is dimensioned to receive a plurality of golf balls therein and each tube has a longitudinally extending slot extending along one side and between its ends. A stop member protrudes into the interior of each tube adjacent each end which abuts against the golf ball positioned within the interior of the tube to hold the golf balls within the tube. Each tube, however, has a flexible side wall portion adjacent each end which flexes outwardly to enable a golf ball to pass over the stop member and out of the tube. The golf accessory also includes a plurality of openings which are designed to slidably receive and frictionally engage golf tees, golf ball markers and golf green repair tools.

Abstract: The present invention provides a carrier for transporting and storing cylindrical cans. The carrier includes a plurality of elongated cylindrical tubes which are open at each end and have a longitudinally extending slot formed along their front. Each tube is dimensioned to slidably receive a can through its open top while a stop adjacent the bottom end of each tube retains the cans within the interior of the tube. The tubes are constructed of a resilient material so that, by grabbing and pulling a can from the bottom of a tube, the tube flexes outwardly and allows the can to pass past the stop and out of the bottom of the tube.