Abstract: A golf ball storing/releasing device is formed of a single length of rod having a modulus of elasticity and bent to form a golf-ball-supporting track. The track having back and front sections. Each section including first and second spaced-apart portions, the first portions of the back and front sections forming a first side portion and the second portions of the back and front sections forming a second side portion. The spaced-apart portions all being dimensioned less than the diameter of a golf ball. The first and second side portions converging toward one another from the turnaround sections to a ball-entry juncture section.

Abstract: A efficient hand tool and insert bit design to provide uninterrupted continuous rotation when driving rotary fasteners in very low to moderately high torque situations, and allows seamless transition to normal tightening methods when fastening torque increases beyond this range, all with the use of one hand. In addition, invention allows user to apply more turning torque towards the fastener then normal screwdriver type hand tools.

Abstract: The putt stabilizer improves a players putting stroke by providing a simple means to keep the wrist and forearm in position while making the stroke. The device braces the angle formed between the player's outside forearm and the putter shaft, allowing the player to keep this angle constant throughout the putt stroke. As the player learns to hold the proper position, they can gradually reduce their forearm pressure against the device until the preferred putting stroke can be made without aid from the invention.

Abstract: A rotary driver providing continuous uninterrupted rotation, which allows the user to install rotary fasteners without the tedious and potentially harmful long term effects of twisting the wrist. The tool comprises a handle of the size and shape to comfortably fit in a hand of a operator, connected to a tool shank which extends axially therefrom. The shank carries a tool tip at its distal end. The handle also incorporates a lever arm that extends outward from the longitudinal axis of the shank. A free spinning lever arm handle is mounted at its extended end creating a crank arm assembly for the rotary driver. This assembly is attached to the handle by a pivot at its end. The assembly can then be rotated from a stored position in a handle pocket to a extended working position. When the crank arm assembly is in the stored position, the rotary driver appears and functions like a traditional screwdriver.