Abstract: A golf ball retrieving putter grip assembly allowing a person to utilize a grip of their putter to retrieve a golf ball includes a tube and a golf ball engagement member, which of which comprise a resiliently bendable material. The tube defines a cylindrical interior space into which a shaft of a putter is insertable to frictionally attach the shaft to the tube. The golf ball engagement member comprises a cup, which can reversibly attach to a golf ball, and a socket, which is attached to a bottom of the cup. An upper section of the tube is circumferentially smaller than a lower section of the tube and thus is insertable into the socket, whereupon a first coupler attached to the upper section engages a second coupler attached to the socket to removably attach the golf ball engagement member to the tube.

Abstract: A golf ball retrieving putter grip assembly includes a tubular member formed by a perimeter wall having a bottom end and a top end. The bottom end is open and is configured to receive a golf club shaft. The tubular member has a front side including a planar section. The tubular member has an upper section terminating at the top end and which comprises less than 20% of a total height of the tubular member. The upper section has an outwardly flaring outer surface. The top end has an upper surface has a depression therein defining a golf ball engaging cup. The depression has an arcuate concave shape to receive a golf ball. An interior lip is attached to the top end and extends inwardly over an opening defining the depression.

Abstract: A portable container for carrying and dispensing liquid fuels is disclosed including a container body having a bottom, one or more sides and a top defining an interior volume, said top including an integral carrying handle for carrying the container in an upright posture and a spout for receiving and dispensing liquid fuel. A hollow passage extends through the container intermediate the top and the bottom and contains an auxiliary handle located such that when it is grasped and used to lift the container, the distributed weight of the container is balanced with respect to the auxiliary handle and the container assumes a generally horizontal position for dispensing fuel.