Abstract: A foldable massage apparatus including a plurality of vibrating devices in a flexible cover that is waterproof to provide for submerging the massage apparatus in a liquid, the massage apparatus being foldable to form a plurality of massage application surfaces that are contiguous with one another and that form an angled relationship with one another.

Abstract: A compact, low profile golf putting practice apparatus includes a two-part flipper including a longitudinal flipping member and a coaxially mounted base section supporting the flipper member. A torsion spring pivots the flipper from its retracted position into an extended position whereby it propels a ball forwardly from a pocket area, and a powered retractor reversely pivots the flipper from its extended orientation into its retracted orientation. For safety, the two sections of the flipper are normally coupled together for movement as a unit by a resilient coupler which is capable of expanding temporarily when the flipper encounters an obstruction to its movement from the extended orientation to the retracted orientation.

Abstract: A golf putting practice device (10) having a ball tray (16) that can be pivoted from the normally flat position for ball retrieval to fold substantially upright against the body of the main housing (12) for compact storage or transport. A spring-powered flipper device (28) is pivotally mounted between the base (14) and main housing (12) top and horizontally disposed along the rear face of the ball tray (16) to return the ball to the person making the putt.

Abstract: A golf putting practice device (10) having a main housing (12), a substantially flattened ball tray (16) to receive putted balls that is retractable and removable, and a flipper device (28) disposed in a position along the rear face of the ball tray (16) to automatically return the putted balls from the ball tray (16) back to the person making the putt.