Abstract: A clothes hanger having a pants holding device for holding one or more pairs of pants, the hanger having a hook and an upper member of inverted V shape extending across the width of the hanger and having its center attached to the bottom of the hook. A bottom member extends substantially horizontally for the width of the hanger and spaced below the upper member with its ends attached to the ends of the upper member. A vertical member extends between each end of the upper member and an adjacent end of the bottom member. At least one pair of horizontal fingers, has each finger attached to and extending inwardly from one of the vertical members, the fingers of each pair being in axial alignment with each other but being of such a length as to leave an open space between the inner ends of the fingers to aid in placing the pants legs over the fingers to retain the pants in suspension between the fingers and the bottom member.

Abstract: A golf cap of this invention comprises a headband that grips the golfer's head, and an elongated visor that includes on the inside at least one marker which is plainly visible to the wearer. The visor is permanently attached. The visor is longer than the usual golf cap visor, and is sufficiently long so that the lower edge thereof will be below eye level when the wearer has positioned the hat properly on his head. The marker preferably is in the form of a longitudinally extending line along the centerline of the visor. The golfer wearing this hat addresses the golf ball so that this longitudinal line is aligned with the ball and perpendicular to the proposed line of flight. The hat is an aid to the golfer in keeping his head down and his eye on the ball, because the marking makes him very conscious of any lifting or turning of the head. The side extensions aid the golfer's concentration by reducing any peripheral distractions.