Abstract: Portable, lightweight golf practice device from which to hit golf balls comprises a base having an opening extending therethrough, a pan having a flat interior portion surrounded by a border portion, the border portion having a lip and an inner slanted portion that slopes downwardly to the flat interior portion, the pan being mounted on the top surface of the base and having a bottom surface that substantially matches the shape of the top side of the base, a rubber layer affixed to the bottom side of the base, and at least one anchoring device. The inner slanted portion and the flat interior portion are covered with driving range artificial grass that simulates fairway, and the lip of the pan and a portion of a border of the base not covered by the lip of the pan are covered with driving range artificial grass that simulates rough.

Abstract: A cleaning device for cleaning golf club heads includes a cleaning chamber having an interior that houses a cleaning solution, and an opening leading to the interior. A lid is removably affixed over the opening. The lid moves between a closed position in which the lid covers the opening to close off the interior, and an opened position in which the lid is displaced from the opening to expose the interior. The lid, when in the opened position, allows for passage of a golf club head through the opening and into the interior.

Abstract: A cleaning device for cleaning golf club heads includes a cleaning chamber having an interior that houses a cleaning solution, and an opening leading to the interior. A lid is removably affixed over the opening. The lid moves between a closed position in which the lid covers the opening to close off the interior, and an opened position in which the lid is displaced from the opening to expose the interior. The lid, when in the opened position, allows for passage of a golf club head through the opening and into the interior.