Abstract: A work-surface system (20) and a work surface therefor (28) is disclosed. The system (20) uses standard two-drawer filing cabinets (26) to support the work surface (28). The work surface (28) is made up of a worktop (22), and a top adapter (24) for each filing cabinet (26). The top adapters (24) fit snugly onto top sides (32) of the filing cabinets (26), and are fixedly coupled to the worktop (22). No alteration or modification of the filing cabinets (26) is required. The top adapters (24) are constructed of a polymeric or other material so as not to mar or otherwise damage the filing cabinets (26). Use of the filing cabinets is not affected by the work surface (28). The work surface (28) may be easily removed from the filing cabinets (26) at any time and stored in a minimum of space.

Abstract: A multipurpose tool assembly to perform a divot repair operation, a coring operation and/or a green surface smoothing operation on a golf green. There is an elongate operating section having on one end a divot repair tool portion and on the other end a coring tool portion. The operating section can be connected to the handle in either of two configurations to perform either the divot repair operation or the coring operation.

Abstract: A golf club putter including a reversed shaft, with a thin end in the grip and a thick end in the head, a shaft at the true center of gravity, and a shaft through a tapered hole in the head. The golf club putter can also include a head with hollow construction at the exact center of the head providing the putter head with a true and exact toe-heel balance relative to a shaft. The reverse tapered shaft slides through the putter head, and frictionally engages in the head with a thin end of the shaft in a grip and a thick end of the shaft in the head. In the alternative, the shaft can glue onto a pin extending upwardly from the putter head.

Abstract: A golf club putter including a reversed shaft, with a thin end in the grip and a thick end in the head, a shaft at the true center of gravity, and a shaft through a tapered hole in the head. The golf club putter can also include a head with hollow construction at the exact center of the head providing the putter head with a true and exact toe-heel balance relative to a shaft. The reverse tapered shaft slides through the putter head, and frictionally engages in the head with a thin end of the shaft in a grip and a thick end of the shaft in the head. In the alternative, the shaft can glue onto a pin extending upwardly from the putter head.