Abstract: A course includes a plurality of greens and teeing locations with varying terrain to provide iron shots of varying length and difficulty onto the greens. In three embodiments, the greens are located in a central green area, and the teeing locations are in a peripheral area around the central green area. In a fourth embodiment, the greens are in the peripheral area, and the teeing locations are in the center portion of the course and between the greens. Television cameras are positioned to receive images of the greens. Monitors at the teeing locations have grids overlaying the images to enable accurate determination of the distance of the ball from the green's flag stick. A green clearing device has a sweeping mechanism rotatably mounted on the flag stick to sweep balls off the green into the center cup or a peripheral outer ball collector. The clearing device may be remotely activated at the TV monitor.

Abstract: Module sidewalls (14) define an office space adjacent to an aisle (6) in an aircraft passenger cabin. The sidewalls (14) are dimensioned to extend downwardly substantially to the cabin floor (2) and upwardly a distance sufficient to screen the office space. The sidewalls (14) are spaced from the cabin ceiling (4) to allow air circulation and create a feeling of openness. The sidewalls (14) define an entry opening (16), and a recess (20) to allow persons in the aisle (6) to step into the recess (20) out of the way of other persons or carts in the aisle (6). The module (12) includes a seat (22), a desk top (24) and equipment such as a telephone (26) and a computer link. The elements of the module (12) are arranged to maximize elbow room and leg room within a predetermined cabin floor area. Hexagonal modules (12) are arranged in a single continuous row or in two contiguous nested rows between two aisles (6 ). Side modules (12', 12") are formed partly by the cabin sidewalls (8).

Abstract: A container assembly secured in the back of a passenger seat contains food and beverage for a passenger sitting behind the seatback. The container includes an rounded portion which holds a beverage can and glass. The container is held by a holder assembly which is fastened to a recessed area inside the seat. The container is secured to the holder by first inserting the rounded portion of the container into a similarly rounded portion of the holder and then rotating the container into an interference fit with the holder.