Abstract: A golf club shaft holder assembly includes an adjustable base clamp member suitable for mounting to a vertical support rod of the canopy of a golf car, the spine of a golf bag cart or a suitable vertical portion of a golf bag. A sling shot shape shaft holder is mounted on the adjustable base clamp member and provides a pair of spaced apart C-shape clip members positioned thereon, capable of retaining the shaft of a desired, frequently used golf club thereon. A pair of Y-shape shield members are mounted adjacent the distal ends of the cross member to protect the C-shape clamps. The entire assembly includes a new means for selectably releaseably mounting a frequently used or desired golf club in a position which is easily accessible to a golfer for ease of use thereof.

Abstract: An accessory organizing device for a golf car having a longitudinal member, a mounting bracket for mounting the device to the vertical support bars of a golf car, and accessory holders which engages with the longitudinal member. The longitudinal member has grooves or slots along at least a portion of the length of the longitudinal member. Accessory holders are supported by the longitudinal member by engagement with the grooves. The accessory holders are removeably or adjustably engaged with the grooves. Accessory holders and be adjustable in position and orientation along the longitudinal member to suit the user's needs.

Abstract: A golf training method and device having at least one flat surface and an annular surface, wherein the annular surface is configured to receive contact with a golf club and the flat surface is configured to contact the surface on which the device is disposed. The device may have a radius greater than the height. The device may be sized to have the diameter of a standard regulation golf ball, and a height approximately 0.25 inches to require the user to swing within 0.25 inches precision in order to hit the training device. The device maybe made from a soft, resilient material suitable for use indoors.

Abstract: A golf training method and device having at least one flat surface and an annular surface, wherein the annular surface is configured to receive contact with a golf club and the flat surface is configured to contact the surface on which the device is disposed. The device may have a radius greater than the height. The device may be sized to have the diameter of a standard regulation golf ball, and a height approximately 0.25 inches to require the user to swing within 0.25 inches precision in order to hit the training device. The device maybe made from a soft, resilient material suitable for use indoors.

Abstract: An animal feeder includes a storage region having a bottom wall, and sidewalls extending upwards from the bottom wall. The animal feeder further comprises a cover with at least one depression in the cover to receive a feeding bowl. The cover forms an airtight with the storage region. The feeding bowl is isolated from the storage region when it is seated in the depression.

Abstract: A flag for mounting on a vehicle radio antenna having a flat body which is uniformly tapered from a leading edge formed with a mounting rib towards a trailing edge which is thinner than the leading edge, the mounting rib having projections at either end which are encircled by resilient rings biasing the projections and the mounting rib against the antenna.

Abstract: A flag for mounting on a vehicle radio antenna having a flat body which is uniformly tapered from a leading edge formed with a mounting rib towards a trailing edge which is thinner than the leading edge, the mounting rib having projections at either end which are encircled by resilient rings biasing the projections and the mounting rib against the antenna.

Abstract: An illuminated ornament simulating a Christmas tree having a plastic housing with one set of lights mounted within the housing to illuminate the outline of the tree and a second set of colored lights mounted for direct viewing outside of the housing.

Abstract: Animal water dispensing apparatus including a molded plastic base member which has a reservoir support portion and a water receiving recess connected to receive water from a reservoir with a stainless steel liner for the recess being formed with small apertures to allow water to flow into the liner.

Abstract: A lap tray having an elongated body portion to be supported across the upper legs of a seated person providing recessed areas for food and beverage containers and having downwardly extending vertical projections at the ends of the body portion to engage the outer thighs to retain the tray positioned.

Abstract: An animal food dish and water dispenser which includes first and second cup shaped receptacles spaced apart in a base member having an upwardly projecting barrier separating the two receptacles and supporting an inverted water reservoir bottle centrally on the base member to supply water to one of the receptacles.

Abstract: An improved birdbath made of molded plastic is disclosed as including a generally circular water retaining tray portion having a central hub including thereon means for suspending the tray a hanger, and means on the hub for mounting a pedestal mounting thereto and supporting said tray portion from below. The means for suspending the central tray portion include a hook having a plurality of strands depending therefrom, with the distal ends of the strands matingly releaseably engaging the hub portion of the central tray. A threaded mounting in the central hub portion is adapted to mount thereon in inverse relation, a standard two liter refreshment bottle made of molded plastic. The strands are adapted to fit around the two liter bottle, and a mounting ring maintains the strands and bottle in a preferred orientation to each other. At the bottom of the central hub, a pipe mounting socket is adapted to be threadedly engaged by a 3/4 inch I.P.S. pedestal.

Abstract: A combination soap dish and squeegee including a cup shaped tray for receiving a bar of soap and having a wall thereof slotted to provide a passageway for receiving the blade portion of a squeegee and an upwardly facing channel to support the handle portion of the squeegee.