Abstract: A putting training aid that includes an elongated body, a first tee recess and a second tee recess. The elongated body has an upper surface, a first end and a second end. The first end is opposite the second end. The elongated body has a width that is less than a diameter of a golf ball that is used in conjunction with the putting training aid. The first tee recess is formed in the upper surface of the elongated body between the first end and the second end thereof. The first tee recess is adapted to receive a first portion of the golf ball. The second tee recess is formed in the upper surface of the elongated body. The second tee recess is closer to the second end of the elongated body than the first tee recess. The second tee recess is adapted to receive a second portion of the golf ball.

Abstract: A putting training aid including an elongated body, a reflective mechanism and a tee. The elongated body has an upper surface. The reflective mechanism has an upper surface that is substantially aligned with the upper surface of the elongated body. The reflective mechanism has a length that is greater than a diameter of a golf ball that is used in conjunction with the putting training aid. The tee is formed in at least one of the elongated body and the reflective mechanism. The tee is adapted to receive a portion of the golf ball.

Abstract: A putting training aid including an elongated body, a reflective mechanism and a tee. The elongated body has an upper surface. The reflective mechanism has an upper surface that is substantially aligned with the upper surface of the elongated body. The reflective mechanism has a length that is greater than a diameter of a golf ball that is used in conjunction with the putting training aid. The tee is formed in at least one of the elongated body and the reflective mechanism. The tee is adapted to receive a portion of the golf ball.

Abstract: A putting training aid including an elongated golf stroke training device, a reflective mechanism a mounting mechanism. The elongated golf stroke training device has a first alignment line. The reflective mechanism has a second alignment line. The mounting mechanism holds the reflective mechanism with respect to the elongated golf stroke training device.

Abstract: A putting training aid including an elongated golf stroke training device, a reflective mechanism a mounting mechanism. The elongated golf stroke training device has a first alignment line. The reflective mechanism has a second alignment line. The mounting mechanism holds the reflective mechanism with respect to the elongated golf stroke training device.

Abstract: A billfold having a front panel and a back panel that intersects the front panel along an edge. At least one of the front panel and the back panel have a first pocket formed therein. The first pocket has a width that permits currency to be placed therein in an unfolded orientation. The first pocket has a first retaining strap attached thereto that is sized to receive a portion of a checkbook to substantially prevent the checkbook from moving laterally in the first pocket.

Abstract: A ballmark repair tool for repairing marks left by the impact of a golf ball on turf. The ballmark repair tool includes a handle portion, a shovel portion, and a button. The shovel portion extends from the handle portion. The shovel portion is oriented at an obtuse angle with respect to the handle portion. The shovel portion is curved to at least partially conform to an outer surface of a golf ball. The shovel portion has a pair of tines extending therefrom. The button is removably attachable to the handle portion.

Abstract: A money clip a first leaf, a second leaf, a spine and a clip. The first leaf has a first end and a second end. The first leaf includes a first main portion, an inner pocket and an outer pocket. The second leaf includes a second main portion, an inner pocket and an outer pocket. The inner pockets are attached to the first main portion and the second main portion to provide a first opening proximate the first end and a second opening proximate the second end. The outer pockets are attached to the second main portion to provide an opening proximate the first end. The spine is operably attached to the first ends of the first leaf and the second leaf. The clip is pivotally attached to the spine.

Abstract: A billfold having a front panel and a back panel that intersects the front panel along an edge. At least one of the front panel and the back panel have a first pocket formed therein. The first pocket has a width that permits currency to be placed therein in an unfolded orientation. The first pocket has a first retaining strap attached thereto that is sized to receive a portion of a checkbook to substantially prevent the checkbook from moving laterally in the first pocket.

Abstract: A money clip a first leaf, a second leaf, a spine and a clip. The first leaf has a first end and a second end. The first leaf includes a first main portion, an inner pocket and an outer pocket. The second leaf includes a second main portion, an inner pocket and an outer pocket. The inner pockets are attached to the first main portion and the second main portion to provide a first opening proximate the first end and a second opening proximate the second end. The outer pockets are attached to the second main portion to provide an opening proximate the first end. The spine is operably attached to the first ends of the first leaf and the second leaf. The clip is pivotally attached to the spine.

Abstract: An organizer (10) for golf accessories is disclosed including a cover (12) and a liner (20) connected by their peripheries and folded about a fold line (32) into overlying first and second halves (34,36). A tube is formed by spine support stitching (38) extending parallel to and spaced from the fold line (32) and frictionally, slideably receives the first leg (44) of a clip holder (42). The second leg (46) of the clip holder (42) sandwiches a golf card (48) against the spine support stitching (38). A ball mark repair tool holder (16) is formed by a pouch stitched to the outside of the second half (36) of the cover (12). A holder (22) for a notebook or pad (24) is formed by a slit in the liner (20) for slideable insertion of the back (26) of the notebook or pad (24) between the cover (12) and the liner (20). A holder ( 40) for a pen or pencil is formed by a U-shaped strip having its free ends secured between the liner (20) by the spine support stitching (38).