Abstract: The invention relates to a golf ball heating device of an elongated housing having a lower portion, an upper portion and a central opening therein for receiving a plurality of golf balls therein, the housing holding and retaining the balls in a generally central axial position and facilitating flow of heated air around the balls, the housing further including at least one aperture located in the upper portion for insertion or removal of the balls into or out of the central opening; a heating device located in the lower portion of the housing, the housing further comprising a support for the air heating device; a spacer for retaining the air heating device at a predetermined distance below the balls, the spacer allowing heated air to flow toward the balls; and a lid member operatively associated with the housing aperture and movable between a first position, where the lid member closes the housing aperture, and a second position where access to the central opening through the aperture is provided to allow inse

Abstract: A golf ball heating device includes an elongated housing having a lower portion, an upper portion and a central opening therein for receiving a plurality of golf balls therein. The housing holds and retains the balls in a generally central axial position and facilitates flow of heated air around the balls.

Abstract: A device for maintaining heated golf balls at an elevated temperature under playing conditions is desired. A heated container is provided with dividing means, such as a moveable wall, which may be operated during removal of a selected heated ball so as to seal off the remaining heated balls from the ambient air, thereby maintaining them at the elevated temperature.