Abstract: A knockdown golf bag for being component size self-compensating. The knockdown golf bag includes a bag, an upper frame, a lower frame, rods, and a partition. The bag is collapsible, and as such, has a collapsed mode and an uncollapsed mode. The upper frame is replaceably attached to the bag. The lower frame is replaceably attached to the bag. The rods extend from, and between, the upper frame and the lower frame to maintain the bag in the uncollapsed mode thereof, and when removed, allow the bag to achieve the collapsed mode thereof. The partition extends within the bag, from the upper frame to the lower frame, and is elastometrically attached to the lower frame so as to allow the golf bag to be component size self-compensating.

Abstract: An improved golf glove of the type having a slit laterally expanded when a hand is inserted, formed in a lower end portion of a back region of a glove body, and engaging portions for closing the slit after the hand is inserted are attached to the back region and include a flap extending from one side of the slit and having one portion of hook and loop fasteners on one side thereof and a mating portion of hook and loop fasteners on the other side of the slit for being selectively engaged by the one portion of hook and loop fasteners during use.

Abstract: A golf watch, which keeps time and allows a player to keep score of a person's golf game and records the clubs that were used during that game.

Abstract: A tripod leg support for a golf in the operation of which pivotal traverses of cranks project the legs into open positions in response to the ascending movement of wires connected to the cranks, wherein the path of ascending wire movement is tangential to the pivotal traverse of the cranks, to thereby contribute to a maximum mechanical advantage in the opening of the legs.

Abstract: A zippered storage compartment for a golf bag leg support using two zipper pulls, both tracking down to open the storage compartment after which one zipper pull alternately tracks up and down in coordinated relation to the alternating non-use and in-use condition of the leg support as occurs after most golf shots, and the other zipper pull tracks up to close the compartment at the end of the golf round to contribute to obviating damage to the leg support during the intervals between golf rounds.