Abstract: Golf gloves are disclosed. The golf gloves worn by a golfer while swinging a golf club comprise main fastening means consisting of first two opposite parts. The first two opposite parts are respectively fixed on both palm sides of the gloves and are attachable to each other when pressed into contact with each other. The golf gloves may further comprise auxiliary fastening means consisting of second opposite parts. The second opposite parts are respectively fixed on the side edges of the fingers of the gloves and are attachable to each other when pressed into contact with each other. The main fastening means may be fixed on the heel pad of the palm of each of said gloves. The auxiliary fastening means may be fixed on the contacted side edges of the interlaced fingers of each of the gloves. The main fastening means and the auxiliary fastening means may be Velcro fastening tapes.

Abstract: A belt-mounted apparatus for carrying golf accessories, such as tees and ball markers, is disclosed. The apparatus consists of a belt saddle-clip, with a plurality of tee holders and ball marker holders being provided on the outside surface of the belt saddle-clip. In the above apparatus, a watch is preferably provided on the saddle-clip. In the belt saddle-clip, front and rear walls are integrated into a single structure at the top while defining a belt channel between the two walls. A plurality of embossments may be formed on the inside surface of the rear wall. The above holders and the watch are provided on the front wall of the belt saddle-clip, while the rear wall of the saddle-clip is preferably bent toward the front wall, thus forming an elastic lower flange gripping the belt when the saddle-clip is clipped on the belt. This apparatus allows a golfer to easily and effectively carry such small golf accessories in addition to a watch on his belt while golfing, thus being very convenient to the golfer.

Abstract: An automatic transmission system of an emergency signal and a method thereof using a driver's brain wave which enables the police and hospitals, having a network with an earth station, to provide a proper and immediate rescue operation for those involved in an accident by transmitting an emergency signal derived from the driver's brain wave to the earth station via a global positioning system (GPS) satellite if a driver is in critical condition after the accident. The automatic transmission system of an emergency signal using a driver's brain wave includes a brain wave sensing block, an amplifier, an analog/digital converter, a memory, a microcontroller, and a transmission block.