Abstract: The invention teaches a press-button type display indicator for golf club protector, comprising an enclosure having a marker display window and a connective device to engage with the golf club protector; a rotation wheel that can be rotated intermittently and a first half shaft and a second half shaft serving to supply the rotation of the rotation wheel set inside of the enclosure, wherein the first half shaft and the second half shaft are hollow tube shafts, and are located at the two sides of the rotation wheel, respectively; a pressing apparatus connected to the rotation wheel is disposed at one side of the rotation wheel; and a plurality of different markers is distributed along the circumferential direction of the rotation wheel, and is displayed orderly through the marker display window on the enclosure when rotating the rotation wheel intermittently.

Abstract: The invention teaches a tumble-type display device for golf club protector, comprising an enclosure having a connective member to connect with the golf club protector; said enclosure comprising a front cover having a marker display window set thereon and a back cover; a disk capable of rotating intermittently and a tumbling apparatus and a non-return apparatus acting on said disk disposed inside of said enclosure; and a plurality of markers marked and distributed along the circumferential direction of the disk. When rotating the disk intermittently, the different markers are displayed orderly through the marker display window, and only one marker is displayed at one time.

Abstract: The invention teaches a tumble marker indicator for golf club protector, comprising an enclosure having a marker display window and a connective device to engage with the golf club protector; a rotation wheel that can be rotated intermittently and a rotating shaft engaged with the rotation wheel are set inside of the enclosure; a tumbling apparatus connected to the rotation wheel is set at one side of the rotation wheel; a non-return apparatus to avoid the back rotation of the rotation wheel is set at the other side of the rotation wheel; and a plurality of different markers distributed along the circumferential direction of the rotation wheel, which can be displayed orderly through the marker display window on the enclosure when rotating the rotation wheel intermittently.

Abstract: A golf club head cover comprises a main body and a holding device. The main body comprises a bottom wall, a peripheral wall surrounding and extending outwardly from the bottom wall, a top wall surrounding and extending inwardly from the peripheral wall, and an open-type holding chamber defined by the bottom wall, the peripheral wall and the top wall. The holding device is coupled to one end of the main body so as to provide the advantages of holding the golf club in the golf club head cover easily and observing the patterns and characters on the golf club head distinctly.

Abstract: The present invention teaches a golf club protector capable of carrying one or more golf accessories, such as a golf ball, a tee holder, or a grass trimmer, comprising: an animal-like body having a mouth for receiving a golf club head, said mouth comprising an upper portion and a lower portion; a cavity for receiving one or more said golf accessories, said cavity being disposed in said mouth; and means for joining said upper portion and said lower portion. The means for joining are, for example, one or more magnet(s), a magnetic tape, or a zipper. The upper portion and the lower portion, when taken together, form an open state or a closed state. The cavity for receiving the golf accessories comprises one or more holding member(s) such as a narrow clamp, a wide clamp, and a holding pocket.

Abstract: A golf club head cover (10) with a trunk handle portion (30) for facilitating the removal of the golf club head cover (10) from a golf club with a large volume club head is disclosed herein. The head cover (10) preferably has a body (12) with a top section (28). The trunk handle portion (30) is attached to an exterior surface (58) of the top section (28). The body defines an interior chamber (26) which can accommodate a golf club with a club head having a volume of 460 cubic centimeters.

Abstract: A magnetic cover for a golf club iron has a surface adapted to conform to at least one plane of a face of a head of the golf club iron. In one embodiment, the magnetic cover has a first layer comprising a magnetic material and a second layer comprising a non-magnetic material. In one embodiment, the magnetic cover has at least one curved surface adapted to conform to at least one of an edge of the face, a sole of the head, and a top of the head.

Abstract: The present invention relates to systems and methods for protecting a golf club head region. One embodiment of the present invention relates to a golf club protection system that protects the head region of a golf club from incidental damage. The system includes a first and second member. The first and second members are shaped to include a combined internal region corresponding to the shape of a golf club head. The first and second members are also moveably coupled to one another to enable the insertion and removal of a golf club from the system. The first member may further include a releasable shaft coupling system that releasably engages the shaft in response to a coupling force between the shaft and the first member. The nature of the moveable coupling between the first and second member may enable the second member to internally move within or overlap the first member. A second embodiment of the present invention relates to a method for releasably coupling a golf protection system to a golf club.

Abstract: One embodiment of the present invention relates to a golf club protection system that protects the head region of a golf club from incidental damage. The system includes a first and second member. The first and second members are shaped to include a combined internal region corresponding to the shape of a golf club head. The first and second members are also moveably coupled to one another to enable the insertion and removal of a golf club from the system. The first member may further include a releasable shaft coupling system that releasably engages the shaft in response to a coupling force between the shaft and the first member. The nature of the moveable coupling between the first and second member may enable the second member to internally move within or overlap the first member.

Abstract: A golf club head cover includes a club sleeve and a pom-pom. The club sleeve includes a head pocket and a club shaft cover portion. The club sleeve includes both stretchable and relatively less stretchable or non-stretchable fabric strategically configured to allow for the insertion of a golf club into the club sleeve. The non-stretchable material is suitable to receive labeling such as embroidery or silk-screening.

Abstract: A head cover for protecting golf heads includes a first edge defining a slit for access to an interior of the head cover, a second edge further defining the slit, and the first edge and the second edge are magnetically releasable connected and a tag magnetically releasably connected to the head cover. A rain cover for a golf bag includes a first arm to attach to a first cover for covering the golf bag, a second arm to attach to a second cover for covering the golf bag, the second arm is snapped releasable connected to the golf bag. A towel includes a magnet integral connected to the towel, the towel being adapted to be a magnetically releasable connected to a golf related item, and a tag magnetically releasable connected to the towel.

Abstract: The present invention teaches a protector for protecting a golf club with an identification number comprising a body, and a window made of transparent or semi-transparent material wherein said window is aligned with the identification number so that the identification number can be observed through said window.

Abstract: The present invention teaches an animal-shaped protector for golf clubs comprising a head enclosure having a mouth; and a shaft clamp; wherein the head enclosure and the shaft clamp are formed integrally; the head enclosure comprises a first shell having a first shell inner surface and a first shell outer surface; the first shell inner surface defines a cavity for receiving and protecting the head of a golf club; the shaft clamp comprises a body and a plurality of fastenings; the fastenings each have an elastic band attached at one end to said body and at the other end to a joining element being a part of the fastening; and the joining elements can be easily connected to and disconnected from each other.

Abstract: A golf club cover comprised of a cover and a snap. The golf club cover is intended for use on a golf bag having a snap for securing a rain cover to the golf bag. The cover is shaped and sized to cover the head of a golf club. The snap is integrally and directly attached to the cover and is adapted to mate with the golf club bag rain cover snap. Hook and loop fasteners may be used in place of snaps. A fastener may be placed upon an article of the golfer's clothing to allow the golf club cover to be attached to the article of clothing.

Abstract: A golf club cover includes a head cover for receiving the head of a golf club and a shaft cover below the head cover for receiving a portion of the shaft of the golf club, and a neck portion that connects the head cover to the shaft cover. An opening for the golf club head is provided on the front face of the neck portion. A longitudinal resilient slit for the golf club shaft is provided on the front face of the shaft cover. A guidance section adapted to guide the portion of the golf club shaft into the shaft cover is provided at the upper portion of the shaft cover on both sides of the slit. A resilient framework with variable opening slit sizes is disposed within the wall of the shaft cover. The framework may be made of a sheet or a frame.

Abstract: A sports shaft protector comprising an elongate flexible sheet member having a design, color or indicia on a surface, a detachable pressure sensitive adhesive applied over the design or indicia, and a release agent covering the pressure sensitive adhesive.

Abstract: A golf club head cover and method of using is disclosed. The golf club head cover includes a body having an upper portion and a lower portion, the upper portion adapted for protecting the head of the club, the lower portion operatively connected to the upper portion for protecting at least a portion of the shaft of the club, the lower portion having an open collar. The golf club head cover can include an identifier that identifies a size of the golf club head cover. The present invention also includes a method of using the golf club head cover. The method includes providing a golf club head cover having a body with an upper portion and a lower portion, inserting a golf club head into the upper portion, and pressing the hosel or shaft of the club into the lower portion to secure the golf club head cover to the club.

Abstract: A cover for protecting the barrel portion of a baseball bat, or other structure is disclosed. The cover is preferably formed from an elastic rubber material such as neoprene. The flexible cover has the ability to adapt its shape upon insertion of a bat, enabling use with bats of various sizes. The cover is water resistant and is adapted for maximizing the visibility of printed matter thereon.

Abstract: A protective cover for a golf club includes a cover body and an internal frame and may include an elastic means for biasing the cover to an open condition. The cover body is made of cushioning fabric material and includes a head portion for covering and protecting the head of the golf club and a shank portion extending downwardly from the head portion for enclosing an upper part of the shaft of the golf club. The frame is principally covered by the cover body and comprises a hinge, wings that swing about the hinge to open and close the protective cover, and fastening means at free edges of the wings. The elastic means if present is attached to the outer surface of the frame and resiliently biases the wings of the frame to the open position. Part of the cover at the head is unsupported by the interior frame, to accommodate club heads of various sizes and shapes. The cover can be opened and closed with just one hand of the user.

Abstract: A golf club head cover and method of using is disclosed. The golf club head cover includes a body having an upper portion and a lower portion, the upper portion adapted for protecting the head of the club, the lower portion operatively connected to the upper portion for protecting at least a portion of the shaft of the club, the lower portion having an open collar. The golf club head cover can include an identifier that identifies a size of the golf club head cover. The present invention also includes a method of using the golf club head cover. The method includes providing a golf club head cover having a body with an upper portion and a lower portion, inserting a golf club head into the upper portion, and pressing the hosel or shaft of the club into the lower portion to secure the golf club head cover to the club.

Abstract: A golf club head cover and method of using is disclosed. The golf club head cover includes a body having an upper portion and a lower portion, the upper portion adapted for protecting the head of the club, the lower portion operatively connected to the upper portion for protecting at least a portion of the shaft of the club, the lower portion having an open collar. The golf club head cover can include an identifier that identifies a size of the golf club head cover. The present invention also includes a method of using the golf club head cover. The method includes providing a golf club head cover having a body with an upper portion and a lower portion, inserting a golf club head into the upper portion, and pressing the hosel or shaft of the club into the lower portion to secure the golf club head cover to the club.

Abstract: A golf club protective guard serves to protect the appearance and lifetime value of golf clubs. The inventive device is a transparent 4 to 5 mil vinyl adhesive strip that is designed to fit the contours of the club, and that when attached to the head of a club provides an almost invisible protective barrier against abrasions caused by miss-hits during the act of hitting the ball.

Abstract: An authentic looking animal golf club head cover has an outer shell made of multiple pieces of plush material dyed to represent the fur of an animal and sewn in the contour shape of the animal head. A lightweight rigid foam insert has a cup formation with an exterior surface with facial details molded thereon and an inner surface forming a cavity for receiving the golf club head. The foam insert is positioned and attached to the outer shell so that the facial details of the outer shell and insert correspond. A ribbed sleeve is attached to a bottom portion of the outer shell and to a pocket which receives the golf club head. The pocket is maintained in place within the cavity by stitching one end of the pocket to the inner surface of the foam insert and by surrounding the pocket with fiber stuffings.

Abstract: A cover for protecting a head and/or adjacent shaft portion of a golf club is opened and closed by an over-center biasing means upon application of an external force to partly open or close the cover. The cover comprises a pair of wings adapted to be opened and closed about a longitudinal hinge formed between them and having a slot laterally formed in the pair of wings. Elongated elastic means such as rubber cords bias the pair of wings alternatively toward the open position and the closed position, by acting as an over-center device, passing through the slot openings at or adjacent the hinge and being fixed at both ends to the wings. A two-hinge form of the cover is also disclosed.

Abstract: A golf club head cover for use with standard wood golf clubs and oversized wood golf clubs is disclosed and made primarily of non-stretchable fabric and a narrow strip of elastic material. The head cover has a tubular formation having a first end stitched to an elongated sleeve shaft and a second end stitched to another piece of material to close the second end. The narrow strip of elastic material extends from the first end to the second end to accommodate the receipt of an oversized golf club head. The narrow strip of elastic material encompasses less than fifteen percent of the tubular formation so as not to detract from the decorative qualities of the non-stretchable fabric.

Abstract: A golf club head cover having a clip extending therefrom for releasable attachment directly to another object, without the need for cords, complicated mechanisms, or pre-established coengageable mating elements on the object to which the head cover is to be attached. The clip is preferably a quick release clip such as a carabiner clip.

Abstract: A protective cover for a golf club includes a cover body and an internal frame and may include an elastic means for biasing the cover to an open condition. The cover body is made of cushioning fabric material and includes a head portion for covering and protecting the head of the golf club and a shank portion extending downwardly from the head portion for enclosing an upper part of the shaft of the golf club. The frame is principally covered by the cover body and comprises a hinge, wings that swing about the hinge to open and close the protective cover, and fastening means at free edges of the wings. The elastic means if present is attached to the outer surface of the frame and resiliently biases the wings of the frame to the open position. Part of the cover at the head is unsupported by the interior frame, to accommodate club heads of various sizes and shapes. The cover can be opened and closed with just one hand of the user.

Abstract: A weighting device for use on the head of a golf club during practice swinging of the club, comprising in combination, a receptacle having an opening via which the club head is received into the receptacle, a flexible retainer carried on the receptacle to be fastened at least partly covering the opening and then extending over one side of the receptacle, for retaining the receptacle to the club head, and weighting structure carried by the receptacle to add substantial weight to the club head weight, for use as in club head swinging. The head typically is a golf club wood head.

Abstract: A cover for protecting the barrel portion of a baseball bat, or other structure is disclosed. The cover is preferably formed from an elastic rubber material such as neoprene. The flexible cover has the ability to adapt its shape upon insertion of a bat, enabling use with bats of various sizes. The cover is water resistant and is adapted for maximizing the visibility of printed matter thereon.

Abstract: Disclosed is a head cover assembly for holding and protecting the heads of golf clubs from colliding with each other in a golf bag having a top and a bottom shaping part fastened to a frame. It comprises a plurality of elastic head covers for respectively covering the heads of golf clubs. A rigid head cover holder is fastened to the inside of the top bottom shaping part for fixedly holding the head covers arranged at suitable intervals. The heads are respectively and fixedly held by the elastic head covers to make at least the heads substantially immovable in the golf bag under carriage.

Abstract: A weighting device for use on a golf club head as during swinging of the club, comprising in combination, a receptacle having an opening via which the club head is received into the receptacle, a retainer carried on the receptacle to be fastened in a position for retaining the receptacle in fitting relation to the club head, and weighting structure carried by the receptacle to add substantial weight to the club head weight, for use as in club head swinging. Various other forms of the receptacle and retainer are provided.

Abstract: A golf club head cover comprising a chamber adapted to receive the head of a golf club, a shell depending from the chamber adapted to receive the shaft of a golf club, a means for selectively opening and closing the head cover, axial stiffening members and longitudinal stiffening members.

Abstract: Disclosed is an identification member used for a head cover of a golf club, in which a fixed member is fixed on the surface of the head cover and an identification member having the identification number or character is attached to the fixed member. The fixed member is made of magnetic material or metallic material, and the identification member is made of magnetic material or metallic material so as to be attracted by the fixed member by a magnetic force. The identification character or the name of user or owner of the golf club can be inscribed on the identification member. The identification member can be attached to or detached from the head cover easily, and the convenience in identifying the golf club is provided.

Abstract: A protective covering for a surface or surfaces of a golf club head to protect the golf club head from surface damage. The protective covering is resilient and generally prevents damage to the surface of the club head. The cover remains in place during normal usage, and is removable without leaving a permanent mark upon the club head. The cover is a urethane-based material with a adhesive on one side. The protective covering my include indicia to be displayed of the user's, owner's or manufacturer's choice. The protective covering may be transparent or opaque. The protective covering is ideally applied by cleaning a surface of the club head and placing a portion of the adhesive backed protective covering on the head of the golf club. The protective covering is then stretched and rubbed to remove any air trapped between the protective covering and the surface. Lastly, any excess covering is removed by scoring the covering with a razor knife.

Abstract: A golf club head cover is disclosed. The golf club head cover has a protective cover having an upper portion for protecting a club head, a lower portion, and a clip disposed about the lower portion of the protective cover. The clip is adapted for securing the protective cover to a golf club.

Abstract: A golf club head cover and method of using is disclosed. The golf club head cover includes a body having an upper portion and a lower portion, the upper portion adapted for protecting the head of the club, the lower portion operatively connected to the upper portion for protecting at least a portion of the shaft of the club, the lower portion having an open collar. The golf club head cover can include an identifier that identifies a size of the golf club head cover. The present invention also includes a method of using the golf club head cover. The method includes providing a golf club head cover having a body with an upper portion and a lower portion, inserting a golf club head into the upper portion, and pressing the hosel or shaft of the club into the lower portion to secure the golf club head cover to the club.

Abstract: Disclosed is a golf bag putter holder utilizing a bean bag, plush or stuffed toy doll as the principal means of protecting the putter head from damage. A putter holder that under normal transportation and golf play, when attached to a conventional golf bag by a clip, will suspend a putter above the bag floor and secure a putter head firmly in place. The holder is comprised of a tube for mounting a doll and storing the putter. The tubes top aperture contains notches to seat a club head in place, thus eliminating the need to remove and replace a head cover. A plain version of the holder is disclosed as well.

Abstract: A golf club cover having a cover element with a configuration corresponding generally to the configuration of the head and a portion of the shaft of the golf club. The cover element contains a keyhole shaped entrance aperture of sufficient size to accept the golf head and a portion of the golf club shaft.

Abstract: A putter cover and removably attached divot repair tool comprising a putter cover body having at least an inner surface and an outer surface where the outer surface includes two spaced apart slits. The slits have a width that is substantially similar to a tool width of the divot repair tool and the slits are spaced apart by a spaced distance that is less than a length of the divot repair tool.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a golf club cover or accessory bag such a shoe bag, a glasses bag, a cigar bag, a valuables bag and the like. The distinguishing features of each of these items is the fact that they have inner layer and an outer layer which can be separated from one another without visually disrupting the pleasing aesthetic appearance of these items. The inner layer and outer layer may be separated from one another by means of velcro strips or a hidden zipper, for example, so that the outer layer may be embroidered thereon without the threads of the embroidery contacting the contents on the inside of the golf club cover or the accessory bag.

Abstract: A putter cover and removably attached divot repair tool comprising a putter cover body having at least an inner surface and an outer surface where the outer surface includes two spaced apart slits. The slits have a width that is substantially similar to a tool width of the divot repair tool and the slits are spaced apart by a spaced distance that is less than a length of the divot repair tool.

Abstract: A protective cover for the head of a golf club having a main body formed a single piece cut from a sheet of foam rubber material, and a stretchable nylon or polyester fabric is bonded to the opposing surfaces of the foam rubber sheet. The single piece of sheet foam rubber material is folded along a substantially straight first edge and stitches along second and third edges to form a cover having a profile similar to that of the club head which it is to cover. The cover has an opening at the top thereof. The opening can be expanded in size to fit over the head of a club. The cover is also preferably equipped with a pocket. The pocket is sized to received a turf comb, which can be used to dress the grass on which the participants ball rests. The turf comb may be connected with a line or string to an anchor point within the pocket to reduce the possibility that the comb may fall from the pocket and become lost.

Abstract: A golf towel is disclosed that also functions as a putter headcover. The dual-purpose product is formed from a panel of soft, absorbent toweling that is normally folded along at least one longitudinal fold line, and preferably along two such fold lines. It has an external side pocket at its upper end into which the head of a putter may be easily inserted. The towel/headcover protects the head of the putter as it is being carried in a golf bag, and the putter in turn provides the means for supporting the towel externally of the bag where it is readily available for use in cleaning balls and clubs and for transport to a green where the towel may then be used for ball cleaning prior to putting.

Abstract: A slipper-shaped head cover that is especially designed to facilitate convenient installation onto a golf club head after the golfer has made a shot. A preferred embodiment comprises a surface referred to herein as the sole because of the slipperlike configuration of the head cover. The sole is connected to a pair of opposed flaps along respective sides and to a heel along one end. An upper encloses the heel and forms a pocket for receiving the head of a golf club. The upper is affixed to a rear for fully enclosing the golf club head. The upper also terminates in a stiffening lip which holds the pocket open when the flaps are fully opened and separated so that the head cover can readily accept the golf club head. When the golfer removes the head cover from a club, he or she lays the cover on the ground nearby. The sole rests on the ground and the flaps are fully opened revealing the pocket under the upper.

Abstract: A golf club cover having a cover element with a configuration corresponding generally to the configuration of the head of the golf club. The cover element contains an entrance aperture of sufficient size to accept the golf head. A golf club head engaging member is positioned within the cover element. Preferably, the golfclub head engaging member is compressible and of sufficient size to accommodate the club head and it has a shape retaining memory. A plurality of flexible flaps define the entrance aperture. Upon insertion of the golf club head, these flaps can remain in contact with the club head or return to their position prior to insertion of the golf club head.

Abstract: A weighting device for use on a golf club head as during swinging of the club, comprising in combination, a receptacle having an opening via which the club head is received into the receptacle, a retainer carried on the receptacle to be fastened in a position for retaining the receptacle in fitting relation to the club head, and weighting structure carried by the receptacle to add substantial weight to the club head weight, for use as in club head swinging.

Abstract: The present invention provides a protective cover for the head of a golf club having a main body formed from a single piece cut from a sheet of foam rubber material. Foam rubber formed from either neoprene or polybutadiene is preferred. For a preferred embodiment of the invention, a stretchable nylon or polyester fabric is bonded to the opposing surfaces of the foam rubber sheet. The single piece of sheet foam rubber material is folded along a substantially straight first edge and stitched along opposite second and third edges to form a cover having a profile similar to that of the club head which it is to cover. Generally speaking, the cover has somewhat the same profile as a baby bootie. Like the bootie, the cover has an opening at the top thereof. The opening can be expanded in size to fit over the head of a club.

Abstract: A golf club protective cover which provides a semi-rigid upper enclosure to protect the club head and a sock-like lower enclosure attached to the upper enclosure for protection of the club shaft. The upper enclosure is formed as a semi-rigid cylinder and has an elongated opening in the side wall of the upper enclosure so that the club may be inserted into the cover from the top through the elongated opening or through the bottom of the lower enclosure in a conventional manner.

Abstract: A swing weight apparatus includes a swing weight body and at least one insertable weight. A swing weight body includes a bottom layer, a middle layer, and a top layer. Each layer preferably has a perimeter which has a substantially curved portion and a substantially straight portion. The substantially curved portion of each layer are attached to each other. The bottom layer and the top layer are releasably joined to each other on the substantially straight portion with a removable fastener such as a zipper or a hook and loop fastener. Each insertable weight preferably includes a quantity of weighted material which is retained between two outside layers. The perimeter of each insertable weight is shaped to fit between the middle and top layers. The perimeters of the two weighted layers are attached to each other with the weighted material therein. Preferably, a hosel strap is attached to one end of the substantially straight portion.

Abstract: A removable ceiling fan blade cover comprises a cover member for covering a ceiling fan blade and a closure member. The cover member is sized to cover the ceiling fan blade and has an open end and a closed end. The ceiling fan blade is inserted into the open end until the cover member substantially covers the ceiling fan blade. Thereafter, the closure member, proximal to the open end, is closed to prevent the ceiling fan blade cover from disengaging from the ceiling fan blade during rotation of the blade. For cleaning or redecorating, the ceiling fan blade cover is removed from the ceiling fan blade by opening the closure member withdrawing the ceiling fan blade cover in the direction of the closed end.