Abstract: Combination golf cart sun visor and storage device includes a visor body configured for being installed on a golf cart, and at least one storage element provided on the visor body. A fastening member is provided that is configured for fastening the visor body to a golf cart; whereby, in use, the fastening member attaches the visor body to the golf cart in the position of a sun visor, and at least one storage element retains objects to be stored.

Abstract: An object holder includes a first panel having loop fasteners on an interior side and a second panel having hook fasteners on an interior side. The first panel and the second panel are sealed together at one end around a clip holder. The clip holder holds a clip which is used to attach the object holder to another article, preferably a golf bag. The first and second panels are secured together by pressing the hook and loop fasteners together. Golf tees or other objects are held between the first and second panels either by inserting them between the first and second panels after the first and second panels are secured together or by positioning them between the first and second panels as the panels are being secured together. The golf tees or other objects are removed from the object holder by pulling them out from between the first and second panels. The first and second panels are separated by pulling apart the hook and loop fasteners.

Abstract: A bracket (10) for mounting a container (100) on a standard, manually movable golf cart (150), is described. The bracket includes a first portion (12) and a second portion (24) which are slidably connected together. The first portion has a connector bar (16) with a mounting post (18) for mounting the first portion on the bottom end (102B) of the body (102) of the golf cart. The second portion is angled and has a support bar (28) adjacent the second end (26B). The container has sleeves (152) which mount over the second end of the second portion and allows for removably attaching the container to the bracket. When the bracket is mounted on the golf cart and the second portion is disconnected from the first portion and the first portion acts to support the bottom portion (108A) of the golf bag (108).

Abstract: A golf cart for persons who are obliged to traverse a golf course in a cart which includes a golf bag carrier mechanism, steering assembly, and an adjustable seat to enable the person to swing a golf club without interference with the aforementioned components. The seat may be rotated in either direction from the traversing axis of the cart to enable the person to face the golf ball to be struck. The steering mechanism and the golf bag carrier are capable of being moved to a position free from the swing pattern of the seated person.

Abstract: The present invention is a golf accessory bag attached to a golf pull cart. The golf accessory bag is attached to a golf pull cart in a substantially triangular space located between the two wheels, the throat portion, and the golf bag platform. The golf accessory bag may comprise a shell having four corners and is formed of a triangular shaped bottom wall and three triangular shaped side walls. The golf accessory bag may have a plurality of chambers inside the shell and external pockets for transportation of personal golf items or accessories. During use, the golf accessory bag positions articles carried within the compartments rearward toward the golf bag platform to assist in the establishment of a center of gravity for the golf pull cart, having the golf accessory bag and golf club bag thereon, to a location the wheels to prevent the golf pull cart from tipping over onto the handle when released by a golfer.

Abstract: A holder for conveniently holding an open beverage container, a scorecard, golf balls, golf tees and a pencil. The holder comprises a generally rectangular panel having a top surface and a bottom surface. Attached to a bottom surface of the panel are two generally parallel and spaced-apart downwardly depending legs for attaching therebetween to an upper member of a golf cart so that a first and a second portion of the panel extends to opposite sides of the upper member of the golf cart. A well having an open end opens onto a top surface of the second portion of the panel for receiving a beverage container therein. The well includes a bottom flange and a cylindrical sidewall. The bottom flange lies within a plane disposed at an angle to the top surface to support the bottom of a beverage container in a stable Vertical orientation when the panel is attached to a golf cart. A pair of resilient clip members attach to the first portion of the top surface of the panel to hold a scorecard.

Abstract: A beverage container holder comprising a basket which is suspended from a vehicle. The basket has first and second rings which define a vertical axis. The vertical portions of a U-shaped support member and a suspension arm are mounted to the rings. The horizontal portion of the support member and a portion of the arm provide a bottom support for a container. An engagement segment of the arm, which intersects the axis defined by the rings, is inserted into a mounting orifice in the vehicle to install the holder. The edge of the orifice engages a center portion of a semi-circular shaped engagement segment of the arm. Generally a beverage container is inserted through the first ring and rests on either the second ring or the horizontal portion of the support member and the arm portion. Therefore, the center of gravity of a loaded beverage container holder is vertically aligned with the point of engagement between the vehicle and the holder.

Abstract: The golf club bag includes an elongated hollow bag body having an outer skin surrounding a central axis. A rigid base is provided for enclosing a lower end of the bag body. One or more rigid arm members are mounted to an upper portion of the bag body opposite from the lower end and securing structure is provided on a portion of the arm members spacedly offset from the bag body. The rigid arm members are attached to the bag body by means of a pivot joint for permitting the rigid arm members to pivot about a pivot axis, the pivot axis being transverse to the bag central axis. The bag has a rigid base which includes a chamfer formed thereon. The chamfer provides a stable support surface for maintaining the bag in a stationery position with the central axis offset from a vertical orientation.

Abstract: A golf cart accessory (10) which installs onto a golf cart handle (3) is comprised of a first half (40) and a second half (44) enclosing the handle (3). An angled fitting (37) is affixed to a fitting end (45). The angled fitting (37) can be interchangeably fitted with an umbrella mount (65) or a beverage holder (75) for temporary placement of an umbrella or beverage.

Abstract: An easily portable, easily attachable, light-weight, encased entertainment unit, adapted for mounting onto moving vehicles. The encasement box of the entertainment unit is equipped to fit onto corresponding modes of attachment which are secured on vehicle, and which are designed to receive the encasement box, and therefore cooperate with the mounting of the entertainment unit.The entertainment unit consists of one of the following, or a combination of some: television, radio, cassette player, c.d. player, v.c.r., and any other electronic equipment deemed suitable for the nature of this invention. The encasement box of the entertainment unit is designed with--a carved out portion, semi-circular, meant to fit over tubular clips fastened to place of attachment via screws and nuts--square protrusions, which fit into square rings which hang from straps which are secured to other square rings which are fastened onto place of attachment via the curved extensions, screws, and nuts.

Abstract: An apparatus supports an accessory on a bumper of a golf car. The apparatus includes an accessory support portion and a bumper engaging portion connected to the accessory support portion. An adjustable clamping portion is connectable to the bumper engaging portion to clamp the bumper between the bumper engaging portion and the adjustable clamping portion. A connector connects the adjustable clamping portion to the bumper engaging portion. Both the adjustable clamping portion and the connector are adjustable to accommodate bumpers having different physical size characteristics.

Abstract: A holder for beverage containers such as cans, bottles, mugs, and insulated drink wraps that is mountable on an inclined tubular section such as a golf cart handle is disclosed. The beverage holder consists of brackets and expansion brackets, that are slid together using their reverse dovetail joints. There are also 2 thumbscrews (2 bolts), one for each side, that are screwed in until there is an equal amount of pressure against the tubular handle. This will create an outward pressure of the dovetail joints and prevent them from sliding apart. The thumbscrews also serve as the beverage container receptacle hanging point. The arm that extends from the receptacle has a keyhole-slot at the top. This keyhole slot will accept the thumbscrew head and then the shank, once pulled in a downward motion to lock in place. When in use the receptacle will be free swinging, so upon tilting the tubular section, the receptacle will tend to maintain a vertical orientation.

Abstract: A golf bag holder apparatus is adapted to be supported by a sub-base support and includes a first support assembly which includes a first base, a first high-form bag support assembly, and a first low-form bag support assembly adjacent to the first high-form bag support assembly on the first base. The first low-form bag support assembly includes a first bag retention portion projecting upward from the first base. The golf bag holder apparatus also includes a second support assembly which includes a second base, a second high-form bag support assembly, and a second low-form bag support assembly adjacent to the second high-form bag support assembly on the second base. The second low-form bag support assembly includes a second bag retention portion projecting upward from the second base.

Abstract: A golf club and golf shoe cleaning device with an extendable tether (12) that is attachable to a golf bag or other convenient surface. The device includes a container (10) with two opposed ends. A back end (17) which has a surface suitable for printing and a front end (14) which serves as a cap or lid for the container (10). The front end (14) includes brush bristles (11) extending away from the exterior of the front end (14). The device further includes within the container (10) a coiled spring (22) powered revolvable hub (21) to which one end of a flexible tether (12) is attached. The flexible tether (12) is wound around the revolvable hub (21) and then exits the container (10) through an aperture (13) and is available to be attached to a golf bag or other convenient surface.

Abstract: A device for mounting to the steering column of a golf cart for supporting and displaying looseleaf pages, in particular for displaying golf course information. The device includes a base for supporting pages generally perpendicular to the cart's steering column. A binder is secured to the base for holding the looseleaf pages and an attachment element is provided for mounting the device to the steering column of the golf cart.

Abstract: A beverage container holder arrangement for a collapsible golf cart is disclosed, in which a bracket is fastened to an upright stanchion of the cart to which a foldable handle is mounted. A post extends to one side of the stanchion and holds a bracket to which is pivotally attached a U-shaped bail, a beverage container receptacle pivotally mounted between the bail legs. Two-axis tilting is enabled to maintain a level condition of the beverage. The mounting location allows collapsing of the cart without removal of the holder arrangement.

Abstract: A golf bag and accessory carrier encompasses both an apparatus and method which serves the utility of a golfer both in carrying his golf bag, carrying his accessories, providing a water resistant carrying compartment, a basket type storage area, a self righting liquid refreshment carrier and a golf ball holder. These structures are enabled while still fully enabling a folding function, to enable the golf bag cart to be conveniently carried and stowed in the trunk or back seat of a car. The golf bag cart and accessory carrier provides a carriage and utility area wider than the golf bag being carried, both for stability and enhanced convenience.

Abstract: A side load carrier golf cart is provided which consists of a body member having a front portion, a central portion and a rear portion. A mechanism is within the rear portion of the body member for holding a pair of golf bags at an angle upwardly and forwardly to a side of a driver and passenger in the central portion of the body member. The driver and passenger can remove their clubs from their golf bags without having to leave the central portion of the body member.

Abstract: A scoreboard for a golf cart, includes a base plate, a cover sheet and a penholder fastened to the top end of the base plate, the base plate having tapered chambers for carrying golf balls, a smooth writing surface covered by the cover sheet for writing, countersunk holes for fastening to the frame member of a golf cart by screws, a series of tee holes for carrying tees, and four curved partition boards perpendicularly raised from the back side and defining a longitudinal mounting groove in the middle for mounting on the frame member of the golf cart, and two longitudinal golf ball receiving grooves at two opposite sides for receiving spare golf balls, the two outer curved partition boards having each a plurality of circular holes for positioning a respective golf ball.

Abstract: An oscillating beverage holder which includes a collar extension that attaches by friction adherence obtained by placing the collar extension around the tubular section of a golf bag pull cart. Then tightening of a bolt that passes through a hole on each side of the collar extension with a nut. A specially molded beverage holder consisting of two cylinder type cavities, a divider and an extension wall all molded as one. The cylinder cavities are designed to keep the beverages at a more constant temperature. The cavities are also large enough to allow the beverage containers to be covered with an insulation type wrap before being placed in the beverage cavities which would keep the beverages cooler/warmer even longer. The extension wall protrudes from the divider and is carried within the extension collar.

Abstract: A retrofitable passenger/cargo carrier unit for standard utility golf carts is disclosed. The passenger/cargo carrier unit is designed to be retrofitable to any passenger type golf cart and is mountable to the cart without drilling holes in the cart through the use of adjustable clamps which hold onto existing support tubes found such carts. The carrier unit converts readily between a cargo carrier and passenger carrier which is capable of carrying up to two extra passengers. The passengers are seated parallel to the direction of motion of the cart and passenger additional safety is provided by a rear gate. A "swing-away" clamp is disclosed for use with the passenger/cargo carrier which allows the existing golf bag holder assembly to swing out of the way of rear passengers or cargo; thus assuring the functionality of the carrier. Further a rear canopy for the protection of rear passengers or cargo is disclosed which attaches to the carrier.

Abstract: A towel protector includes a waterproof inverted bag provided with a suspension grommet for suspending the bag from a golf cart or the like. Another grommet in the wall of the bag allows passage of a towel suspension cord. The exterior part of the cord is provided with a spring loaded toggle abutting against the grommet. The pressing of a release button of the toggle allows free passage of the cord through the toggle and into the bag. The opening at a lower end of the bag is large enough to allow free movement of towels suspended at the end of the cord out of and back into the bag, as the toggle and the cord are manipulated by the user. The device presents an advantage over known towel protectors in that it is extremely simple in structure and convenient in use as the user does not have to reach into the protective bag to pull the towels out or otherwise manipulate the protecting cover. The towel protector is primarily intended for use as a golf towel protecting device.

Abstract: This golf cart umbrella holder is for holding an umbrella having a shaft portion and a bulging handle portion with a butt end. The holder has a vertical spine with a lower support member for supporting the handle portion, a medial gripping member for gripping the handle portion, and an upper stop member for preventing vertical removal of the umbrella from the holder. The stop member has a U-shaped slot that is sufficiently wide to receive the shaft portion but is sufficiently narrow so as to prevent upward movement of the handle portion through the slot. The holder has a ledge member for mounting the holder on a rigid frame band of a golf cart, and installation and removal of an umbrella from the mounted holder may be accomplished with one hand.

Abstract: An interior C-shaped member formed of a rigid material and positionable in a horizontal orientation, the C-shaped member having parallel side edges and a coupling edge therebetween, apertures formed adjacent to the free ends of the parallel edges with a U-shaped tongue extending downwardly from the central extent of the coupling edge of the C-shaped member. A rectangular support member with parallel front and rear faces and parallel lateral faces and with apertures through the central extent of the lateral faces positionable in alignment with the apertures of the C-shaped member and adjustment nuts and bolts coupled therethrough. Two straps of a rigid material having parallel vertical edges extending downwardly from the central extent of the front and rear faces and the lateral faces of the support member with horizontal edges therebetween to thereby constitute a floor for the support of a cooler positioned through the top of the support member.

Abstract: An upright cargo support includes a post having an angular lower segment provided with a base for floor engagement. A pair of feet on the base are recessed to engage hold-down pins of the floor structure. One of said feet includes a locking element to secure the base against movement. An arm structure on the post is equipped with a strap to confine golf bags or other cargo against displacement. A bar interconnects a pair of cargo support structures to brace the structures as well as to support additional articles to be transported.

Abstract: An apparatus for mounting to a golf cart for supporting and displaying looseleaf pages, in particular for displaying golf course information. The apparatus includes a base for supporting looseleaf pages at an oblique angle relative to the cowl of the golf cart. A binder is secured to the base for holding the looseleaf pages and a first attachment element is provided for securing the base to the cowl at the edge. A second attachment element is provided for also attaching the base to the cowl. In a second preferred form, the apparatus is configured for mounting to the steering column of the golf cart, rather than to the cowl itself.

Abstract: A small, tubular golf carrier that is easily fastened to a golf cart by using the attachment strap on the golf cart. The carrier lip is contoured for easy club access and the side of the carrier is curved for added stability when fastened to the cart.

Abstract: A storage device for attachment to the underside of the roof of a motorized golf cart is disclosed, comprising a generally rectangular construction, including a bottom shelf, side walls, one back wall, one or more internal dividers, a continuous lip that is used to attach the storage device to the underside of the roof of the golf cart, and a retaining lip across the opening of the storage device, wherein the retaining lip is designed to prevent accessories stored in the storage device from falling out of it while the cart is in motion or parked on an incline. The storage device is fastened to the underside of the roof of a golf cart by fastening members that are disposed in apertures in the continuous attachment lip, with matching apertures being placed in the roof of the golf cart to accept the fastening members. Gasket material is utilized along the entire attachment lip to effect a water-tight seal between the storage device and the roof of the golf cart.

Abstract: A support tube is arranged for securement about a golf cart handle, with the support tube arranged for pivotally mounting a support flange structure that is arranged to include a floor and surrounding band member to receive and position a beverage container therewithin.

Abstract: A golf cart umbrella holder comprising a mounting device fastened to the frame of a golf cart by a screw, a clamping device fastened to the mounting device by a screw to hold a socket for holding an umbrella. The clamping device has teeth on a contact wall to the mounting device around a circle respectively meshed with teeth on the mounting device. By changing the meshing order between the teeth on the mounting device and the teeth on the clamping device, the angular position of the umbrella relative to the golf cart is adjusted.

Abstract: A golf accessory organizer is provided, which consists of a portfolio being rectangular shaped. A spring clip is for removably attaching an upper short side of the portfolio to a top cuff of a golf bag. A hook and loop fabric fastener strip is for removably retaining the portfolio in a folded closed position. An elastic band is affixed to an inner surface of the portfolio, for holding in a neatly organized manner, a plurality of tees and a divot fixer with a ball marker thereto. A pouch is affixed to the inner surface of the portfolio below the elastic band for storing a plurality of other small supplies and items thereto. A second hook and loop fabric fastener strip is for sealing the pouch to prevent the other small supplies and items from falling out of the pouch.

Abstract: A golf club carrier including an inverted U-shaped frame having a pair of spaced apart legs extending from a common cross member. A brace extends between the legs proximate the lower ends thereof. A tripod leg, secured to the cross member, is moveable between a retracted position and an extended position. A plurality of club clips, arranged in pairs, are carried by the legs for the purpose of holding the golf clubs.

Abstract: A golf club holder and dispenser used in combination with and mounted on a golf cart in order to securely retain a plurality of golf clubs in a stored position within a housing mounted transversely on the rear of the golf cart with the clubs being movable in a circular path to enable a desired club to be positioned for easy access and removal for use by a golfer and easy replacement. The holder and dispenser includes a pair of spaced circular club supporting members having a plurality of notches in the periphery thereof receiving the shafts of the golf clubs with the notched circular members being rotatably driven by a switch controlled reversible DC motor. The golf clubs are retained in position by a centrally disposed circular member of lesser diameter then the circular club supporting members and located intermediate the circular club supporting members.

Abstract: A golf bag carrier for a motorcycle which is designed for easy attachment and detachment. The carrier includes a support plate with an attached tubular member. The tubular member is used to secure the support plate to the motorcycle by sliding it over the motorcycle foot peg and securing it with a bolt. The golf bag is secured to the support plate through the use of flexible "bungee cord" devices, one end connected to securement holes attached to the support plate and the other end to the golf bag itself. The golf bag may be further secured laterally by another bungee cord connected to the motorcycle. The carrier is easy to attach and detach, and does not require that the motorcycle itself be altered in any way. The carrier may also be used on motorscooters, bicycles, and other small vehicles.

Abstract: An improved golf cart mainly comprises a pair of grips, a grip-supporting-rod, a fixing seat for grip supporting rod, an upper-fixing-member for golf bag, a collapsible frame, a pair of wheels and a set of wheel supporting means. The grip can receive a golf ball and a plurality of golf tees. The upper-fixing-member for holding a golf bag can receive a plurality of golf balls. The inclination of the grip-supporting-rod is adjustable. The central components of the collapsible frame are disposed in a hollow supporting rod both to prevent the user from being hurt and to increase the component's durability. The wheels and its supporting means are simplified as well as easy for operation.

Abstract: A group of short and preferably flexible tubes receives the shanks of standard golf tees in a gentle force fit. The group is suspended from a player's belt, or can engage the handle ring of a golf bag with the aid of a snap hook or a key ring. The group can be molded integrally with a planar body portion of triangular configuration for the display of ornamental features.

Abstract: An accessory tray assembly for a golf bag cart. The assembly includes a tray having two apertures formed therein with pivotally mounted container holders. A golf ball holder is included having two upstanding, resilient walls spaced apart the distance of a golf ball. Tapered ridges are formed along the inner surface of each wall to hold the golf balls therein. Golf balls are inserted in the holder by pushing the balls by the ridges which cause the walls to resiliently move apart to allow golf balls inserted or removed.End stops are included at the end of the walls to prevent the balls from rolling off the tray and having holes for holding golf tees. Snaps are formed around the perimeter of the tray for attaching straps to hold towels or other items.A female portion of a bayonet mount is formed on the lower surface of the tray. A clamp having the mating portion of the bayonet mount is attached to the golf bag cart by a rubber bushing.

Abstract: A water bottle and support assembly for a golf bag includes a retainer bracket, a hanger strap and retaining belt for mounting the retainer bracket on the golf bag, and a water bottle supported by the bracket. The retainer bracket has a front surface provided with a vertically extending dovetail groove, and the water bottle has a corresponding dovetail tongue thereon sized to fit within the groove, so that the bottle can be easily and quickly installed or removed.

Abstract: What is provided is a combination golf club cover and beverage insulator which comprises a unitary device. The outer cover has two sections, a first section which receives the golf club head, and a second section which houses the insulating device which receives the beverage. The insulator is a cylindrical sleeve open at both ends which allows the club to pass through the insulator to the furthermost portion of the golf club cover. Once the cover is removed, a beverage can conveniently be placed within the insulator.

Abstract: A rack for holding golf bags which can be mounted on the upper surface of each rear fender of a conventional motor-driven golf cart is provided to expand the bag carrying capacity of the cart from two to four bags. The rack includes a mounting base which is secured to the cart fender and a bag support member joined to the mounting base at an angle which holds the golf bag in an optimum club-dispensing position. A pair of substantially semicircular clips is provided at the terminal ends of the mounting base and support element to receive a golf bag and secure it on the rack against lateral and other movement while the cart is in travel.

Abstract: A pencil holder and accompanying score card entry panel assembly is provided for mounting on the steering wheel of a golf cart. Pencils of various sizes and constructions are held by the pencil holder in a readily accessable position for manual retrieval and use by means of a resilient o-ring, which resiliently and frictionally grasps the pencil body. The pencil holder and an accompanying golf scorecard holder writing surface panel mate to form a clip-in assembly on a golf cart steering wheel assembly. The pencils are guided into the o-ring by means of grooves extending on either side to accomodate right or left handed users. A hooded cover extending over the grooves and the groove entry path protects the pencil point extending from the o-ring so that it does not get inadvertently damaged during storage, withdrawal or use of the cart and steering wheel.

Abstract: A golf cart score board and handlebar angular position adjusting structure, comprising a screw rod fastened with a lock nut to secure a handlebar and a score board to a connecting rod which is fixedly fastened in a golf cart's main frame. The handlebar and the score board have each a toothed portion engaged with the toothed portion at either side of the connecting rod with a helical spring each set therebetween. Therefore, the handlebar and the score board can be adjusted to a desired angle relative to the connecting rod and the golf cart's main frame by loosening the lock nut from the screw rod and then fastening it tight.

Abstract: A golf cart club rack device and method for carrying and securing a set of golf clubs on the rear portion of the golf cart. The rack has a horizontal upper panel having selectively spaced holes with vertical plastic tubes for positioning the clubs in a selective order. The rack also has a horizontal lower panel having similarly spaced recesses vertically aligned below the holes and tubes for holding the tubes at the bottom thereof. Quick-connect grip connectors adjustably connect the horizontal upper panel to two, rear-mounted, vertical, L-shaped posts. A two-piece transparent plastic cover is hinged to the horizontal upper panel and is latched to an upper extension of the two L-shaped posts.

Abstract: An auxiliary golf bag carrier is intended for use on a golf cart which has a rear bumper and a canopy support and/or a seat-back support, wherein the carrier is attached to the golf cart such that no structural pieces of the golf cart need be modified to attach or remove the carrier. The auxiliary carrier includes a rectangular base plate for supporting the golf bags, brackets for connecting the base plate to the golf cart, a vertical support carried on the base plate and extending upwardly therefrom, which includes an upright member fixed to each side of the base plate, and a cross piece joining the tops of the upright members. A bag holder is fixed to the vertical support for holding golf bags in a desired position. An adjustable-length strap extends from the vertical support to the golf cart through a buckle arrangement which allows the auxiliary carrier to be properly positioned on the golf cart.

Abstract: A structure of a golf score board for golf cart, which is unitarily made of resilient material through shape molding process and comprises two raised side wall portions having two hook-like projecting ends, two openings, two slant faces and a division wall portion which define two receiving spaces for holding two golf balls.

Abstract: A cooler for releasably mounting on the front end of a motorized cart, such as golf carts. In one preferred mode, the cooler is mounted on the inside front portion of the cart and comprises a multi-sided enclosure having coplanar side walls with a shape resulting in the rear wall and bottom wall that are substantially coplanar with the cowling and floorboard respectively. A hooked plate member provides one method of securing the cooler to the cart; a toe plate at the bottom also secures it. In an alternate mode, the cooler attaches to the outside front portion of the cowling and has a bottom wall that is coplanar with the cowling while the top wall is horizontal; the cooler is attached with a planar hooked member. Both modes of the invention can utilize rubberlike or other preshaped members to place between the cooler and the cart to allow for additional universal adaptation of the coolers to various carts.

Abstract: The present invention provides an umbrella holder for mounting an umbrella in an upright position. The umbrella holder which includes, a lower handle support member, slideably mounted on the midsection of a support rod having an upper shaft support guide on the upper distal end with the lower end threaded into a bracket the opposite end of which includes a mounting bracket assembly for engaging a mobile or stationary base.The lower handle support member includes a plurality of horizontally oriented parallel basket rings having a common axis weldably secured to an intermediate upright rib having an attached cylindrical pencil holder tube which will accept a pencil and an upright L-wire mounted on a hub having an inner bore which slideably receives the support rod and includes a threaded locking knob for locking the hub in place.

Abstract: A ball holder made of resilient material with retention apertures of a slightly smaller size than the ball to be secured within the aperture, with retention of the ball being accomplished by frictional and radial compression forces being exerted upon the ball.

Abstract: A two-wheeled foldable golf trolley is foldable and unfoldable so as to define a transportation and storage condition in the folded status and a use condition in the unfolded status. A gas spring is provided between relatively pivotable parts of the trolley for biasing the trolley towards one of said folded and unfolded position.