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A golf accessory for dispensing golf balls and tees is constructed of a hollow preferably transparent tube of about 44″in length. Golf balls are maintained in the tube and are biased by a spring which extends from the top to the bottom of the hollow space within the tube when the tube is empty. Ingr

A golf accessory for dispensing golf balls and tees is constructed of a hollow preferably transparent tube of about 44″in length. Golf balls are maintained in the tube and are biased by a spring which extends from the top to the bottom of the hollow space within the tube when the tube is empty. Ingress and egress of golf balls occur towards the top of the tube on the sides where there is provided an expandable opening with an opposed opening, which may also be expandable, to urge golf balls into and out of the hollow of the tube. The hollow tube may hold up to a dozen golf balls. The top of the tube provides a container for tees, being outfitted with a removable plastic cap. The golfing accessory is to be used with and inserted into a typical golf bag much in the same fashion that a golf club is inserted and removed from the golf bag.

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A golf accessory apparatus, comprising: (a) a hollow tube comprising closed first and second ends, a lumen slightly greater than the diameter of a golf ball; (b) a first hole communicating with said lumen located at a point about a golf ball diameter from said first end and having an opening normall

A golf accessory apparatus, comprising: (a) a hollow tube comprising closed first and second ends, a lumen slightly greater than the diameter of a golf ball; (b) a first hole communicating with said lumen located at a point about a golf ball diameter from said first end and having an opening normally smaller than the diameter of a golf ball which is expandable to greater than the diameter of a golf ball; (c) a second hole communicating with said lumen located at a point substantially opposed to said first hole and having a diameter greater than a diameter of a finger and smaller than the diameter of a golf ball, whereby one may urge with a finger a golf ball located between the holes against the opening of the first hole to expand the opening and eject the golf ball from the tube; (d) a spring located in said lumen between said closed ends to position a golf ball against said first end between the two holes. A golf accessory apparatus, comprising: (a) a hollow tube having a lumen with a diameter slightly greater than a golf ball diameter and having first and second closed ends; (b) first and second opposed holes near said first end each communicating with the lumen, wherein said first hole has a resilient, expandable opening ranging in size from smaller to larger than the diameter of a golf ball, to allow ingress and egress of golf balls where they are urged against the resilient and expandable opening; (c) a compressible spring extending between said first and second closed ends to bias golf balls against said first end.