Quickly improve your golf game and score with these proven easy-to-use on and off-course golf tips. The pocket guide covers: the grip, set-up and alignment, the swing, driving, approach shots, sand shots, chipping and pitching, putting, wind, hazards, problem solving, etiquette, handicaps and scoring.

Brush-tŪ, the highly-acclaimed bristle-brush plastic golf tee, has become vastly popular among golfers of all levels, due to the flexible, toothbrush-like bristles, on top of a proprietary plastic tee base, which provides the minimum amount of resistance and deflection, resulting in increased distance. In fact, independent testing on Brush-t has proven that golfers can gain up to 7 additional yards off the tee.

QOLF comes with three color-coded arches (orange, blue and red) that are used as frames. Players use a golf pitching wedge to hit a specially designed plastic QOLFball through each of the frame arches in as few strokes as possible. Players can lay out their own custom QOLF course on any indoor surface or any grass surface, using natural obstacles as hazards. The game comes with three color-coded QOLF frames, 12 QOLFballs, a score pad, an instruction manual and DVD and a carrying bag. Launch date: February 2008.

The objective of Play Nine, just like in real golf, is to shoot the lowest score and win the match. Each hand is a hole and each turn is a shot, and after nine rounds the player with the lowest score wins. Developed on the 19th hole by two avid golfers, Play Nine is an alternative card game that combines elements from traditional card games, such as Gin-Rummy and Go-Fish, with the actual game of golf. Play Nine, which is designed for two to six players, ages eight and up, is an entertaining and challenging game for friends and family alike, and can even be used as a fun new way to teach children addition and subtraction.