According to designer and avid golfer Donald Corey, 90 percent of the weight of golf bags is located above the center of gravity, which is why they tend to fall over so easily.

"After I'd bent my brand-new driver because my bag fell over and the club ended up under my car, I had a mission," he said. He had long given up on space-hogging tri-pod bags, which he'd tripped over too many times. "And I was tired of propping my bag in a corner behind the lawn mower just to keep it upright."

After scouring the market for a simple, inexpensive solution, he realized there simply wasn't one. So he set about designing his own. That solution became the Hold-N-One(r), which is a wall-mounted device that attaches to the mouth of the bag through a spring-action motion to keep the bag firmly upright. (Screws and anchors are included in the packaging.)

"We're certain this product will appeal to both women and men," Corey said, "because it not only saves space but also the money you have to spend on new clubs and bags when they're ruined. Besides, golfers hate tripping -- or worse, driving -- over their clubs!"