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AGREEMENT

                                       FOR

                           SALE AND PURCHASE OF ASSETS

                                     BETWEEN

                          GOLFGEAR INTERNATIONAL, INC.

                                       AND

                                LEADING EDGE, LLC

                                 AUGUST 30, 2000

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                    AGREEMENT FOR SALE AND PURCHASE OF ASSETS
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This  Agreement  for  Sale  and  Purchase  of  Assets  (the "Agreement") is made
effective  August  30,  2000,  between  GOLFGEAR  INTERNATIONAL,  INC., a Nevada
corporation  (the  "PURCHASER"),  and  LEADING  EDGE,  LLC, a California limited
liability  company  (hereinafter  referred  to  as  "SELLER"),  and

     WHEREAS,  SELLER  is  in  the  business  of  the  manufacture, assembly and
distribution  of
a  line  of  putters  ("putters");

     WHEREAS,  SELLER  wishes  to  sell  to  PURCHASER,  and PURCHASER wishes to
purchase  certain  assets  of  SELLER,  relating  to  SELLER's  business;

     THEREFORE,  THE  PARTIES  AGREE  AS  FOLLOWS:

     1.     SALE OF ASSETS.     SELLER agrees to sell and convey to PURCHASER at
the  Closing, and PURCHASER agrees to purchase at the Closing of this Agreement,
the  properties,  rights  and  interests  enumerated  in  Paragraph  2.

     2.     ASSETS  TO  BE  SOLD.     The  assets  to  be  conveyed to PURCHASER
("Assets")  to  the extent they are in SELLER's actual possession or control are
in  their  AS IS, WHERE IS, WITH ALL FAULTS condition and PURCHASER will pick up
such  assets  at PURCHASER'S sole cost and expense and bear the risk of any loss
in connection therewith.  Items are at 1031 Calle Recodo, Suite C, San Clemente,
California  92673  and Public Storage at 10792 Knott Avenue, Stanton, California
90680:

          (1)  All  of  SELLER's rights and interest in and to the design of its
               line  of  putters, which shall include technology know-how design
               documentation  relating  thereto;

          (2)  All  inventory  on hand, whether assembled or in parts, including
               packaging  supplies,  as  identified  on Schedule 1 (subject to a
               margin  of  error  not  to exceed 10%) and subject to Paragraph 8
               hereof;

          (3)  Customer  and  supplier lists used in SELLER's business as listed
               on  Schedules  1(a)  and  1(b);

          (4)  All  office  equipment,  furniture,  computers  and  supplies  as
               identified  on  Schedule  2;

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          (5)  All  SELLER's  rights and interest in and to patents, trademarks,
               copyrights, likeness of trademarks and trade names, including but
               not  limited  to,  the  name  "Leading  Edge" together with their
               related  logos  or other identifying marks, which are used in the
               sale,  promotion, or licensing of products and services by SELLER
               or  which  relate  to  the  conduct  of  the  business, including
               SELLER's  rights to any and all registrations of these trademarks
               and  logos  throughout  the  world, including those listed on the
               Schedule  of  Trademarks  and  Trade  Names  attached  hereto  as
               Schedule  3  and  as  further  identified  on  the  Assignment of
               Trademarks  attached  hereto  as  Schedule  3(a). All Patents and
               Patents  Pending  shall  be  identified on Schedule 4 and further
               identified  on  the  Assignment of Patents and Patents Pending on
               Schedule  4(a);

          (6)  All  tooling,  molds,  and  dies  subject  to Paragraph 8 and its
               subparagraphs  and  Schedules  5  and  5(a)  hereof;

          (7)  Any  sales  orders  pending,  rights  under  contracts, leases in
               effect  at  the  Closing  and  subject  to  Paragraph  8  and its
               subparagraphs  and  Schedules  5  and  5(a)  hereof;

     3.     CLOSING  DATE.       The  Closing  date  for this Agreement shall be
August  30,  2000,  or such later day as mutually agreed to in writing by SELLER
and  PURCHASER  (hereinafter  the  "Closing").

     4.     CONSIDERATION.

          a.     PURCHASE  PRICE.  In consideration for the sale of the property
described  in  Paragraph  2,  PURCHASER  shall  deliver  to  SELLER, or SELLER's
nominee(s),  on  Closing,  after  execution  of  this  Agreement,  or shall have
previously  delivered  to  SELLER  the  following:

               i.   200,000  shares  of  its  Common  Stock,  $.001  par  value.

               ii.  A  warrant  to  purchase  150,000  shares  of  Common Stock,
                    exercisable  at  $1.00  per  share, for a period of four (4)
                    years  from  Closing.  This  warrant  shall  have  standard
                    anti-dilution  provisions.

               iii. All  securities  issued hereunder shall be those of GolfGear
                    International,  Inc. All warrants issued hereunder shall not
                    have  cash-less  exercise  provisions. All securities issued
                    hereunder  shall  be  restricted  securities as that term is
                    defined  pursuant to Rule 144 of the Securities Act of 1933,
                    as  amended.

               iv.  PURCHASER  shall provide liability insurance with respect to
                    the  Assets  and  the putters for all claims occurring after
                    Closing. Additionally, PURCHASER shall indemnify, defend and
                    hold  harmless SELLER against all claims, costs and expenses
                    that may be brought or incurred by or against SELLER arising
                    out  of  any  claim or liability associated with the design,
                    manufacture, assembly, marketing, sale or use of the putters
                    occurring  after  Closing.  SELLER  shall  be  an additional
                    insured  under  such  policy.

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          b.       ATTENDANCE  AT  GOLF SHOWS.     Dr. Charles Schatz agrees to,
and  PURCHASER  shall  give  him  the  right  to, attend golf shows or events as
requested  from  time to time by PURCHASER, subject to Dr. Schatz' availability.
PURCHASER  shall pay Dr. Schatz Five Hundred Dollars ($500) per day with a three
(3)  day  maximum  per  show or event. Additionally, PURCHASER will also issue a
Common  Stock  warrant  to  purchase up to one thousand (1,000) shares of Common
Stock of PURCHASER exercisable at the then current market price which shall have
an expiration of three (3) years from date of issuance. PURCHASER shall also pay
Dr.  Schatz  reasonable travel and out-of-pocket expenses equivalent to the cost
of  transportation  and  accommodations at the same rate and level as then being
paid  to executive employees of PURCHASER. PURCHASER agrees that Dr.Schatz shall
have  the  right to attend the annual International PGA Merchandise Golf Show in
Orlando,  Florida in 2001 and 2002 under the same availability and reimbursement
policy.

          c.     ACCOUNTS  RECEIVABLE  COLLECTION.  In the event PURCHASER hires
SELLER's  office  administrator,  PURCHASER shall use its best effort to collect
SELLER's  accounts  receivable.  PURCHASER  shall  be  entitled to receive a fee
equal  to  ten  percent (10%) of the amount actually collected.  PURCHASER shall
provide  SELLER  with  a  monthly  report summarizing the status of all accounts
collected.  PURCHASER,  except  for  its fee, has no interest of any kind in the
collections and further shall keep all funds collected in a separate account and
shall  not  be  co-mingled with other funds of PURCHASER.  SELLER shall have the
right  to  terminate  this  collection  practice  by  giving five (5) days prior
written  notice  to  PURCHASER.  See  Schedule  4(c).

          d.       ASSISTANCE  WITH  TOUR  PROFESSIONALS.     Dr.  Schatz agrees
that  he  will  assist  PURCHASER  in  communicating  and  negotiating  with PGA
professionals  currently playing the Leading Edge putter, subject to Dr. Schatz'
availability.  Dr.  Schatz  shall  be  entitled  to  reimbursement of reasonable
travel  and  accommodation  expenses in this regard as defined in Paragraph 4(b)
above.  Notwithstanding,  PURCHASER shall have the sole discretion to decide the
terms  and  conditions  of any compensation to be paid (cash or non-cash) to any
such  PGA  touring  professionals  currently  playing  the  Leading Edge putter.

     5.      SELLER'S  REPRESENTATIONS  AND  WARRANTIES.

          a.       TITLE  TO ASSETS.      SELLER represents that it has good and
clear  title  to  all  Assets  being transferred hereunder and that there are no
liens,  encumbrances,  security  interests,  threatened  litigation,  pending
litigation  or any other potential title claims which would affect the Assets in
any  manner  unless  otherwise  stated  on  Schedule  5(a).

          b.     MEMBER/SHAREHOLDER  APPROVAL.     The execution and delivery of
this  Agreement  by  SELLER  and  the  conveyance  provided in it have been duly
authorized  by  all  necessary action including, but not limited to, each Member
and/or Board of Director approval of SELLER and is a valid and binding agreement
on  SELLER.

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          c.     OWNERSHIP OF ASSETS.  SELLER is the owner of the Assets and has
full  power  to  transfer  the Assets free and clear of all liens, encumbrances,
security interests, equities, options,  claims, charges, and restrictions, other
than  as  stated  on  Schedule  5(a).

          d.     ACTIONS  AND  PROCEEDINGS.   There  are  no  actions, suits, or
proceedings  pending or, to SELLER's knowledge, threatened against SELLER before
any  court,  administrative agency, or other judicial body affecting or relating
to  the  Assets  except  as  stated  in  Schedule  5(a).

          e.     TECHNOLOGY  KNOW-HOW.   SELLER  represents and warrants that it
is,  and  has  been,  the  owner of the patent for the putter head identified on
Schedule 4, and the trademarks and trade names as listed on Schedule 3, and that
SELLER  has  no  actual  knowledge  of  any  competing  trademarks, trade names,
patents  or  copyrights  of  others which relate to the putters.  SELLER has not
undertaken  any  infringement  search  and,  therefore,  makes  no  warranty  or
representation  concerning  the  existence  of any such trademarks, trade names,
patents  or  copyrights  or  claims or disputes with respect to any thereof.  As
used herein, "technology know-how" shall mean SELLER's confidential software, if
any, documentation, if any, describing hardware and software used by SELLER, for
the  design and manufacture of its line of putters and any related products, the
designs  and  operating  or  manufacturing  information  on such  putters, which
SELLER  represents are the  property of SELLER  and  other information of SELLER
in tangible form which is useful or necessary  in the  design and manufacture of
SELLER's  products.

          f.     COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS.     Neither the execution and delivery of
this  Agreement,  nor  any  instrument or agreement to be delivered by SELLER to
PURCHASER  pursuant  to  this  Agreement,  nor the compliance with the terms and
provisions  thereof  to  SELLER,  will  result  in  the breach of any applicable
statute  or  regulation  promulgated  thereunder, or any administrative or court
order  or decree nor will such compliance conflict with, or result in the breach
of  any  agreement  or  other instrument to which SELLER is a party, or by which
SELLER  is  or  may  be  bound,  or  constitute  an  event of default or default
thereunder,  or  with  the  lapse  of  time  or  the  giving  of  notice or both
constitute  an  event  of  default  thereunder.

          g.     REPRESENTATION  AND  WARRANTIES. No representation by SELLER in
this  Agreement or any documents provided hereunder contains or will contain any
untrue  statement or  omits or will omit to state any material fact necessary to
make  the  statements  contained herein not misleading.  All representations and
warranties made by SELLER in this Agreement and any documents provided hereunder
are  true  and  correct.

          h.     SALES  TAX.      SELLER shall be responsible for payment of all
sales  tax,  if  any,  associated  with  the execution of this Agreement and the
receipt  of  consideration  therefrom.

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     6.     REPRESENTATION  CONCERNING  ACQUISITION  OF  PURCHASER'S SECURITIES.
For  purposes  of  this Paragraph 6, including sub-parts, "SELLER" shall include
Dr.  Charles  Schatz  and  his  spouse  in  their  individual  capacity.

          a.     INVESTMENT  REPRESENTATIONS.  SELLER  acknowledges  that
PURCHASER's  Common  Stock  and  all  warrants  as well as the underlying Common
Stock  (hereinafter  referred to as the "Securities") to be received in exchange
for  the  sale of SELLER's Assets have not been  registered under the Securities
Act  of  1933,  as  amended  (the  "1933 Act") or qualified under the California
Securities  Law  of  1968,  as  amended (the "California Securities Law") on the
grounds that no distribution or public offering of the SELLER's Securities is to
be  effected,  and  that  in this connection PURCHASER is relying in part on the
representations  of  the  SELLER  set  forth  herein.

               i.   SELLER  is  receiving the Securities for its own account for
                    investment  purposes  and  not  as  nominee or agent for any
                    other  persons.

               ii.  By  reason of its business or financial experience and/or by
                    reason  of SELLER's pre-existing relationship or through the
                    business or financial experience of its professional advisor
                    with  PURCHASER,  SELLER has the capacity to protect its own
                    interests  in  connection with the transactions contemplated
                    hereunder  and is able to bear the risks of an investment in
                    PURCHASER.

               iii. SELLER  has  acquired sufficient information about PURCHASER
                    to  reach  an  informal  decision  to  acquire  the SELLER's
                    Securities.

               iv.  SELLER  represents  that  it is acquiring the Securities for
                    its  own account for investment purposes and not with a view
                    to, or for sale in connection with, any distribution thereof
                    in  a  manner contrary to Section 5 of the Securities Act of
                    1933,  as amended (the"Act") or of the California Securities
                    Law  and  Rules and Regulations of the California Commission
                    of  Corporations  thereunder.

          b.     RISKS.     SELLER  represents and warrants to PURCHASER that it
is  experienced  in  evaluating  and  investing  in  high risk companies such as
PURCHASER  and, by reason of their business and financial experience, or through
the  business  and  financial  experience of its professional advisors, have the
capacity  to  protect  their  own  interest  in connection with the transactions
contemplated by this Agreement and have the ability to bear the economic risk of
its  investments,  including  those  represented  by  the  Securities.

          c.     TRANSFER OF SECURITIES.   None of the Securities to be acquired
by  the  SELLER  pursuant  to this Agreement shall be transferable by the SELLER
except  upon  the  conditions  specified in this Paragraph, which conditions are
intended  to  insure compliance with the provisions of the Act in respect to the
transfer  of  such  Securities.

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               i.   LEGEND.  Unless  and  until  otherwise  permitted  by  this
                    Paragraph, each certificate or other document evidencing any
                    of  the  PURCHASER's  Securities  shall  be  endorsed with a
                    legend  substantially  in  the  following  form:

                    "THESE  SECURITIES  HAVE  NOT  BEEN  REGISTERED  UNDER  THE
                    SECURITIES  ACT  OF  1933,  AS AMENDED, AND MAY NOT BE SOLD,
                    PLEDGED  OR  OTHERWISE  TRANSFERRED UNLESS (A) COVERED BY AN
                    EFFECTIVE REGISTRATION STATEMENT UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT OF
                    1933, AS AMENDED, (B) IN COMPLIANCE WITH RULE 144 UNDER SUCH
                    ACT,  OR  (C) THE COMPANY HAS BEEN FURNISHED WITH AN OPINION
                    OF  COUNSEL  REASONABLY  ACCEPTABLE  TO  THE  COMPANY TO THE
                    EFFECT  THAT NO REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED BY SUCH TRANSFER OR
                    PURSUANT  TO  ANY  OF  PARAGRAPHS  6(c)(ii)  or  6(e)."

               ii.  RESTRICTION  ON  TRANSFER.  None  of the Securities shall be
                    transferred, and PURCHASER shall not be required to register
                    any  such  transfer  on  the  books of PURCHASER, unless and
                    until  one  of  the  following  events  shall have occurred:

                    (a)  PURCHASER shall have received an opinion of counsel, in
                         form  and  substance reasonably acceptable to PURCHASER
                         and its counsel, stating that the contemplated transfer
                         is  exempt  from  registration under the Act as then in
                         effect, and the Rules and Regulations of the Securities
                         and  Exchange Commission (the "Commission") thereunder.
                         Within  ten  (10)  business  days  after  delivery  to
                         PURCHASER and its counsel of such an opinion, PURCHASER
                         either  shall  deliver  to  the  proposed  transferor a
                         statement  to  the  effect  that  such  opinion  is not
                         satisfactory  in  the reasonable opinion of its counsel
                         (and  shall  specify  in  detail  the  legal  analysis
                         supporting  any  such  conclusion)  or  shall authorize
                         PURCHASER's  transfer  agent  to  make  the  requested
                         transfer;

                    (b)  PURCHASER  shall have been furnished with a letter from
                         the Commission in response to a written request in form
                         and  substance  acceptable  to  counsel  for  PURCHASER
                         setting  forth  all  of  the  facts  and  circumstances
                         surrounding the contemplated transfer, stating that the
                         Commission  will  take  no  action  with  regard to the
                         contemplated  transfer;

                    (c)  The  Securities  are  transferred  pursuant  to  a
                         registration  statement  which  has been filed with the
                         Commission  and  has  become  effective;

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                    (d)  The  Securities  are  transferred  pursuant  to  and in
                         accordance  with Rule 144 promulgated by the Commission
                         under  the  Act  or  an  exemption  therefrom;  or

                    (e)  Notwithstanding  the  above,  and subject to applicable
                         federal  or  state  securities laws, such shares may be
                         transferred  as  part of any dissolution or liquidation
                         of  SELLER  and  for  any  holder's  estate planning or
                         charitable gift purposes. Any further transfer shall be
                         subject  to  the  same  restrictions  and  exceptions.

          d.     AGREEMENT  TO  LOCK  UP.  Dr. Schatz and his spouse may sell or
transfer  any Securities issued hereunder as long as such sale or transfer is in
compliance with applicable state and federal securities laws, including Rule 144
or  an  exception  or  exemption to any thereof.  Notwithstanding the above, Dr.
Schatz  and his spouse agree not to sell more than 66,667 shares of Common Stock
in  any  given  calendar  quarter  (as  adjusted  for  any stock splits) with an
increase  in  said  amount  based  on  a proportionate increase in the amount of
PURCHASER's  Common  Stock  weighted  average  shares  outstanding.

          e.     REGISTRATION  OF  SECURITIES.   So  long  as  SELLER  or  its
transferees shall hold any of the Securities of PURCHASER, PURCHASER agrees that
if, at any time after  execution of this Agreement , PURCHASER shall take action
to  register  any of its Securities under the Act other than on Form S-8 or Form
S-4,  it  will  give  SELLER  or  its transferees written notice promptly of its
intention  in  that  regard, and if registration, other than on Form S-8 or Form
S-4,  of  any such Securities held by SELLER or its transferees is then possible
under  the  then applicable laws and regulations and practices of the Securities
and  Exchange  Commission,  and  subject  to  the  reasonable  approval  of  the
investment  banker  or  underwriter,  if  any, and in this regard PURCHASER will
actively  support  SELLER's  request  to  sell  Securities, and if SELLER or its
transferees  shall  within  fifteen  (15)  days after receipt of any such notice
request  PURCHASER  to do so, PURCHASER will, at its own expense, take action to
register  such  Securities which it shall have been requested to register at the
same  time,  and  it  will  use  its best efforts that such registration of such
Securities  shall  become  effective.  Commissions  and  direct costs of sale by
SELLER,  if  any,  shall  be  paid  by  SELLER on any of the Securities it sells
through  the  registration.

     7.     PURCHASER'S  REPRESENTATIONS  AND WARRANTIES.   PURCHASER represents
and  warrants  that:

          a.     CORPORATE  ORGANIZATION.  PURCHASER  is  a  corporation  duly
organized,  validly existing and in good standing under the laws of the State of
Nevada  and  is  duly  qualified  to do business in the State of California.  If
PURCHASER  forms  a  corporation  to  take  title to certain of the Assets, such
corporation  will be duly organized, validly existing and in good standing under
the laws of the State of California and the corporation will have full power and
authority to enter into this Agreement and perform the transactions contemplated
herein.  The  corporation  will be duly qualified to do business in the State of
California.

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          b.     BINDING  NATURE.   This  Agreement  has  been  approved  by all
required  corporate  action  and  shall  be, when duly executed and delivered, a
legal  and  binding  obligation of PURCHASER, enforceable in accordance with its
terms.

          c.     REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES.   No representation or warranty
by  PURCHASER in this Agreement contains or will contain any untrue statement or
omits  or  will  omit  to state a material fact necessary to make the statements
contained  herein  not  misleading.  All  representations and warranties made by
PURCHASER  in  this  Agreement shall be true and correct as of execution of this
Agreement  with  the same force and effect as if they had been made on and as of
such  date.

          d.     COMPLIANCE  WITH  LAWS.   Neither the execution and delivery of
this  Agreement,  nor  any  instrument or agreement to be delivered by SELLER to
PURCHASER  pursuant  to  this  Agreement,  nor the compliance with the terms and
provisions  thereof  by  SELLER,  will  result  in  the breach of any applicable
statute  or  regulation  promulgated  thereunder, or any administrative or court
order  or decree nor will such compliance conflict with, or result in the breach
of  any  agreement  or  other instrument to which SELLER is a party, or by which
SELLER  is  or  may  be  bound,  or  constitute  an  event of default or default
thereunder, or with the lapse of time or the giving of notice or both constitute
an  event  of  default  thereunder.

          e.     VALID  ISSUANCE.   The  Common  Stock to be delivered to SELLER
will  be,  then  issued,  duly  authorized,  validly  issued,  fully  paid  and
non-assessable.

          f.     ACTIONS  AND  PROCEEDINGS.   There  are  no  actions, suits, or
proceedings  pending  or, to PURCHASER's knowledge, threatened against PURCHASER
before  any  court,  administrative  agency, or other judicial or quasi-judicial
body  affecting  or relating to this transaction or which could prohibit it from
entering  into  this  Agreement.

     8.     LIABILITIES.

          a.   NO  ASSUMPTION  OF  LIABILITIES.

               i.   SELLER  acknowledges  that  PURCHASER  is acquiring SELLER's
                    assets  hereunder  without  any  assumption  of  SELLER's
                    liabilities  except  to the extent herein expressly provided
                    and  as  identified  on  Schedule  5  and/or  5(a);

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               ii.  Notwithstanding  anything contained or implied herein to the
                    contrary,  PURCHASER  agrees  to assume service and warranty
                    obligations  with  respect  to any Leading Edge putters sold
                    prior  to  Closing, except as provided below. After Closing,
                    any  inventory  returned  by  customers  shall  be  the sole
                    property  of  PURCHASER. In the event that said customer has
                    an outstanding receivable balance with SELLER at the time of
                    the return, PURCHASER shall no further obligation to attempt
                    to collect such amount (except as stated under Paragraph 4).
                    In  the event a customer has already paid SELLER upon return
                    of  the  inventory,  PURCHASER  shall have the obligation to
                    negotiate  and  issue credit, replace inventory or refund to
                    the  customer  and  shall be solely responsible for any such
                    costs.  For  any putters returned to PURCHASER after Closing
                    through  December  31,  2000,  for  which  SELLER  has  an
                    outstanding  receivable  balance, and as long as such return
                    is  for  an  aggregate  of 10 or more pieces, such inventory
                    shall  remain  the  property  of  SELLER.  SELLER may either
                    negotiate  terms  under  which  PURCHASER shall acquire such
                    inventory,  or  may  donate  it  to  a charitable cause, but
                    SELLER  may  not  resell  such  inventory.

               iii. Except as otherwise provided, including, but not limited to,
                    subparagraphs  and  Paragraphs 4(a)(iv) and 8(a), SELLER and
                    SELLER's Member agree to hold PURCHASER harmless against any
                    and  all  claims, demands and expense of any nature relating
                    to any unpaid liability of SELLER, except for debt or claims
                    expressly assumed under this Paragraph and its subparagraphs
                    and  Schedules  5  and 5(a) existing or arising on or before
                    Closing,  and  for  any  product,  service, and professional
                    liability  against  PURCHASER  arising prior to execution of
                    this  Agreement;  and

               iv.  There  are  no  undisclosed  liabilities  actually  known to
                    SELLER  relating  to the Assets other than as stated in this
                    Agreement  or  Schedules  annexed  hereto.

     9.     ITEMS  TO  BE DELIVERED BY SELLER.  At Closing, SELLER  will deliver
to  PURCHASER:

          a.     TRANSFER  DOCUMENTS.    Assignments,  bills  of  sale, and such
other  instruments  in  form  and substance satisfactory to PURCHASER and to the
United  States  Department  of  Commerce/Patent  and  Trademark  Office,  as are
required  to  grant  PURCHASER  title to, or SELLER's interest in, the Assets as
provided  in  this  Agreement.

          b.     RECORDS,  CUSTOMER LISTS AND ACCOUNTING RECORDS.   The customer
and  supplier  lists  regularly  used  in  SELLER's  business; and access to all
accounting  records.

          c.     INDEMNIFICATION.     Except  as  otherwise provided herein, Dr.
Schatz  agrees  to  be personally responsible for paying, satisfying or settling
debt  incurred  by  SELLER  prior to Closing, and SELLER and Dr. Schatz agree to
indemnify  and  hold PURCHASER  harmless from and against any loss, cost, claim,
liability, or expense suffered or incurred by PURCHASER from and after execution
of  this  Agreement  arising  from  or  connected with SELLER's ownership of the
Assets  or  operation  of  its  business  prior  to  August  30,  2000.

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     10.     ITEMS TO BE DELIVERED BY PURCHASER.  At Closing, PURCHASER herewith
delivers  to  SELLER:

          a.     COMMON  STOCK.  PURCHASER  shall  deliver to Dr. Schatz, or his
nominee(s),  200,000  shares  of  Common  Stock.

          b.     WARRANTS.   PURCHASER  shall  deliver  to  Dr.  Schatz,  or his
nominee(s),  a  warrant to purchase 150,000  shares of Common Stock, exercisable
at  $1.00  per share, for a period of four (4) years from Closing.  This warrant
shall  have  anti-dilution  provisions.

          c.     BROKERAGE.  Each  party  hereto  represents and warrants to the
other  than  no  broker  is  entitled  to  any  commission,  or  similar fee, in
connection  with  the  making  and  carrying  out  of  this  Agreement.

          d.     INDEMNIFICATION.  PURCHASER agrees to indemnify and hold SELLER
harmless  from and against any loss, cost, claim, liability, or expense suffered
or  incurred  by  SELLER  arising  from this Agreement or the acquisition of the
assets  and  sale  of  putters  arising  therefrom  after  Closing.

     11.     EFFECTIVENESS.   This  Agreement supersedes any and all agreements,
if any, both written and verbal, previously made between the parties relating to
the  subject matter hereof,  and there are no understandings or agreements other
than  those  included  herein.

     12.     NOTICES  AND  COMMUNICATIONS.   All notices, requests, demands, and
other  communications  under this Agreement shall be in writing and delivered in
person  or  sent  by  certified mail, postage prepaid or by telefax and properly
addressed  as  follows:

             To  the  SELLER:

             Charles  J.  Schatz,  M.D.
             Leading  Edge,  LLC
             10430  Wilshire  Blvd.
             Penthouse  5
             Los  Angeles,  CA  90024
             Telephone  (310)446-1978
             Telefax  (310)470-8308

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<PAGE>
             with  a  copy  to:

             Leslie  F.  Bell
             704  N.  Oakhurst  Dr.
             Beverly  Hills,  CA  90210

             To  the  PURCHASER:
             -------------------

             Donald  A.  Anderson,  President
             GolfGear  International,  Inc.
             12771  Pala  Drive
             Garden  Grove,  CA  92841
             Telephone  (714)899-4274
             Telefax  (714)899-4284

     Any  party  may  from  time  to  time change its address for the purpose of
notices to that party  by a similar notice specifying a new address, but no such
change  shall  be deemed to have been given until it is actually received by the
respective  party  hereto.

     13.     NON-WAIVER.  No  delay  or  failure  on the part of either party in
exercising any right  hereunder, and no partial or single exercise thereof, will
constitute  a  waiver  of  such  right  or  of  any  other  right  hereunder.

     14.     HEADINGS.   Headings in this Agreement are for convenience only and
are  not  to  be  used  for  interpreting  or  construing  any provision hereof.

     15.     GOVERNING  LAW.   This  Agreement  shall be construed in accordance
with and governed by the laws of the State of California against both parties to
this  Agreement.

     16.     INDEPENDENT LEGAL COUNSEL.   Each party has had his or its attorney
review  this  Agreement  and/or give advice with respect to, among other things,
the  legal,  securities and tax consequences of executing this Agreement and the
subsequent  transactions  contemplated  hereunder.

     17.     COUNTERPARTS.  This  Agreement  may  be  executed  in  one  or more
counterparts,  each  of  which  may  be  deemed  an  original,  but all of which
together,  shall  constitute  one  and  the  same  instrument.

     18.     BINDING  NATURE.  The provisions of this Agreement shall be binding
upon and inure to the benefit of each of the parties hereto and their respective
successors  and  assigns.

     19.     SURVIVAL  OF  REPRESENTATIONS  AND WARRANTIES.  Except as otherwise
expressly  limited  in  this  Agreement  or  the  Schedules  annexed,  the
representations  and warranties of PURCHASER and SELLER extended hereunder shall
survive  for  a  period  of  twelve  (12)  months after the Closing.  Each party
against  whom liability is asserted under the provisions of this Agreement shall
be  given  the  opportunity  to  participate, directly or through its authorized
representative,  at  its  cost  and  expense, in the conduct of any negotiations
relating  to the settlements of any liability or any other proceeding instituted
by  any  third  party  against  either  SELLER or PURCHASER, as the case may be,
giving  rise  to  the  alleged  breach.

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     20.     EXPENSES.   Except  as  otherwise  expressly  provided herein, each
party  shall  pay  all  of  its  own  expenses incidental to the negotiation and
preparation  of  the  documentation  and  financial  statements relating to this
Agreement  and  for  entering  into and carrying out the terms and conditions of
this  Agreement  and  consummating the transactions, irrespective of whether the
transactions  contemplated  shall  be  consummated.

     21.     AMENDMENT;  SUCCESSORS  AND  ASSIGNS.   This Agreement shall not be
altered or otherwise amended except pursuant to any instrument in writing signed
by  all  of  the  affected  parties hereto.  Neither party may assign any of its
rights,  obligations, or liabilities arising hereunder without the prior written
consent  of  the other, except as otherwise provided herein, any such assignment
or  attempted  assignment  shall  be  null  and  void.

     22.     THIRD  PARTY  BENEFICIARIES.  Except  for  their  proper  heirs,
successors,  and  assigns,  the  parties hereto intend that no third party shall
have  any  rights  or  claims  by  reason  of  this  Agreement.

     23.     ATTORNEY  FEES.   In  the  event  that  any action or proceeding is
brought  arising  out of or in connection with this Agreement, or to enforce any
of its terms, conditions or obligations, the prevailing party to such proceeding
shall  be  entitled  to,  in  addition to any other relief, costs and reasonable
attorney  fees.

     24.     SCOPE  OF  INDEMNITY.     Indemnity  as  contemplated  pursuant  to
Paragraphs  4(a),  1(b)  and  10(d)  shall  include  the  members,  officers and
directors  of  SELLER,  including  their  spouses.  The  parties  providing such
indemnity  shall  have  the  right to choose counsel and control the litigation,
claim  or  demand and will not settle litigation, claim or demand if it requires
an  admission  of  liability against the indemnified party and, in a later case,
the  indemnified  party will not unreasonably withhold or delay its consent to a
settlement  of  such  litigation,  claim  or  demand.

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     25.     BREACH  AND  CURE.  In  the  event that any party to this Agreement
alleges a breach hereof, prior to bringing any claim for said breach, said party
shall  give  written  notice  to the other party, who shall then have a ten (10)
business  day period to cure any such alleged breach, failing which the claimant
may  proceed.

     IN  WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the  parties  have  caused this Agreement to be duly
executed  as  of  the  date  first  above-written.

PURCHASER:                              PURCHASER:
GolfGear  International,  Inc.          GolfGear  International,  Inc.

-------------------------------         ----------------------------------
By: Donald A. Anderson                  By:  Robert  N.  Weingarten
    Its:  President                          Its:  Chief  Financial  Officer

                                        SELLER:
                                        Leading  Edge,  LLC

                                        _________________________________
                                        By:  Charles  J.  Schatz,  M.D.
                                             Its:________________________

                                        _________________________________
                                        Charles  J.  Schatz,  M.D.
                                        an  individual

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<PAGE>PERSONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT

This  Agreement  is made and deemed effective the 31st day of December, 2000, by
and between GOLFGEAR INTERNATIONAL, INC., a Nevada corporation (the "Company" or
"GolfGear"), Peter Alliss-Golf Ltd., a Company registered in England ("PAG") and
PETER  ALLISS,  an  individual  ("Alliss").

                                    RECITALS

WHEREAS,  the  Company  wishes to utilize the name and likeness of Alliss as the
Company's  spokesperson in the marketing of its golf clubs and related products;

WHEREAS,  PAG  has the sole rights to the exploitation of Alliss' name, likeness
and  time  and is willing to associate with the Company for the promotion of its
golf  clubs  and  related  products.

WHEREAS,  Alliss  is  in  agreement  for the use of his name, likeness, time and
efforts  promoting  and marketing the Company's golf clubs and related products.

NOW,  THEREFORE,  in consideration of the mutual covenants set forth herein, and
with  reference  to  the  above  Recitals,  the  parties  agree  as  follows:

1.   ENDORSED  SERVICES

PAG  agrees to allow the Company to utilize Alliss' name and likeness and to act
as  a spokesperson on behalf of the Company in all of its advertising, marketing
and  promotion  efforts, and in all mediums, including print and television, for
the Company's golf clubs and golf related products.  This likeness shall be used
and  services  be  provided  in  North  America, Central America, South America,
Africa  (including  South  Africa),  the Middle East, Far East (including India)
(the  "Designated  Territory"),  but  it  shall  exclude Australia, New Zealand,
Malaysia,  the  United  Kingdom,  Northern  and  Southern  Ireland,  Europe  and
Scandinavia.

2.   EXCLUSIVITY

     a.   HIPPO  AGREEMENT

     Alliss  agrees  not to provide the same or similar services as contemplated
     hereunder  to  any  other  golf club manufacturer or distributor during the
     term  of  this  Agreement.  However,  the  parties  acknowledge  that there
     currently  exists  between  PAG  and Hippo Holdings Ltd. of Mosley Business
     Park, Mosley Street, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire, DE14 1DW, England an
     agreement  dated  September  24,  1998 (the "Hippo Agreement"), relating to
     Alliss'  endorsement of Hippo and Howson Golf clubs and related products in
     Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, the United Kingdom, Northern and Southern
     Ireland,  Europe  and Scandinavia. Alliss may participate in the production
     of a Hippo Golf infomercial to be broadcast inside the Designated Territory
     during  the  year 2001 as long as it is not broadcast inside the Designated
     Territory  after  the  year  2001.

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     b.   TERMINATION  OF  HIPPO  AGREEMENT

     Upon  the  termination  or  cancellation  of  the  Hippo Agreement, for any
     reason,  the  Designated Territory shall thereafter, without further act or
     additional  consideration,  be  expanded  to  also  include  Australia, New
     Zealand  and  Malaysia.  Alliss  hereby  grants to the Company an exclusive
     three (3) month opportunity, from the date the Company is notified that the
     Hippo Agreement has terminated or will terminate, to negotiate with PAG for
     the  use  of  Alliss' likeness and service of Alliss in the United Kingdom,
     Northern  and  Southern  Ireland,  Europe  and  Scandinavia.

3.   NO  BREACH  OF  AGREEMENT

Neither  the execution of this Agreement nor any obligation imposed herein shall
constitute a breach or violation of any agreement including, but not limited to,
the Hippo Agreement.  In this regard, Alliss agrees to communicate the existence
of  this  Agreement  to Hippo Holdings Ltd. and represents and warrants that the
execution  of this Agreement will not violate any covenant or restriction of the
Hippo  Holdings  Ltd.  agreement.  Notwithstanding  the  above,  the  Company
acknowledges that Alliss has prior commitments with ABC Television Network (ABC)
and  the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) to act as a golf personality and
commentator  and that ABC's and BBC's schedules will always take precedence over
Alliss'  obligations  to  Company.

4.   SALE  OF  GOLF  CLUBS

     a.   SALE  OF  SIGNATURE  CLUBS

     During  the  term  of this Agreement, and any extension or renewal thereof,
     the  Company  shall have the exclusive right to manufacture, distribute and
     sell  Peter  Alliss  Signature  clubs  world  wide  within  the  Designated
     Territory.

          1.   For  each  Signature wedge, putter or specialty club sold, Alliss
               shall  receive  a  royalty  of  $2.00  per  club.

          2.   For  each  Signature iron sold, Alliss shall receive a royalty of
               $.25  per  iron.

     b.   SALE  OF  NON-SIGNATURE  CLUBS

          1.   For  all sales made through GolfGear infomercials in which Alliss
               appears,  Alliss  shall  receive  a  royalty  of  $1.00  per club
               featured  and  sold  as  a  direct result of a sale made from the
               airing  of  the  infomercial.

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          2.   In addition to royalties paid for clubs actually sold through any
               infomercial  as  defined in Paragraph 4(b)(1) above, Alliss shall
               receive  a royalty of $.25 per club for all after market sales of
               any  club  featured  in  any infomercial. "After market" shall be
               defined  as  all non-infomercial sales generated in the region in
               which  the  infomercial  has  been  televised.

     c.   CHANGE  IN  CONTROL

     In  the event that Donald Anderson ceases to be affiliated with the Company
     in  an  executive capacity during the term of this Agreement, including any
     renewal  thereof, Alliss shall have the option to terminate this Agreement.
     In  such  event, pursuant to written notice within ninety (90) days of such
     change  in  control,  the  ninety (90) day period described in 4d shall not
     exceed  forty  five  (45)  days.

     d.     POST-TERMINATION  SALES

     Upon  termination  or expiration of this Agreement, including any extension
     or  renewal thereof, the Company shall cease production of Alliss Signature
     clubs  as  soon  as  reasonably practicable, but shall continue to have the
     right  to  use  the  name  and  likeness  of  Alliss to market its existing
     inventory  of  said  clubs  until  all such inventory is exhausted or for a
     period  not  to  exceed 90 days, whichever is earlier. Further, the Company
     shall  have  the  right  to continue to run any infomercial in which Alliss
     appears  for  a  period not to exceed 30 days. For as long as Company makes
     use  of  the  name  or  likeness  of  Alliss, PAG shall continue to receive
     compensation  described  in  Paragraph  4  as  earned.

5.   COMPENSATION

The  Company  shall  pay  to  PAG  the  following  compensation:

     a.   STOCK  COMPENSATION

     PAG  or  their  nominees  shall  be  issued 250,000 shares of the Company's
     common  stock.  It  is  understood that such shares shall not be registered
     with  the  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  and  will,  therefore, be
     restricted  as  that term is defined pursuant to Rule 144 of the Securities
     Act  of  1933,  as amended. In addition to the rules on resale restrictions
     imposed  by Rule 144, PAG or its nominees agree to sell no more than 25,000
     shares  of common stock in any one month unless otherwise agreed by all the
     parties  hereto.  PAG  or its nominees agrees not to sell any shares in the
     month  of  December.  PAG  or  its nominees agrees to inform the Company of
     their  intention  to  sell  any  shares  prior  to effectuating any sale or
     transaction.

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     b.   COMMON  STOCK  WARRANT  COMPENSATION

     PAG  or  its nominees shall receive a warrant to purchase 250,000 shares of
     common  stock of the Company, exercisable at $.50 per share for a period of
     five  (5) years from the date of this Agreement. This warrant shall contain
     standard  anti-dilution  provisions  and shall not have a cashless exercise
     provision.

     c.   EXPENSES

     Alliss  and/or  his agents shall be entitled to reimbursement of reasonable
     expenses  incurred  in  conjunction with activities as contemplated herein.
     Prior  to  incurring such expenses, Alliss and/or his representatives shall
     give  prior  notice  and gain approval from the Company. It is acknowledged
     that  Alliss travels first-class and that his business manager, Roy Cooper,
     travels  business  class unless both Alliss and Roy Cooper travel together,
     in  which  case  Roy  Cooper  will  also  travel  first-class.

     d.   PROMOTIONAL  EQUIPMENT

     The  Company  shall  supply  golf  clubs, golf bags and other equipment and
     apparel  that  may  be  required  by  Alliss, either for his own use or for
     promotional  purposes,  upon  reasonable  request and advance notice to the
     Company. Such promotional products shall be delivered to PAG's address free
     of  carriage,  duties  and  taxation  of  any  kind.

     e.   WIRE  TRANSFER

     All  cash  payments  to be made hereunder shall be made by wire transfer to
     Barclays  Bank  plc,  Ascot  Branch,  sort code 20-02-53 for the account of
     Peter  Alliss Golf Ltd., account number 10709905, or at such other place as
     PAG  shall  designate  in  writing  from  time  to  time.

     f.   AUDIT

     Company shall transmit to PAG all regularly maintained financial statements
     and reports. From time to time, PAG may request reasonable financial and/or
     operating  information  relating to matters relevant to this Agreement from
     the  Company  and  the  Company  shall  provide  such  information at PAG's
     offices. Additionally, PAG shall have the right, upon reasonable notice, to
     inspect  or  audit the books and records of Company. Such inspection may be
     conducted  by  any  reasonably  designated  agent.

     g.   ADVISORY  BOARD

     During  the  term  of this Agreement, the Company shall offer a seat on its
     advisory  board  to  Alliss,  or  his  designee,  as long as such person is
     reasonably  acceptable  to  the  Company.

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6.   CREATIVE  CONTROL

Alliss  shall at all times herein have the right to approve any club design that
bears  his  name  and  shall  also  have the right to approve any news releases,
catalogs,  term  sheets,  publicity  materials,  commercials,  informercials,
television or radio spots, web sites or other similar media information in which
Alliss  appears, or in which Alliss' name or likeness is utilized in any manner,
prior  to  their  public  use  or  dissemination.  Said  approval  shall  not be
unreasonably withheld by Alliss.  In this regard, the Company shall provide such
materials  to Alliss in advance of their use or dissemination in order to enable
Alliss  to  review  and  approve  such  materials.  Alliss agrees to review such
material  and  respond  to  the  Company  within  a reasonable time and with the
understanding  that  a  reasonable  response  time  is  of  the  essence.

7.   INFOMERCIAL  PRODUCTION

The  Company shall give Alliss at least six (6) weeks prior notice in scheduling
the  filming of a commercial, infomercial or catalog.  The Company shall use its
best  efforts to limit the total production (in all categories) to five (5) days
per  year.  However,  the five (5) day period shall exclude partial days at tour
events  at  which the Company may consult with or utilize Alliss, subject to his
schedule  and  availability.  For  each  day  or  partial  day that Alliss makes
himself  available  for  the  Company's  use,  including,  but  not  limited to,
infomercial  filming,  advertising  production  and/or  consulting,  or  for the
Company's  utilization at tour events or similar functions, Alliss shall be paid
$10,000  per  day  plus  expenses.

8.   TERMINATION

This  Agreement  shall  terminate three (3) years from the date of effectiveness
hereof.  Upon written notice at least one hundred and eighty (180) days prior to
expiration  of  this  Agreement,  the  Company  shall be given a ninety (90) day
exclusive period to negotiate an additional three (3) year agreement for the use
of Alliss' likeness subject to terms and conditions to be agreed by the parties.
Upon  any  termination  of the Agreement, all amounts earned through the date of
termination  shall  be  paid  forthwith  to  PAG.

9.   MUTUAL  RELEASE

By  and  upon  execution  of  this Agreement, PAG, Alliss and the Company hereby
forever  mutually  release  each  other  from that agreement between the parties
dated  January 1, 1998 (the "Prior Agreement"), and from any obligations arising
thereunder.  This  release  shall  constitute  a  general  mutual release and by
execution  of  this  Agreement, the parties hereby release and forever discharge
each  other  and  any of their servants, agents and employees and all others, of
and  from  any  and all claims, demands or actions or causes of action, known or
unknown,  including  all  injuries,  deaths,  property damage and economic loss,
arising  out  of  or  in  any  way  connected  with  the  Prior  Agreement.

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This  is  a  full  and  final  release applying to all unknown and unanticipated
injuries  or  damages  arising  out  of the Prior Agreement, as well as to those
known  or  disclosed.  The  undersigned waives all rights and benefits which the
undersigned now has or in the future may have under the terms of Section 1542 of
the  Civil  Code  of  California,  which  Section  reads  as  follows:

     "A  general  release  does not extend to the claims which the creditor does
     not  know  or  suspect  to  exist in his favor at the time of executing the
     release, which if known by him must have materially affected his settlement
     with  the  debtor."

This  release  shall  survive  termination  or  expiration  of  this  Agreement.

10.  ASSIGNMENT

Neither  PAG,  Alliss nor the Company shall have the right to grant sub-licenses
hereunder  or  to  otherwise assign, alienate, transfer, encumber or hypothecate
any  of its rights or obligations hereunder, except as set forth herein: (1) PAG
shall  have  the  right to assign the financial benefits hereof, and the Company
hereby consents to such assignment upon receipt by the Company of written notice
thereof from PAG; and (2) the Company shall have the right to grant sub-licenses
hereunder  or  to otherwise assign and transfer any of its rights or obligations
hereunder,  to  any affiliate, related entity or subsidiary (partially or wholly
owned),  if prior written consent is obtained from PAG and Alliss, which consent
shall  not  be  unreasonably  withheld.

11.  ATTORNEYS'  FEES  AND  COSTS

In  the event of any litigation to interpret or enforce any provision(s) of this
Agreement,  a  court  of  competent  jurisdiction may award the prevailing party
reasonable  attorneys'  fees  and  costs.

12.  GOVERNING  LAW

This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of
the  State  of  California  applicable  to  agreements  made and to be performed
therein.

13.  ARBITRATION

Any  dispute  arising  out  of  or concerning this Agreement shall be handled in
accordance  with  the  Rules  and  Regulations,  and  under the auspices, of the
American  Arbitration  Association.  Said  arbitration  shall  be held in Orange
County, California and shall be binding.  The prevailing party shall be entitled
to,  among  other  relief,  attorney  fees  and  costs.

14.  SEVERABILITY

The holding of any provision of this Agreement to be invalid or unenforceable by
a  court  of competent jurisdiction shall not affect any other provision of this
Agreement,  which  shall  remain  in  full  force  and  effect.

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15.  NOTICES  AND  COMMUNICATIONS

All  notices,  requests,  demands, and other communications under this Agreement
shall  be  in writing and delivered in person or sent by certified mail, postage
prepaid  or  by  telefax  and  properly  addressed  as  follows:

If  to  the  Company:     Donald  A.  Anderson,  President
                          GolfGear  International,  Inc.
                          12771  Pala  Drive
                          Garden  Grove,  CA  92841
                          Telephone  (714)899-4274
                          Telefax  (714)899-4284
                          E-Mail:  golfgear01@aol.com

       and  to:           Peter  Alliss  -  Golf  Ltd.
                          25  St.  Johns  Road
                          Farnham  Surrey
                          England  GU9  8NU
                          Telephone  011-44-125-271-7711
                          Telefax  011-44-125-271-7722
                          E-mail:  roy@allissgolf.demon.co.uk

Any party may from time to time change its address for the purpose of notices to
that  party  by  a  similar  notice specifying a new address, but no such change
shall  be  deemed  to  have  been  given  until  it  is actually received by the
respective  party  hereto.

16.  WAIVER  OR  BREACH

It  is agreed that a waiver by either party of a breach of any provision of this
Agreement  shall  not  operate,  or  be construed, as a waiver of any subsequent
breach  by  that  same  party.

17.  ENTIRE  AGREEMENT  AND  BINDING  EFFECT

This Agreement contains the entire agreement between the parties and is intended
to merge all prior written or oral discussions or agreements with respect to its
subject matter and specifically supersedes all prior written agreements relating
to  the  subject  matter  of  this  Agreement.  The Agreement may not be amended
except  in  a  subsequent writing signed by both parties.  No waiver of any duty
under  this  Agreement  will  be  construed  as  a waiver of the right to demand
immediate performance, unless an extension of the time for performance is agreed
in  writing.  Time  is  of  the  essence  in  this  Agreement.

18.  AMENDMENTS

This  Agreement may not be amended except by a writing signed by all the parties
hereto.

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19.  COUNTERPARTS  AND  SIGNATURES

This  Agreement may be executed in one or more counterparts, each of which, when
executed  and  delivered by facsimile transmission, shall be an original and all
of  which  when  executed shall constitute one Agreement, by each of the parties
hereto  on  the  dates  respectively  indicated  in  the acknowledgments of said
parties,  notwithstanding  that  all  of  the parties are not signatories to the
original  or  the same counterpart, to be effective as of the day and year first
above  written.

20.  RELATIONSHIP  OF  THE  PARTIES

This  Agreement  shall  not  constitute  or  be  considered  a  partnership,
employer-employee  relationship,  joint  venture  or  agency between the parties
hereto,  nor  by  or  between any of their employees or agents.  Alliss shall be
deemed  to  be  an  independent  contractor  for  purposes  of  this  Agreement.

Dated:____________,  2000        GOLFGEAR  INTERNATIONAL,  INC.

                                 _____________________________________
                                 By:     Donald  A. Anderson
                                         Its:     President

Dated:____________,  2000        Peter  Alliss  -  Golf  Ltd.

                                 ______________________________________
                                 By:      Roy  Cooper
                                          Its:      Managing  Director

Dated:______________,  2000      ______________________________________
                                 Peter  Alliss,  an  individual

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