Abstract: A golf club holder capable of supporting a plurality of inverted and non-inverted golf clubs. The golf club holder includes spaced apart front and rear walls which define a chamber therebetween, for receiving shaft and grip portions of inverted golf clubs. A horizontal upper support plate is mounted to upper ends of the front and rear walls and is adapted for supporting the head of the inverted golf clubs. A plurality of laterally spaced vertical partitions are mounted to the horizontal support plate which partitions define a plurality of compartments for receiving and protecting the heads of inverted golf clubs. A plurality of openings are formed in the horizontal support plate in the compartments. Each opening allows access of a shaft and grip portions of each inverted golf club to the chamber.

Abstract: A golf tee which can be used on a mat as well as a lawn ground irrespective of the kinds of golf clubs by combination of the cylindrical tee member adapted to be used on a mat and the stick shaped tee member adapted to be used on a lawn ground. The golf tee comprises a cylindrical tee member having a stop plate at a predetermined portion of an inner surface thereof, and a stick shaped tee member having a head part and a leg part which may be detachably fitted into the inside of the cylindrical through a lower end of the cylindrical tee member. Therefore, it is convenient to keep and carry the golf tees.