Abstract: An apparatus and method for convenient and safe carriage of golf tees in a pocket or a mount point for a ball marker is disclosed. The golf tee tool includes an elongated channel dimensioned to receive a ground-penetrating tip and shaft of a golf tee. A fluted frustoconical opening at a proximal end of the golf tee tool is dimensioned to receive the cupped ball support of the golf tee. A magnet mounted at a distal end of the golf tee tool is configured to allow the golf tee tool to retrieve a ferrous ball marker from a putting green surface or the golfer's pocket. The golf tee tool may carry a single or multiple golf tees. The golf tee tool may provide for carriage of a divot repair tool and a ball marker. A clip assembly is also disclosed for coupling the golf tee tool to an article.

Abstract: A golf tee comprising an air channel is described. The tee has a longitudinal axis and a perpendicular axis. The tee has an intake near the lower portion of the tee cup and a channel connects this intake to the tee cup itself such that air entering the intake of the tee is redirected to exit the tee though the tee cup along the longitudinal axis.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for convenient and safe carriage of golf tees in a pocket or a mount point for a ball marker is disclosed. The golf tee tool includes an elongated channel dimensioned to receive a ground-penetrating tip and shaft of a golf tee. A fluted frustoconical opening at a proximal end of the golf tee tool is dimensioned to receive the cupped ball support of the golf tee. A magnet mounted at a distal end of the golf tee tool is configured to allow the golf tee tool to retrieve a ferrous ball marker from a putting green surface or the golfer's pocket. The golf tee tool may carry a single or multiple golf tees. The golf tee tool may provide for carriage of a divot repair tool and a ball marker. A clip assembly is also disclosed for coupling the golf tee tool to an article.

Abstract: An assembly jig comprises a platform, first and second parallel posts projecting from the platform, and a pillar projecting from the platform in a position equidistant from each of the posts and forward of an imaginary line between the posts such that the posts and the pillar are in a triangular arrangement. The pillar is shorter than the posts.