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.

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.

Abstract: A device for retrieving and securing golf tees and ball marks while providing several modes of motion of the secured ball mark employs a frame having paired magnets oppositely positioned within a circular securing surface, and resilient tubes for frictionally engaging tees.

Abstract: A device for retrieving and securing golf ball marks while providing several modes of motion of the secured ball mark employs paired magnets oppositely positioned within a securing surface having circular curvature.