Abstract: A golf tee has a tee body that forms at least three ball support points that are each spaced from a center point of the tee body. The tee body further has at least three ground contact points that are each positioned between two of the ball support points for supporting the tee body and the golf ball above the ground surface. The tee body is constructed such that the ball support points are spaced from the ground contact points such that a golf ball is supported above the ground surface.

Abstract: A guard to prevent children from contacting stove controls comprising a planar sheet of material having long parallel upper and lower edges and short side edges therebetween in a rectangular configuration to form a guard plate; an attachment plate having long parallel front and rear edges of a length equal to the length of the guard plate, the front edge of the attachment plate being formed integrally with the lower edge of the guard plate and forming an obtuse angle whereby when the attachment plate is horizontal, the upper edge of the guard plate extends outwardly from the front edge of the attachment plate; and a pair of triangular side plates, the triangular side plates having a long vertical rearward edge, and a short upper horizontal edge and a connecting hypotenuse edge therebetween, the hypotenuse edge being formed integrally with the side edges of the guard plate and extending rearwardly at about 90 degrees, the ends of the side plates remote from their short edges being parallel with the short edges