Abstract: A device for moving a golf ball tee above a golf ball hitting surface comprises a chassis, cylindrical first and second in roller bodies mounted to the chassis, a cylindrical tee having a top end and a bottom end, and being compressed between and supported for translational movement by the first roller and the second roller, and a motor operatively connected to the first roller. The motor selectively causes rotation of the first roller in a first rotational direction, thereby moving the tee so that the top end thereof is positioned above the golf ball hitting surface, and selectively causes rotation of the first roller in a second rotational direction, thereby moving the tee so that the top end thereof is positioned below the golf ball hitting surface.

Abstract: A fishing lure body includes a left-hand side and a right-hand side, the left-hand side of the body bearing a first decorative design and the right-hand side of the body bearing a second decorative design. The first decorative design is perceptibly distinct from the second decorative design. Utilizing the fishing lure body provides an effective way for an angler to place two designs or patterns in the water at the same time on one lure, since those fish situated on one side of the lure will perceive the first design, while those fish situated on the opposite side of the lure will perceive the second design.