Roops
Head Pro
Same for me. Always used to use Castle tees for all my clubs now go with the above for driver but keep the tiny orange castle for irons, they are just right for the perfect lie with an iron.
Same for me. Always used to use Castle tees for all my clubs now go with the above for driver but keep the tiny orange castle for irons, they are just right for the perfect lie with an iron.
bobmac
Major Champion
I can't remember what colour my belt is
6inchcup
Journeyman Pro
same as me now bob only see it when i pull it from the belt drawer,or i ask HID.I can't remember what colour my belt is
Robobum
Money List Winner
Question for those who use castle tees as its a consistent height for your driver - do you wear your driver out quickly by hitting the same spot all the time??
I Wang a tee in so about 1/4 ball is just above the face, line the driver up with the aim mark in exactly the same spot every single time and the proceed to splatter ball and tee marks over the full area of the driver face, from low heely ones to high toey ones.
Must get expensive to replace your driver every 2mobths!!
use wooden tees and spread the strike around, you paid for all of the club so you might as well use it!!! 
I Wang a tee in so about 1/4 ball is just above the face, line the driver up with the aim mark in exactly the same spot every single time and the proceed to splatter ball and tee marks over the full area of the driver face, from low heely ones to high toey ones.
Must get expensive to replace your driver every 2mobths!!
use wooden tees and spread the strike around, you paid for all of the club so you might as well use it!!! SharkAttack
Q-School Graduate
I have nothing against castle tee's, but I have always used white wooden tee's. You had to use them with varnished persimmon headed drivers too stop the varnish chipping (Back in the good old days) and I have never changed.
Shark
Shark
