GM Freebie Tees - where can i buy some ?

[sev112]

So GM's freebie with the mag this months, are a pack of champgofl "Fly Tees" - they are great, played 2 rounds with just 2 tees yesterday and today.
Unfortunately there is only one of the small ones.

I have spent ages on the web trying to buy a pack of teh small ones - can only find packs of the taller ones onf Fleabay

The website www.champgolf.com doesn't work

Anyone from GM know how to buy these ? They have a happy potential customer here

 

[pbrown7582]

I just found some on sale via google @ amazon £4 for 40

 

[SharkAttack]

Can you not just push the longer ones in a little farther?

Shark

 

[chris661]

Can you not just push the longer ones in a little farther?

Shark

:rofl:

 

[dog377]

dunno

 

[sev112]

I just found some on sale via google @ amazon £4 for 40

Not teh short ones - only the longer ones

 

[Big_Rick78]

Here you go mate. Got 69mm and 83mm.

http://www.118golf.co.uk/Golf-Acces...utm_campaign=GB&source=CA&CAWELAID=1121917385

 

[sev112]

Here you go mate. Got 69mm and 83mm.

http://www.118golf.co.uk/Golf-Acces...utm_campaign=GB&source=CA&CAWELAID=1121917385

Thanks Rick but i'm looking for the short ones, 44mm

 

[HawkeyeMS]

I'm not being funny but it's just a tee, it's only there to support the ball and has no bearing on the shot, just buy some normal ones.

 

[sev112]

I'm not being funny but it's just a tee, it's only there to support the ball and has no bearing on the shot, just buy some normal ones.

Funny, one couled say the same about balls, clubs, bags ...

but not socks !!


ps i cant see what your beef is, it's a perfectly reasonable question.

Maybe it's because i dont like using plastic ones that dont biodegrade, and most wooden ones are too long at this time of year to get in the ground. But dont let that worry you

 

[HawkeyeMS]

No beef, just don't see what can be so special about a tee. I see they marketing says that the six prongs make balancing the ball easier and that the reduced friction gives extra yards. I'm no engineer (actually, I have an engineering degree but I've forgotten most of it) but I'm pretty sure the friction between a golf ball and a tee is so minimal it would make bugger all difference to the distance you hit a ball. And when was the last time anyone bought a tee that was difficult to balance a ball on :rofl:

Long wooden tees break, from the broken tees, you get short wooden tees - simples