How do you tee the ball for the Driver ?

[sydney greenstreet]

When i have tee'd up i place the club next to the ball before my routine and try to get (roughly) the equator of the ball to the top edge of the driver. Do you do the same or are you a low tee guy/gal.

 

[duncan mackie]

just stick it on a pink thingy - same everytime (well it might not be but from a confidence point of view and one less thing to think about it works for me.....

 

[GreiginFife]

Use tees with a mark on the side. Ball always centre of the face when placed on the ground next to the ball.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I like mine teed high and tend to use a wooden tee with a coloured mark to ensure a regularity of height

 

[DaveM]

I like mine teed high and tend to use a wooden tee with a coloured mark to ensure a regularity of height

Same as, have more or less all the ball above the driver head. Unless I want to hit a low one then its lower.

 

[Khamelion]

Use the pride pro length plus 360cc tees you get from soccer sports, the ones with the blue marking, tee pushed in till blue mark is in the ground, position ball so there are no visble marks, names or logos just plain white to look at, take my swing and slice high and wide

 

[palindromicbob]

4 on a five stripe bees tee for driver. around the 1 mark on a 4 stripe tee for 3w and hybrids.

 

[Oddsocks]

generally i tee with about 1/3rd of the ball above the crown of the driver

 

[Evesdad]

Pink castle tees so don't need to check, little orange ones for irons and hybrid.

 

[Region3]

Stick the tee in the ground, stick the ball on the tee.

I usually like about half the ball above the crown and if it looks roughly like that when I address it I'll carry on.
I'll be a bit more precise when I think I can deliver the club head back to the ball at exactly the same height every time.

 

[DappaDonDave]

just stick it on a pink thingy - same everytime (well it might not be but from a confidence point of view and one less thing to think about it works for me.....

Samesies

 

[pbrown7582]

Stick the tee in the ground, stick the ball on the tee.

I usually like about half the ball above the crown and if it looks roughly like that when I address it I'll carry on.
I'll be a bit more precise when I think I can deliver the club head back to the ball at exactly the same height every time.

good to go for me too

 

[CMAC]

Half a ball above driver crown.

Whole ball below the crown for a low fade.

 

[need_my_wedge]

Use the yellow pride pts tees (360). Stick it into the ground so the mark is just under the grass line, gives a 40mmm height (same as the pink castles I think) which just works a treat.

 

[Pull]

I tee up with a pink castle tee, use the ball logo to pick out my line down the fairway, ball roughly on the heel of the driver as i take stance, slightly close the clubface before hovering for 2 seconds and then go!

 

[Piece]

I tee it up until it looks right!

 

[Bigfoot]

I put the top of the tee in the crease of my first thumb joint and push the tee into the ground until my thumb touches the ground.

 

[Robobum]

When you get a regula tee height do you wear out the same spot on your drivers????

My ball strike marks are never in the same spot, even at the range so the odd mm here and there isn't going to make the blindest bit of difference. I stick a plain wooden tee in the ground a little bit and get the thing whacked.

 

[KeefG]

I normally use white castles as I do tee my ball low, but I had a blast with the free tee's that came with this months mag last night and I'm not sure if I was striking the ball well or they do actually make a difference!!

Always place the ball with my markings facing away from the clubhead as I'm sick of getting green pen marks all over my clubface lol

 

[Snelly]

A bit like Robobum, I just stick it in the ground without a great deal of forethought and hit the ball.

I use either a white castle tee or a wooden one to the roughly the same height so lower than most. Also, I graffiti my ball considerably with Snelly written on it 3 or 4 times in large letters. This ensures I get feedback on where on the clubface I am hitting the ball.