Par 3 teeing up

[garyinderry]

We have two par threes over 200 yards (usually a hybrid or fairway wood) and three between 170 and 190 (usually a hybrid or long iron depending on the wind). Would you really consider attacking those without a tee? I'm trying to make it easy for myself and so a tee is essential for me

I am odd. I don't hit any hybrids or woods off a tee. I see no point in doing so. happy as larry to find a nice spot and hit away. our 5th is 205yards. I hit 5 wood. don't bother to tee it up. if I am hitting 19hyrbid on any short holes ill just do the same and find a nice spot and swing away. no problem.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I am odd. I don't hit any hybrids or woods off a tee. I see no point in doing so. happy as larry to find a nice spot and hit away. our 5th is 205yards. I hit 5 wood. don't bother to tee it up. if I am hitting 19hyrbid on any short holes ill just do the same and find a nice spot and swing away. no problem.

Each to their own I guess and as a single figure guy I'd suggest your striking and consistency is better than mine and you do it more regularly so if you can hit the target regularly then happy days. I just all the help that little bit of wood can give me

 

[garyinderry]

Each to their own I guess and as a single figure guy I'd suggest your striking and consistency is better than mine.

don't know about that.

your right know, I wouldn't do it if I didn't think it was the best for me!

 

[Captainron]

I never tee it up unless I'm using a wood. I even hit my 2 iron off the turf when teeing off on par 4's. Why? Because I practice hitting my irons without a tee off mats all the time! Usually a pretty good striker of the ball and prefer not to tee it up.