JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
Here's a 'Scotty Cameron' tee, bargain at £99.99...
richart
Major Champion
Where is the cover for £50 ?Here's a 'Scotty Cameron' tee, bargain at £99.99...
Doon frae Troon
Ryder Cup Winner
Val
Ryder Cup Winner
:rofl:
sev112
Tour Winner
Got to watch out for counterfeit ones, they break after one hit
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vkurup
Guest
Does anyone know if I can use my GolfDotz on these tees? Are they transferrable?
Mr A
Assistant Pro
I have been using new Composite Tees. Made from 62% plastic 43% wood, they use perimeter weighting keeping the plastic to the back of the tee and the wood to the front. This enables the tee to harness the momentum of the club head, with the wood at the front of the tee being heavier than the plastic, it propels the tee forward at impact 19% faster than normal, adding 8 yards on average.
Matty
Tour Rookie
I'm still relatively new to golf, can someone recommend a reasonably price tee with a high MOI, log COG and preferably with cavity backs that cushion my mis-hits?
Also, at what stage in my game should I consider getting custom fit?
Also, at what stage in my game should I consider getting custom fit?
richart
Major Champion
Can you get custom fit for tees when just using woods ? I don't use tees for irons, and wouldn't want to pay for something I don't need.
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Deleted Member 1156
Guest
Is the colour of the tees important? I've always used white ones because Tiger does as well. They also match the colour of my ball. Would a different colour reduce sidespin giving me straighter shots?
JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
Whatever you do - stay away from Topflite tees!
Like bricks they are,.. concrete cores with a cling-film thickness coating of urethane disguising them as 'any other normal' tee.... it just isn't so. You'll be lucky to get one airborne out of the ground and they sound really 'clicky'. Bloody brilliant for use as darts though! If you find a stray/lost tee you can pretty much guarantee it'll be a Topflite and not one of the premium brands.
Like bricks they are,.. concrete cores with a cling-film thickness coating of urethane disguising them as 'any other normal' tee.... it just isn't so. You'll be lucky to get one airborne out of the ground and they sound really 'clicky'. Bloody brilliant for use as darts though! If you find a stray/lost tee you can pretty much guarantee it'll be a Topflite and not one of the premium brands.
Crow
Crow Person
Bloody tee snob!
I've been using Topflite tees for years and often outdrive my partners who are using "players" tees.
(The other benefit is that you never seem to lose a Topflite tee.)
Val
Ryder Cup Winner
I havent found a topflight tee since i stopped playing at muni's.
richart
Major Champion
I understand blue tees go to the right, and red are more to the left.:thup: You probably need a yellow tee, as they have no idea where they are going.
srixon 1
Journeyman Pro
Taylor made have just released an emergency tee to be used only with their "new" black R1 driver. Apparently, it is made of sponge so that it does not cause damage to the paint finish. I cannot verify this as being a Titleist user they would not sell me any.
ScienceBoy
Money List Winner
I don't buy this custom fitted lark, I have just had my tees shortened by a little. I still get the same distance but my accuracy has increased!
Before someone tells me I have messed up the swing weight, I had it done by a pro who sorted that out.
Before someone tells me I have messed up the swing weight, I had it done by a pro who sorted that out.
Liverbirdie
Ryder Cup Winner
I use jelly for a tee.
The secret is the timing. You start your back swing on the wobble back, so by the time you follow through you are hitting it on the up.
The trackman jelly maker tool, changes the viscous mix in the jelly, so it matches it to the speed of your swing. I have a 95 mph swing, so the fructose mix is 18.4%, water is 41.2 %. Works for me.
As I'm cack-handed, Strawberry was the pro's advice.
The secret is the timing. You start your back swing on the wobble back, so by the time you follow through you are hitting it on the up.
The trackman jelly maker tool, changes the viscous mix in the jelly, so it matches it to the speed of your swing. I have a 95 mph swing, so the fructose mix is 18.4%, water is 41.2 %. Works for me.
As I'm cack-handed, Strawberry was the pro's advice.
Tiger
Money List Winner
It's not often I'm dumbfounded but can I ask if, prior to scribing this, you had taken any hallucinogenic substances?
Crow
Crow Person
But don't you find you've eaten them all by the time you get to the third hole?
