Tees on a string - caption contest

[Pin-seeker]

Sorry but that's just tragic😳

 

[full_throttle]

I can see a rainbow

 

[Simbo]

What's the theory behind them all being tied together? So you don't lose them?
Surely it will make the tee snap easier where the holes been drilled in it?
Do you carry a snap on cordless drill in your bag to drill a new tee if you break one?

 

[Liverbirdie]

I played with someone once who put masking tape around his tee, so it made a whistling sound as it flew through the air, and he said he never loses them then.

He was quite proud.

 

[bobmac]

My parents used to live and play golf in Africa back in the 60s. The ground was too hard to get a tee in so he made his own.
He cut a piece of hosepipe into 3 or 4 different lengths, tied them together and included a 3 inch brightly coloured pompom my mum knitted.

Now where's that patent office number

 

[Smiffy]

I played with someone once who put masking tape around his tee, so it made a whistling sound as it flew through the air, and he said he never loses them then.

This is why, if I am going to tomahawk a club, I always throw it end over end.
That little hole in the end of your grip makes the same whistling sound.
I've never lost a club yet.

 

[delc]

I've played with several golfers who have two pink castle tees tied together with a piece of string. It's supposed to stop you losing them, but if you do you lose both! :mmm:

 

[Smiffy]

I've played with several golfers who have two pink castle tees tied together with a piece of string. It's supposed to stop you losing them, but if you do you lose both! :mmm:

Imagine how you'd feel if you had THREE tied together!!

 

[seochris]

For the first time ever, I saw someone actually playing with those stupid rubber cone shaped ones on a string last weekend. Idiot.

When I was a kid in Hong Kong i used to play with those as we could not get the tee in the ground as it was so hard.....

 

[Hobbit]

This is why, if I am going to tomahawk a club, I always throw it end over end.
That little hole in the end of your grip makes the same whistling sound.
I've never lost a club yet.

Do you ever have to throw a provisional?

 

[JustOne]

Tho older you get, the less you care. Would happily play with several pink castle tees strung together but probably better to just have one tee tied to a brick

 

[Smiffy]

Do you ever have to throw a provisional?

I've been tempted Brian. But so far have resisted.
Any temper that I have is usually over in a flash.

 

[PuttPuttSteve]

I had never actually witnessed a bunch of tees tied together until today

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"Life used to be fun when we were still attached to the kite!"

 

[louise_a]

its a handy used for broken shoelaces!

 

[Tashyboy]

Have they got " made in Scotland" stamped on them.

 

[drewster]

For the first time ever, I saw someone actually playing with those stupid rubber cone shaped ones on a string last weekend. Idiot.

A little harsh. I'm also a connoisseur of the above in the Winter when it's impossible to get a tee in the ground.

 

[Liverbirdie]

This is why, if I am going to tomahawk a club, I always throw it end over end.
That little hole in the end of your grip makes the same whistling sound.
I've never lost a club yet.

Good tip.

Lincoln quaker has two tenners that he cellotapes together, and has masking tape fitted to for the same reason, as well.
:thup:

 

[ruff-driver]

 

[Deleted member 1147]

I had never actually witnessed a bunch of tees tied together until today

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"The councilling appears to be working, in 'Nam he wore a necklace made from Viet Cong ears..."

 

[JollyRedDevil]

For the first time ever, I saw someone actually playing with those stupid rubber cone shaped ones on a string last weekend. Idiot.

ll when the ground is frozen solid.
They are quite usefu