What Tees do you prefer for driver

[Wolfman]

Just ordered some Pride Wooden Tees for my driver as i am changing from the plastic castle tees

Ordered the 70mm and 80mm versions with colour bands

What Tees do you use and why ?

 

[bladeplayer]

i use the pro lenght plus (83 mm im fair sure) .. white with blue band , top of the blue line at groung level seems to suit me .. change that a bit in wind .. lower into , fraction higher down wind ..

 

[duncan mackie]

What Tees do you use and why ?

pink castle - 'cos they work for me and I only need one in the pocket each round (any thing other than a driver uses what ever broken bits are lying around.

 

[Jon321]

pink castle - 'cos they work for me and I only need one in the pocket each round (any thing other than a driver uses what ever broken bits are lying around.

Same for me.

 

[walshawwhippet]

Blue "4yrds longer" .
Don't think i get the whole 4 yrds but i have used the same tee for 2 months now, i kid you not.

 

[CliveW]

White.

 

[pbrown7582]

Coloured wooden ones 70mm but I try and avoid white ones, superstition after a couple of bad drives had to be the white tee I was using not a bad swing of course! :rofl:

 

[One Planer]

Golf Pride plain wood tees 2.3/4"


Why? Simple, push the tee in fractionally and the ball sits, to my eye at the perfect height.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Just long wood ones. No lines or bands. Just do it by eye. Never have a problem

 

[G1BB0]

I was pink castle, then went with wooden (golf pride yellow so 83mm ish I think)

forgot to replenish for last round out and as I changed to carrying I had 1 silver castle and several red golf pride wooden. I had the most consistant drives ever

in summary - castle silver

 

[MegaSteve]

I use one of these to achieve same tee height every time...

http://www.t-rite.com/

Not seen them for sale over here... Friend got it for me when he made a purchase for himself from the US...

 

[AmandaJR]

pink castle - 'cos they work for me and I only need one in the pocket each round (any thing other than a driver uses what ever broken bits are lying around.

Ditto. Although did buy some of the teeny orange castle tees but they get easily lost!

 

[Wolfman]

I like the Pink castle tee but its a tad low for my driver and the silver is too high

I like the idea of wooden tees more traditional but i was worried about consistent height

The pride series have coloured bands which saves me getting the marker pen out for every tee !

 

[G1BB0]

I was similar wolfman, I push the silver right down and its spot on

same tee for 2 rounds = my strike must be improving

 

[bobmac]

Long and plastic
One size fits all.
If clubs are now so forgiving on off centre hits, why worry yourself about a few millimeters either way.
I dont really find it a problem teeing the ball up the same way each time so not into castle tees

 

[louise_a]

Pink castles for me too.

 

[Garesfield ACE]

Orange ones.More chance of finding them when they fly 30 yards

 

[G1BB0]

Long and plastic
One size fits all.
If clubs are now so forgiving on off centre hits, why worry yourself about a few millimeters either way.
I dont really find it a problem teeing the ball up the same way each time so not into castle tees

but you are a PGA pro Bob, your swing is a lot more consistant and therfore even if teed up 2mm from the ground you could probably put a swing on it!

 

[williamalex1]

must use wooden tees in frost , but my norm is 50mm plastic and ajust height as required. and no pink ones for me

 

[bobmac]

but you are a PGA pro Bob, your swing is a lot more consistant and therfore even if teed up 2mm from the ground you could probably put a swing on it!

If you cant hit the sweet spot consistently, what's the point teeing the ball up at the sweet spot?