FairwayDodger
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Where do you buy your golf tees from
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pbrown7582
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I bought some of these in the neon pink orange and green varities
Scotty Cameron
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Green Bay Hacker
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I like the large and small plastic tees and find so many that I haven't had to buy any for a few years. Before that I received a bagful for free after buying something else online.
Scotty Cameron
Head Pro
For those that use plastic tees you must have nice softish teeing areas, there is no way I could get a plastic tee into the ground at our place during the summer, hence the reason I'm looking at bulk wooden tees 
palindromicbob
Tour Winner
Sharp knife, some sticks and learn how to whittle?
Plastic could be the cheapest way forward to be fair.
Plastic could be the cheapest way forward to be fair.
LIG
Q-School Graduate
Always use wooden tees (now) but keep getting given a handful here and there, plus I pick up a few each round - some people are so concerned about their backs they never bother to bend down to pick theirs up. [Replace "their backs" with "slow play" in the preceding sentence and....
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Last spent money on tees about....well its at least 10 years ago.
Quick question: Whats better for the mowers - wood or plastic?
[Replace "their backs" with "slow play" in the preceding sentence and....] Last spent money on tees about....well its at least 10 years ago.
Quick question: Whats better for the mowers - wood or plastic?
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
I pick up tees, and put them in my bag. Every month I have a clear out, and put them into a box in the cupboard. I put tees into the box, I have never taken any out. I have no idea why I still pick them up. I have a life times supply, without buying any. One wooden tee can last me for months.
Slab
Occasional Tour Caddy
For those that use plastic tees you must have nice softish teeing areas, there is no way I could get a plastic tee into the ground at our place during the summer, hence the reason I'm looking at bulk wooden tees
Erm you need to insert them pointy end down
Chisteve
Head Pro
Sports direct for me they usually have some good offers on wooden tees
Whilst I can see plastic are good to me they are not the best environmentally - nothing worse than seeing broken plastic tees on and around the tee box that will not biodegrade
Whilst I can see plastic are good to me they are not the best environmentally - nothing worse than seeing broken plastic tees on and around the tee box that will not biodegrade
Scotty Cameron
Head Pro
Erm you need to insert them pointy end down
tried a little toffee hammer once to get the little buggers in, that didn't work
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eBay normally for the Pride Professional tees. If not, then most pro shops sell them as well, so can pick them up there
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
Slab
Occasional Tour Caddy
Cannot stand plastic tees.
They scream "hacker" or "chopper" to me for some reason
Yeah its a feature apparently, just ignore it and concentrate on your swing path
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
I buy them from our pro shop - as I do pretty much all golf gear I need. A couple of weeks back I bought pair of FJ DryJoys Tour from the shop. Cost me £106. I had a look on-line but didn't see them much (or any in most cases) cheaper on-line so why go elsewhere. Besides. My club now runs the shop so the club makes any profit and that helps towards my subs,
Bought 1000 off Amazon a few years back and reckon I'll never use them all. I have a large box in my locker crammed full as well
