Have you tried bamboo tees? Specifically, try the Ocean Tee ones. I have these and they last for an age. I reckon I use only 2-3 per year.if I find mine in one piece it is a result
Have you tried bamboo tees? Specifically, try the Ocean Tee ones. I have these and they last for an age. I reckon I use only 2-3 per year.if I find mine in one piece it is a result
You know what last even longer than that? Plastic ones. I can't remember ever breaking a pink castle tee in my life. They're the most sustainable thing going. When the nuclear apocalypse has taken place, the cockroaches will walk the earth with pink castle tees on their backs.Have you tried bamboo tees? Specifically, try the Ocean Tee ones. I have these and they last for an age. I reckon I use only 2-3 per year.
They don’t damage the mowers as much as plastic though..If I was given one rule in golf. I'd ban wooden tees they just create so much mess.
If I was given one rule in golf. I'd ban wooden tees they just create so much mess.
Either have a little box by the tee to collect them or leave them to the mower. At a past club the manager was against the little boxes, telling people to leave the wooden tees and the mower will decimate them.They don’t damage the mowers as much as plastic though..
especially castle tees they are so tough they can affect the setting of the blades.
we have a small box by each tee block most golfers get them close to it when they throw their broken tees!
We have a pot for broken tees but they are underused. If I am waiting on a tee I have a long scout around and pick up loads. Otherwise just the ones to hand.They don’t damage the mowers as much as plastic though..
especially castle tees they are so tough they can affect the setting of the blades.
we have a small box by each tee block most golfers get them close to it when they throw their broken tees!
They are called tee-pots.We have a pot for broken tees but they are underused. If I am waiting on a tee I have a long scout around and pick up loads. Otherwise just the ones to hand.
I do use some bamboo tees and they seems break after every shotHave you tried bamboo tees? Specifically, try the Ocean Tee ones. I have these and they last for an age. I reckon I use only 2-3 per year.
i use orange castles with my driver, i have snapped a few in the hard groundYou know what last even longer than that? Plastic ones. I can't remember every breaking a pink castle tee in my life. They're the most sustainable thing going. When the nuclear apocalypse has taken place, the cockroaches will walk the earth with pink castle tees on their backs.
I wonder what the head greenkeeper thought of that?Either have a little box by the tee to collect them or leave them to the mower. At a past club the manager was against the little boxes, telling people to leave the wooden tees and the mower will decimate them.
If you are going to ban wooden tees then you absolutely should ban plastic, that may happen anyway soon. Bamboo is the future for golf tees![]()
It empties the bunkers?What's wrong with a pile of sand anyway?
Pass. The way he said it suggested the mower would eat wooden tees for fun. I'm guessing you are saying it blunts the blades? For what it's worth, very littleI wonder what the head greenkeeper thought of that?
Not so much blunts the blade but it can knock the alignment out.Pass. The way he said it suggested the mower would eat wooden tees for fun. I'm guessing you are saying it blunts the blades? For what it's worth, very little, I suggested the tee pots/boxes. They make things tidier, collect the plastic tees which don't degrade. The manager rejected the suggestion, he disliked them with a passion. Proprietary club, his rules
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Same for me. I use white tees as I find it gives me more consistency and I don't balloon my drives.Playing yesterday, I had a bit of a moan about the fact that my drives tend to go too high, and wishing I had a lower trajectory as that would equate to more distance. ( I'm also prone to a bit of a slice.) I normally use a pink tee.
One of my PP's said why don't you try one of my white ones? I took him up on his offer on the 12th. The results surprised me. Height was much the same as before, but every drive went straight as an arrow, no hint of a slice at all. My driving was so good, I went into the pro shop afterwards and splashed out on a packet of white tees.
Here's hoping it continues!
Wooden or plastic tower?Same for me. I use white tees as I find it gives me more consistency and I don't balloon my drives.
Ivory is best for towers!Wooden or plastic tower?
One of my PP's said why don't you try one of my white ones? I took him up on his offer on the 12th. The results surprised me. Height was much the same as before, but every drive went straight as an arrow, no hint of a slice at all. My driving was so good, I went into the pro shop afterwards and splashed out on a packet of white tees.
Here's hoping it continues!