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Saig55 Well Established Member

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I did a search for this and really didn't find anything. After a drive, does it matter which direction a tee goes? I noticed mine almost always goes to the right or forward to the right. What does this indicate about my drives?

Does it really matter? I used the old fashion wooden tee.

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I doubt it means much. I have never heard or read anything that says the tee flight means anything. It is so random depending on how much of the tee you hit, and at what angle they can go anywhere. I will have them anywhere from still in the ground, to a little bit in front, to a lot in front, and some even end up behind me somehow.

I will judge my rounds much more by the quality of my best shots than the acceptability of my worse ones.

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alf174 Great Member

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Just watching on TV, how many times do you see the pros reach over and pull their tees out of the ground. Often. I would put almost zero merit on inferring anything out of this observation.

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you must practice zen golf, the tee must not move or break ;b

Nah, you will get more information out of your divots, they can tell you alot.

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Saig55 Well Established Member

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Well I try not to have a divot on my drives......LOL

Driver: 9.5 Titleist 910, Fairway Woods: G2 3 wood and 5 woods
Irons: Titleist CB712
Wedges: 52 - Vokey, 56 - Vokey Raw,
Putter: Odyssey White Hot #1
Ball: NXT Tour

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sean_miller Incredible Member

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I did a search for this and really didn't find anything. After a drive, does it matter which direction a tee goes? I noticed mine almost always goes to the right or forward to the right. What does this indicate about my drives?

I use cheap tees and our teeboxes are hard, so whenever I use my driver there's nothing left of the tee. I'm considering wearing safety glasses.

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Zeph Incredible Member

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Never had and probably never will give the tee any thought. The feeling at impact, divot and ball flight provide enough feedback.

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