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For your driver, and why..?

I use to tee mine up on the low side, now with my swing change I'm not sure what to do. Isee guys tee it up pretty high, what is the reason for that..?

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I like to tee it up high, kind of in between the higher tee and normal tee in the pic below.  Works with having a positive angle of attack.

http://thesandtrap.com/t/44307/hitting-up-or-down-with-the-driver-in-an-inline-pattern

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I tend to hit down even with my driver (although working on my angle of attack to eliminate that), so I tee it lower so that I dont pop it up.  If you can hit up with the driver though, Id tee it up high because you'll get more distance that way.

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