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Andaluzian

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Andaluzian Well Established Member

Andaluzian

Hi Guys,

I've been experimenting with tee height off the driver. I used to tee it fairly low and play a draw, but I found it much easier to tee it high to draw it and low to fade it . Whats your take.. ???

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Hi Guys,

Exactly what you just said, low to fade it and higher to draw it. A low tee height promotes a steeper swing, creating a fade. A higher tee height promotes a swing that goes around your body, essential for drawing the ball

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Low. For now. Otherwise I balloon it into the air.
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if you saw Tiger on 18 against Stenson - he tee'd it low so he could squeeze a cut onto the fairway. Last thing he wanted to do was go left!

i tee it higher for a draw but it doesn't always work!

tee it low to squeeze on down a left to right dogleg

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