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  1. 1. What kind of tees are you using?

    • Bristle Tees: Brush T, X-Tee, Rip Tips...
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I use plastic tees. I use a longer one (2 1/2") for the driver and a broken one that's about 3/4" long for everything else. I use the short one because sometimes it's just easier to adjust my tee if I put it in slightly on an angle and the ball won't stay on it when it isn't buried 2" into the ground. Just lost my driver tee last week on a bad drive (insult to injury), but had another in the bag. Pretty sure I found them both on the course. I can't think of the last time I bought tees.

Bill

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Double Mocha Man
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Okay, here's the deal:  I'm going to continue using plastic tees but on the very rare occasion when I break one I will look for the lost parts and remove them from the course and the birds.  The 3 min

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I use a small pile of rocks. I like the sparks. 

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Haha I sure did have witnesses 😊 Since that day, I keep my eyes on the balls until they stop...forget about the tees! Btw, I have my 2nd hole in one 9 months later and I watched the ball took off, lan

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I currently use plastic stepped tees, but I also have wood ones. The plastic ones don’t break as quickly, and the results are about the same.

 

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