Golf Tee Dispenser

[RPMPIRE]

Originally Posted by Grumpter

Well sure. I concede your point but when I look at my bag...

Stuffed, Side, small pocket:

- 2 old gloves in case I forget the newer glove(s) in the trunk

- A few used balls in case I forget to pull newer balls out of the trunk or have a bad day.

- A ziploc bag with bandaids in case I or anyone in my group is more than mentally wounded.

- A ziploc bag with about 25 tee's in case I or anyone in my group forgets to load up on tee's before the round.

- A ziploc bag with about 10 cheap, plastic ball markers in case I get stuck with the guy who forgot his ball marker and keeps using a tee pushed into the ground behind where his ball came to rest on the green and is now dangerously close to someone elses line.

- A ziploc bag containing a few extra, cheap divot repair tools for the guy who is finally hitting some greens and won't repair the crater 1 foot behind their ball.

- A spike remover and a few extra spikes of different make (ie. different screw in types).

Large side pocket:

- Umbrella - ever try to remove an umbrella where the spokes have gone below the height of the bag inserts but is just tall enough to be wedged in there tighter than a ducks arse? This is a good way to waste an hour or so.

- Wet suit - just in case

- Extra shirt - just in case

- Extra socks - Not just in case. Even on a cold winter day a fresh pair of socks after a round is happiness for your hind paws.

- An extra dozen balls because sometimes I play with guys who shoot '105', never making a par in a round, but use 30 balls.

- Thermos of ice water on hot days.

Medium size back pocket.

- Extra new gloves for those really hot days

- Ziploc with baggie full of batteries for GPS

- Extra pencils

- Cigars, cigarettes, lighters and cigar cutters (sure I should give em up but I won't)

- Gatorade/Powerade bottle stuffed on top of everything else.

I am probably missing a few items.

My bag is full. Yes, a bag is made to hold things. For example my bag is made to hold 14 clubs comfortably. Yet each and (almost) every time I miss a green I pull four clubs from my bag (putter and 3 wedges). I almost always have at least one extra ball in my pants each and every time I step on the tee. I surely could walk back to my bag and get a different club or grab another ball if I need it. After all that is what a bag is for right? I find it better to just pull all 4 clubs each and every time and carry a provisional almost always. YMMV.

TLDR - I would rather have items I use frequently on my person rather than stashed in a bag that may or may not be a short distance away.

Don't forget to add a rope and grappling hook just in case you fall into a sinkhole.

[David in FL]

[QUOTE name="Grumpter" url="/t/65448/golf-tee-dispenser#post_820345"] Well sure. I concede your point but when I look at my bag... Stuffed, Side, small pocket: - 2 old gloves in case I forget the newer glove(s) in the trunk - A few used balls in case I forget to pull newer balls out of the trunk or have a bad day. - A ziploc bag with bandaids in case I or anyone in my group is more than mentally wounded. - A ziploc bag with about 25 tee's in case I or anyone in my group forgets to load up on tee's before the round. - A ziploc bag with about 10 cheap, plastic ball markers in case I get stuck with the guy who forgot his ball marker and keeps using a tee pushed into the ground behind where his ball came to rest on the green and is now dangerously close to someone elses line. - A ziploc bag containing a few extra, cheap divot repair tools for the guy who is finally hitting some greens and won't repair the crater 1 foot behind their ball. - A spike remover and a few extra spikes of different make (ie. different screw in types). Large side pocket: - Umbrella - ever try to remove an umbrella where the spokes have gone below the height of the bag inserts but is just tall enough to be wedged in there tighter than a ducks arse? This is a good way to waste an hour or so. - Wet suit - just in case - Extra shirt - just in case - Extra socks - Not just in case. Even on a cold winter day a fresh pair of socks after a round is happiness for your hind paws. - An extra dozen balls because sometimes I play with guys who shoot '105', never making a par in a round, but use 30 balls. - Thermos of ice water on hot days. Medium size back pocket. - Extra new gloves for those really hot days - Ziploc with baggie full of batteries for GPS - Extra pencils - Cigars, cigarettes, lighters and cigar cutters (sure I should give em up but I won't) - Gatorade/Powerade bottle stuffed on top of everything else. I am probably missing a few items. My bag is full. Yes, a bag is made to hold things. For example my bag is made to hold 14 clubs comfortably. Yet each and (almost) every time I miss a green I pull four clubs from my bag (putter and 3 wedges). I almost always have at least one extra ball in my pants each and every time I step on the tee. I surely could walk back to my bag and get a different club or grab another ball if I need it. After all that is what a bag is for right? I find it better to just pull all 4 clubs each and every time and carry a provisional almost always. YMMV. TLDR - I would rather have items I use frequently on my person rather than stashed in a bag that may or may not be a short distance away. [/QUOTE] Don't forget to add a rope and grappling hook just in case you fall into a sinkhole.

Wet suit but no mask and snorkel. Some of those sinkholes have water.....

[RPMPIRE]

Originally Posted by David in FL

Wet suit but no mask and snorkel. Some of those sinkholes have water.....

In that case, don't forget an underwater flashlight.

[dhanson]

i stopped buying tees - i take one out of my bag at hole #1 and then can find them laying around throughout the round. i don't tee it up very high, so broken tees work, too.