Post swing tee location as indicator of angle of attack - accurate or not?

[nevets88]

I'm a little dubious of this, yes, overly steep, the tee will probably fly out but to me it seems it's random where it ends up if you hit driver w/a positive AoA. Don't tees fly when players drive the ball w/a positive AoA?

 

[boogielicious]

7 minutes ago, nevets88 said:

I'm a little dubious of this, yes, overly steep, the tee will probably fly out but to me it seems it's random where it ends up if you hit driver w/a positive AoA. Don't tees fly when players drive the ball w/a positive AoA?

 

Dubious indeed. It doesn't take into account where on the face you struck the ball. 

[saevel25]

This is like trying to look at your divots for information.

 

[David in FL]

Apparently your only possibilities are too steep, or perfect.

huh....  

[alleztom]

Where the ball goes is probably more reliable

[DeadMan]

This probably belongs in that comics thread. If the tee barely moves, doesn't that really mean that you probably hit the ball low on the face? I mean, if you're talking about a centered strike, the driver is going hit a significant portion of the tee. I know, personally, when the tee looks untouched like that, I normally have hit the ball low on the face.

It seems to me like the best strikes with the driver I have, the tee flys up out of the ground. But that's not consistent. This thing is a load of malarkey.

[Jeremie Boop]

Given my swing issues and how I've been shown almost without fail via Flightscope that I hit up on the ball with my driver and my tee tends to get knocked out of the ground this illustration is obviously nowhere near accurate.

[iacas]

Not accurate.

[pumaAttack]

My tee usually goes flying back away from the target.  

Not sure what that means...