John S

Played with a guy not too long ago who had a new TM R11 driver he got off Ebay. It made the strangest sound. Everyone was pretty sure he got screwed with a fake knockoff. That sucks!

Tee it forward only refers to your driving distance, not scoring average or hdcp. When you should "Tee it forward" essentially means that you are consistently hitting a 3-5 iron on approach shots, then you should be teeing it forward. If you are in 6-7 iron range on approach shots, then you don't need to tee it forward, regardless of your handicap. From the PGA website Quote: TEE IT FORWARD encourages all golfers to play the course at a length that is aligned with their average driving distance...With many more golfers hitting approach shots with 6- and 7-irons instead of hybrids and long irons, their chances for enjoyment increase. Tee it forward is not related to handicap, but average driving distance!