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What is your tee length and tee height?

Yellow or Blue ... depending on the height of the grass on the Tee boxes. Always with a half of the ball above the top of the crown of the driver, regardless of the size of the tee. I play on some shaggy tee boxes on my local unis. They never look like the ones you see on TV or at real clubs. :ROFLMAO:
 
2.75" tee length for driver. The short one (1" maybe) for itons, hybrid and FWs. Driver and FWs I tee to half the ball above the crown. Irons to about ground level just to basically achieve a perfect lie.
 
gonyr said:
I use the 3-1/4" tees. I'm confused by all the people that say they carry different lengths. Why not just push the tee further into the ground? Or to tee very low, use a broken one.
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I've broken some of the plastic long tees when using them on par 3's. This is usually why I'll keep some of the smaller ones around.
 
2-3/4" length, just into the ground enough not to fall over for driver. Any par 3 whatever broken tee I can find on the tee box.
 
I use the yellow striped tee (maybe 2 3/4"?). I want no more than maybe 1/16" of the ball above the crown. When I try to tee the ball high I get a HORRIBLE result (skied slice).
 
I use these pre measured wooden tees quite often. 2.75 inches, and shorter depending on which club I am using.

I also have a good selection of "brush tees" that I use.

It really depends on which one I pull out first as to which one I use. c91fdfe3-a873-4945-b7c2-9fd1329be469_1.146eb687f12324a0055c7d614396ac4e.jpeg
 
2 3/4" with half the ball above the crown, yup, I'm boring. 😑
 
Either works but I prefer 3 1/4" as sometimes with 2 3/4" there is not that much tee in the ground, fussier to tee up and balance.
 
The middle one. Ball halfway above the driver head.
 
I use the blue (3.25") 4 Yards More tees. They're virtually indestructible and the ball is always at the same height.
 
MattyD-MPLS said:
What is your preferred tee length?
What is your preferred tee height when it is pegged?

I just moved to the blue 3 1/4 tee and I like to just see a little of the blue showing when I peg
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I use the blue one, but I tee it lower than I used to the last few months. I probably should use the yellow since I tee it lower but I may lose a few more tees if I do.

I do like using the short ones for par 3's.
 
mikeg_74 said:
I used Evolve tees (THP logo) and I have the first line in the ground. Whatever it is, it’s the perfect tee height every time. I think the are the 3 1/4 tees?
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:ROFLMAO:My Morgan Cup teammate sent me a few of these recently. I'm not using them on course though. They are for display with my Grandaddy and THP Truvis balls.
 
vdubtx said:
I use the blue one, but I tee it lower than I used to the last few months. I probably should use the yellow since I tee it lower but I may lose a few more tees if I do.

I do like using the short ones for par 3's.
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The search for flying tees sucks! The yellow ones can end up anywhere! The blue ones don’t go as far, for some reason.
 
MattyD-MPLS said:
The search for flying tees sucks! The yellow ones can end up anywhere! The blue ones don’t go as far, for some reason.
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So true. :ROFLMAO: I hardly lose any of the blue ones since I started to tee lower.
 
I play a 300cc Titleist 975J, so the ball gets tee up pretty low. Like everybody else, I guess, the top if the clubhead is even with the center of the ball.
 
I use 2 3/4" tees. I tend to tee the ball with 1/3 of the ball above the crown to avoid hitting pop ups. I may be giving up some potential yards off the tee but only hitting it 230 yards beats hitting a 100 yard popup every now and then.
 
I am teeing that thing about as high as I can get it at this point. I love launching it. The spin is so low on my driver the wind isn’t effecting it that much.
 
2 3/4" tees for me too. i try to get about half the ball above the crown at address, maybe a bit less. if it's close i call it good.
 
I use the Blue ones and push it in until the P of plus is just showing. A recent lesson showed teeing it lower than I thought I needed worked better.
 
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