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Do you vary your tee height for different shots?

Do you vary your tee height for different shots?

  • try to get the height the same for all shots

    Votes: 14 31.8%

  • vary the height to help hit the ball higher or lower

    Votes: 28 63.6%

  • it's random

    Votes: 2 4.5%
  • Total voters
    44
I try to keep the tee height consistent for driver, fairway woods and irons/wedges. At this point in my game messing with tee height tends to cause more misses than anything.
 
I try to tee it the same height every time.
 
Sox Fan said:
Same for all irons (just barely above ground level), a slight bit higher for fairway woods, and will vary the height slightly up or down if I want to hit the ball a little higher or lower with the big stick.
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+1 ^ for this
 
Always the same, depending on club. I use my swing or ball position to control trajectory.
 
Three heights for me. Driver, woods/hybrids and irons/wedges. I'll tee down the ball when hitting into the wind if need be.
 
Irons and hybos never do. Driver and 3w yes depending on what shot I need to hit
 
I try to keep it the same but if I need to take a half club off the i tee it slightly higher especially with irons so I catch it a little higher on the face. Something my instructor taught me during our last playing lesson.




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I try to bee consistent for tee height but if I'm trying to cut a corner over some trees I'll raise it a touch
 
I know I drive it straighter when I tee the ball a little lower for my driver. I need to stick with it and quit trying to hit up and kill it!


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Do you vary your tee height for different shots?

I would say I use a constant tee height depending on what kind of shot I'm hoping to hit. A little lower for a fade and a little higher for straight and draw shows with the driver. Irons, hybrids, and fairway woods are always constant height regardless of shot type.


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