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Jon Williams![]() Handicap : 25.9 Location : ![]() Posts : | Posted : Sat 6th Sep 2008 00:17 I have recently stopped using a tee peg when teeing off on short par 3s. I have found that when hitting off the grass I am much less prone to pulling the ball and generally get a cleaner contact. Anyone else had this experience? |
Darren Lord![]() Handicap : 28 Location : ![]() Posts : | Reply : Sat 6th Sep 2008 08:13 Hi Jon, I have to agree with what your saying, i also play of the turf, and find i am consistantly straight, when playing of a tee i seem to forget my swing somewhat and concentrate more on the tee ball. Not a clue why but it most definately happens that way. Darren
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Lee Butler![]() Handicap : 13.8 Location : ![]() Posts : | Reply : Sat 6th Sep 2008 10:02 I find that I pull the ball too on par 3's if playing an iron off the tee. I'm ok if I have to use a 5 wood though. Also, if I use an iron of a par 4/5, I also hit it from the deck. I don't understand why when the ball is tee'd up, I feel the need to try and hit the ball as supposed to 'sweeping' it off the tee. Very frustrating!! |
Neil Harvey![]() Handicap : 22.5 Location : ![]() Posts : | Reply : Mon 15th Sep 2008 15:01 Yes, Have to agree, using little or no tee on a par 3 has shown results. I normally pick up the end of a busted tee and just push the cap into the ground just to sit the ball up a few mm of the ground.
Har worked a treat though!!.. |
Jonny P![]() Handicap : 11.2 Location : ![]() Posts : | Reply : Mon 15th Sep 2008 16:02 I don't agree - why refuse the chance to give yourself the most perfect lie ever? If your pulling the ball your probably teeing it up like a driver, you want it barely off the floor so you can still hit down on it with a normal swing.
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Robbie Allison![]() Handicap : 18.7 Location : ![]() Posts : | Reply : Mon 15th Sep 2008 16:49 Little orange castle tee for me... Works a treat... |
Neil Harvey![]() Handicap : 22.5 Location : ![]() Posts : | Reply : Mon 15th Sep 2008 17:09"you want it barely off the floor so you can still hit down on it with a normal swing." Hence using the end of a tee to do just that..... |
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