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winter tees

Posted by: user119312 | Wed 14th Jan 2009 17:16 | Last Reply

does any any one like playing off winter tees

re: winter tees
user52922
Reply : Wed 14th Jan 2009 17:18

No problem for me.

re: winter tees
user20126 [FORUM MODERATOR]
Reply : Wed 14th Jan 2009 19:06

Not really affected by playing from a winter tee.

The only time it would affect me is if I could not get my tee to stand up on it!

Russ

re: winter tees
user81455
Reply : Wed 14th Jan 2009 23:20

Alex I presume from your last post you are referring specifically to playing off mats.  I don't mind playing off mats as long as they are well positioned and properly anchored.  I don't particularly like playing some holes off mats and others off grass. 

However mats aren't a problem at the course where I am a member as they have smaller grass winter tees which are quite good fun for those of us that play the course regularly as they alter the angle of attack on some of the holes and provide a bit of variety.

re: winter tees
user129155
Reply : Wed 28th Jan 2009 11:46

I like them on par 3's only

re: winter tees
user199058 [FORUM MODERATOR]
Reply : Wed 28th Jan 2009 15:00

Sherfield Oaks had some out today.

Can't say they were any worse or better to play off if Im honest...

re: winter tees
user52922
Reply : Wed 28th Jan 2009 15:23

Wow, Dennis, that is the first time I have known Sherfield put winter tees down on a few holes.

re: winter tees
user199058 [FORUM MODERATOR]
Reply : Wed 28th Jan 2009 16:33

Is it John? I know Blue Mountain had one or two out a couple of weeks back too.

I'm finding Sherfield is really concentrating on the maintenance of the course at the moment - a couple of times last week there were no trolleys allowed (once due to heavy rain and then due to frost).

I believe the winter tees were on holes 5 and 7 on the Waterloo course (par 3's).

re: winter tees
user52922
Reply : Wed 28th Jan 2009 16:43

NO bad thing this, protecting the course, must be the new manager taking an interest. I am going to the club tomorrow to see the roll -up boys come in and also hopefully speak to Matt or Nick.

If you are there introduce yourself. You know what I look like.


Last edit : Thu 29th Jan 2009 19:47
re: winter tees
user99350
Reply : Thu 29th Jan 2009 19:42

 Mats are a necessary evil (as are winter greens) but I can't do with:

a) poorly positioned mats which bear no resemblance to the line of the original tee.

b) Mats, and temp greens for that matter,  which reduce the lengh of the whole. Last week I played a 75yd par 3 from a mat to a temp green and giving a shot (the hole is normally 160 to an elevated bunkered green) 

c) Mats that point in a differnt direction to the  fairway/green, very disconcerting....why would they do that?


Last edit : Sat 31st Jan 2009 00:25
re: winter tees
user99350
Reply : Thu 29th Jan 2009 19:47

 Oh, I forgot,

Spongy Mats

Ill fitted Mats

Mats with tee holes that wont let you srt the tee to the height yopu want.

Moving Mats

Metal mats

Beer mats

Matt from Emerdale Farm

 

re: winter tees
user80078
Reply : Sat 7th Feb 2009 20:49

No problem at RAF Waddington. The course gets such little usage that our tee areas are fine throughout the winter. 


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