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| 27-02-2012, 16:33 | #17 |
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Wooden tees and they must be white.
I break too many of them also and it's not a sign of power but rather a sign that you are likely hitting down on the ball which is not ideal with the driver. nerd alert... |
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| 28-02-2012, 09:01 | #21 | |
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I use pink plastic ones. They were the only colour in the shop when I was out and I struggle to break them. Out as in out of tees by the way. |
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| 28-02-2012, 09:09 | #22 |
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| 29-02-2012, 13:46 | #23 | |
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![]() I wish I could say the same about golf balls - I lose them by the shedload these days.
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| 01-03-2012, 20:27 | #24 |
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I'm surprised this reason has not been posted yet.
Wooden but has to be painted. This way they leave a mark on the bottom of the club so you can use as a point of impact marker or even see if you cut across the ball or too much on the inside |
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