Golf tees from The golf channel

[mayassa]

Finally found the tees, here is the link. I can do a review when they get here if anyone is interested.

http://www.aerosparkgolftee.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=TE-440U+Color

[Bubba22]

Great, let us know how they work. These are "winter tees". There are many versions of winter tees. Good for mats that don't have a hole for inset tees. Problem I have seen with these tees and ProTee I the tees will fly eith the ball an sometimes the cameras will pick up the tee rather than the ball and give erroneous ball data. Let us know how they work.

[madspeed]

I'd be curious as to whether they cause the issue like @bubba22 mentioned.


On another note, did a bunch of you guys also come here from the Ottawa forums?? I recognize a lot of usernames!

[Maverick]

On another note, did a bunch of you guys also come here from the Ottawa forums?? I recognize a lot of usernames!

Yes, we did and also from the ProTee forum. Added a lot of new users too.

[JV17]

Mayassa, any feedback on these tees yet? I don't like what I have right now. I saw a comment online saying the tees are fragile and break quickly. I'd like to hear what you think so far. Thanks!

[mmlincon]

Actually, I got a set of these. I like them. They are very light, much like the "feathers" of a badminton bird. You can trim them to a specific height and the smaller ones set the ball at two different heights. I don't tee my irons up much at all and I can do that with these. I can "dig" them in the turf a bit and get the ball just slightly elevated or pretty much any height you could want. Overall, I am very happy with these things. I think they will last a long time too. I tried the rubber cone shaped tees and they started to fall apart. I've glued them 3 or 4 time and now they are covered in tape.

[JV17]

Thanks mmlincon. That's exactly what I am looking for... Something that will enable me to tee up the irons.

[mayassa]

I still haven't received my order yet, not sure if it was due to the Holiday.

[closedclubface]

Anyone recommend the best tees for indoors using a Skytrak and Real Feel mat? Tried using wooden tees today and they fly everywhere!

[wbond]

I think no matter what you find, it will still fly around. I use silicone range tees that i found at a golf show. The driver tee is green so it doesn't interfere with the readings. I have used the tee claw as well and there is less flying around when using these. The friction fit of the tee starts to wear out though and you end up chasing them after a while.

Anyone recommend the best tees for indoors using a Skytrak and Real Feel mat? Tried using wooden tees today and they fly everywhere!

[closedclubface]

Could you use something like this with the Skytrak or is the hitting area too precise to have this plus an adjacent area for irons/fairway shots? http://justritegolftee.com/

[closedclubface]

Do you think something like this work with the Skytrak or is the ball position too sensitive (when alternating between tee shots and fairway shots/putt)? justritegolftee

[Dax]

When I find them, I believe I am going to give the tee claw a try.

[tascot]

I have made tees out of black 3mm neoprene. They are like a upside down funnel without the narrow spout. Stitched together with polyester thread. As they are so light, and black they aren't picked up by my launch camera, and don't fly forward faster than the almost balls , so don't register on sensor pad either.

[DeaconBlooze]

I bought these to work with skytrak, and they seem to do pretty well:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JWULW9C?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00

I don't know if it's affecting my readings. Most of them seem to be pretty much what I'd expect based on what I feel after the strike, and what I see on the course, but simply don't have much ability to try this on the range. I actually love these over having to move the unit, but getting accurate readings is even more important to me. I wonder if spraying them flat black would help to keep them from interferring?