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  • Spudly
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2014
    • 195

    #16
    I found something at the show yesterday that may benefit some of you here that use a monster turf or a thick synthetic hitting mat with your skytrak. It is a tee holder that screws into your mat and holds the tee from flying all over the place. It also allows you to adjust the height of your tee also. I ordered a couple on line and took one of the samples to try this weekend at home.


    Check it out, I will post my review once I have given it a shot.

    www.teeclaw.com


    Zmaxx, if you need to move this to another forum, no problem, I just remember that some of the guys here were using those mats.

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    • Dax
      Ultimate Member
      • Oct 2014
      • 1797

      #17
      Here is a pic of some tees that I am using that I just found at Golftown. They seem to work pretty good and I like all of the different tee heights that I can select from.

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      • JV17
        Advanced Member
        • Sep 2014
        • 441

        #18
        Originally posted by Spudly View Post
        I found something at the show yesterday that may benefit some of you here that use a monster turf or a thick synthetic hitting mat with your skytrak. It is a tee holder that screws into your mat and holds the tee from flying all over the place. It also allows you to adjust the height of your tee also. I ordered a couple on line and took one of the samples to try this weekend at home.


        Check it out, I will post my review once I have given it a shot.

        www.teeclaw.com


        Zmaxx, if you need to move this to another forum, no problem, I just remember that some of the guys here were using those mats.
        Spudly, how are those tee claws working for you?

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        • JV17
          Advanced Member
          • Sep 2014
          • 441

          #19
          Originally posted by Dax View Post
          Here is a pic of some tees that I am using that I just found at Golftown. They seem to work pretty good and I like all of the different tee heights that I can select from.
          Dax, what is the brand name on that set of tees? Are they working ok for you?

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          • Dax
            Ultimate Member
            • Oct 2014
            • 1797

            #20
            Originally posted by JV17 View Post

            Dax, what is the brand name on that set of tees? Are they working ok for you?
            They are working great and cost $10. Look up,Birtee Golf on the web and you should find them. They say they are now available in all Golftown stores so I hope that people can find them easily. Fyi, I did check Golftowns online store and did not see them there.

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            • Dax
              Ultimate Member
              • Oct 2014
              • 1797

              #21
              Also, the smallest tee is the one that I am afraid I will lose first as it really can fly just about anywhere. I use it on par 3s and works great. I cannot provide feedback on durability as I have only just started to use them.

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              • JV17
                Advanced Member
                • Sep 2014
                • 441

                #22
                Originally posted by Dax View Post
                Also, the smallest tee is the one that I am afraid I will lose first as it really can fly just about anywhere. I use it on par 3s and works great. I cannot provide feedback on durability as I have only just started to use them.
                Ok great, thanks for the info Dax!

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                • SFR
                  Super Member
                  • Aug 2014
                  • 621

                  #23
                  Keep in mind what sim you will use the tee's on as a GC2 for instance may see the white of the tee and cause some wild reads. Even a white wood tee has caused issues for me. Once a ball is in place I have also seen the white sales sticker on the lower part of the shaft create a read when the guy was just making a practice swing by the ball. They are now removed...
                  Mountain Time

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                  • Dax
                    Ultimate Member
                    • Oct 2014
                    • 1797

                    #24
                    Would different colours make a diff as these tees come in different colours?

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                    • SFR
                      Super Member
                      • Aug 2014
                      • 621

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Dax View Post
                      Would different colours make a diff as these tees come in different colours?

                      Yes, white is what creates the issue with a GC2 so other colors would be good. Darker the better.
                      Mountain Time

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                      • JV17
                        Advanced Member
                        • Sep 2014
                        • 441

                        #26
                        Good to know. I wouldnt have thought about that. Thanks SFR.

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                        • Dax
                          Ultimate Member
                          • Oct 2014
                          • 1797

                          #27
                          After playing a little on the weekend, it appears that the tee does interfere with the radar a little and thus produces some shots that don't register. This happened whenever the tee hit the screen in roughly the same location as the ball. Probably happened a few times and is not enough for me to change yet, but I will continue to look for new solutions like the tee claw.

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