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  • Harbor17
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2017
    • 16

    #1

    Ball Placement

    Guys,

    I mentioned in an earlier post that I just ordered Skytrak and expect delivery on tuesday so I am looking forward to that. My question is on ball placement, will I have to move the unit when I hit from a tee on as opposed form an iron shot from the mat?

    THanks
  • Sascha1818
    Advanced Member
    • Jul 2015
    • 380

    #2
    Hi, no you don't have to move the unit in height. Put the bottom of the unit same Level then what your hitting of (hitting mat) Don't put it on the same mat if possible because it might move when you hit and give you more no reads. With the Driver put the ball just behind the laser dot (away from net) an Inch or so and for high loft shots just a Little in front (towards the net) . That's what most of us figured works the best. To be hornest, I place it right at the dot and it works fine. For Driver Laser at the bottom of the tee. I only move the ball away from the laser like mentioned before if I had a no read and have to rehit

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    • SirNeedaSim
      Member
      • Dec 2016
      • 36

      #3
      Do yourself a favor and order some tomahawk tees and tee claws now before the unit arrives. That's what alot of guys are using and it works awesome.

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      • Gobluemason
        Member
        • Dec 2016
        • 30

        #4
        So I was trying the tomahawk tees, but I wasn't getting the distance I was expecting. I slapped on some impact tape and noticed my contact was a bit low. I just couldn't seem to get contact on the upper portion of my clubface while maintaining an upward angle of attack. After switching back to normal tees my driving distance increased by 15 yards. Not bad!

        I wish they made a taller tomahawk tee. I've tried stacking two but it's a bit of a pain.

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        • SirNeedaSim
          SirNeedaSim commented
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          Super gluing 2 together and tethered them to the tee claw might work.
      • N54TT
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2015
        • 132

        #5
        Originally posted by Gobluemason View Post
        So I was trying the tomahawk tees, but I wasn't getting the distance I was expecting. I slapped on some impact tape and noticed my contact was a bit low. I just couldn't seem to get contact on the upper portion of my clubface while maintaining an upward angle of attack. After switching back to normal tees my driving distance increased by 15 yards. Not bad!

        I wish they made a taller tomahawk tee. I've tried stacking two but it's a bit of a pain.
        There is a taller tee that's 60mm = 2.36in

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        • Sascha1818
          Advanced Member
          • Jul 2015
          • 380

          #6
          I use a tee holder (rubber in a hole in the mat) and just normal tees .

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          • Snaphook
            Advanced Member
            • Dec 2014
            • 324

            #7
            Originally posted by Gobluemason View Post
            So I was trying the tomahawk tees, but I wasn't getting the distance I was expecting. I slapped on some impact tape and noticed my contact was a bit low. I just couldn't seem to get contact on the upper portion of my clubface while maintaining an upward angle of attack. After switching back to normal tees my driving distance increased by 15 yards. Not bad!

            I wish they made a taller tomahawk tee. I've tried stacking two but it's a bit of a pain.
            I put a tomahawk on a black rubber tee. Perfect height (for me)

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