The overall game of golf never ceases to amaze me! I had been thumbing via a catalog lately from the distributor of golf add-ons and was shocked by the amount of various kinds of golf tees which are available these days. Not too sometime ago, should you be searching to purchase a package of tees, you may have had a few options: 2 1/8" wooden tees in whitened and a pair of 1/8" wooden tees in mixed colors. It's not easy for present day golfer...because the options for which tee to drag out for that first tee box are staggering. Golfer's are in possession of nearly as many tees to select as baseballs. The objective of this information is provide a brief summary of what will come in industry along with a brief review of their distinct advantages.

However, how did there become a lot of options. It all falls underneath the "develop a better mousetrap theory". Golf is an extremely competitive game, and all sorts of golfers (myself incorporated) search for everything to enhance their game, whether it's a brand new 3 piece basketball, clubs with greater MOI, better traction in footwear, much softer grips, shafts with increased kick, or yes the latest in first tee technology. I'm able to guarantee when you develop a better first tee, someone will buy it.

Let us begin by speaking concerning the standard wood tee. Recall the 2 1/8" tee, I pointed out above - well that tee now is available in measures of two 1/8", 2 ¾", 3 ¼" and 4" (maximum permitted through the USGA). A lot of the rise in length originates from the current introduction of bigger headed motorists - to ensure that us amateurs hitting the ball about the sweet place and also to allow us to in hit drives about the upswing. I only say us amateurs because many pro's don't necessary tee the ball much greater. Obviously, furthermore these now are available in whitened and mixed colors, you may also tee your ball track of an all natural colored tee as well as designer colors.

Do you consider the shaft of the first tee is simply too body fat? Someone must, as several companies now market tees with thinner shafts to help reduce friction.

Fed up with breaking tees? The FlexTee flexes on impact and won't break. If everybody used flex tees, would tee makers go bankrupt?

Have you been concerned you don't tee the ball as much as exactly the same height? Don't be concerned, Step-Lower Tees, Depthfinder (seems like you should be fishing) Tees, Precision Height Tees and also the Wise Tee Adjustable Height Tee have guides to make sure consistent ball height. If this isn't enough, the T-Rite is definitely an adjustable height tee with 14 height changes.

Have you been losing distance and straightness because of friction once the ball is hit from the tee? Brush T's (as much as 7 more yards) Bazooka Tee's, Launcher Tees, 4 More Yards Golf Tees (you suspected it, as much as 4 more yards), Lift Tee, Rip Tips and most likely dozens more claim that they can reduce friction

If none of those suit your needs, then you definitely must try the PerfecTee which features 'retention teeth' (clearly introduced by a dental professional), which minimizes flying and breaking tees.

That's it. A fast, of course 'tongue & cheek' overview of what type of tees are out on the market today. Regrettably, none of those tees might help solve incongruencies together with your swing, and for that reason you will not always get "more distance" or "straighter drives". In comparison to other kinds of equipment, tees are actually affordable also it might be really worth trying different kinds. What's most significant is you are comfy with whatever tee you're using, because if you're standing within the ball thinking you're while using wrong tee, you'll certainly experience your drive. Have some fun, it's a great game. Be careful, before we all know it, we all will be using Senior Tees.