Instructions for Best Use

• Do NOT screw the tee all the way down. The tee is at its lowest point when the bottom of the threaded component is flush with the flat surface of the base. There should be about a 1/2 an inch of threads showing when the tee is at its lowest point. This reduces the chance of striking the base and allows the club to swing through easier. It also increases the durability of the tee. Lastly, if you screw the tee all the way down with the bottom protruding past the flat surface of the base, this will push the mat up and create an uneven playing surface.

 

• When teeing up the ball higher, ensure the tee is not showing any signs of dislodging from the base. There is an anchoring system in place within the base but if it is showing signs of pushing up within the threaded receiving end of the base, push the tee back down and turn until you feel the threads catch again.

 

• Tee performs best in moderate temperatures.

 

• Regular Size Tee is designed for Woods and Drivers

 

• Oversized Tee is designed for Drivers and Oversized Drivers