- Joined
- Aug 14, 2011
- Messages
- 1,400
Round tee pads make me want to throw it like it's a discus.
Just curious.......what's stopping you?
Discover new ways to elevate your game with the updated DGCourseReview app!
It's entirely free and enhanced with features shaped by user feedback to ensure your best experience on the course. (App Store or Google Play)
Round tee pads make me want to throw it like it's a discus.
On steeper uphill drives, especially when the rise is under or starts immediately in front of the pad, tilting it upward is better for both making a good throw and also for installation so there's not as much of a drop off down to the pad or behind it.
On steeper uphill drives, especially when the rise is under or starts immediately in front of the pad, tilting it upward is better for both making a good throw and also for installation so there's not as much of a drop off down to the pad or behind it.
I wish more people would realize that they don't have to launch off the front of the tee pad, they just have to have one supporting point on it when they release.
Wrong. A foot is a supporting point. People lift their off foot all the time driving putting whatever.Also for clarification, they must have all supporting points on the tee pad. You cannot have one foot on and one foot off.
Wrong. A foot is a supporting point. People lift their off foot all the time driving putting whatever.
Wrong. A foot is a supporting point. People lift their off foot all the time driving putting whatever.
Supporting Point
At the time of release, any part of a player's body that is in contact with the playing surface or some other object that provides support.
There should be one, level.
Yeah not saying it doesnt happen with both feet on the ground. Just cant imagine why it would be any real benefit to teeing off like that. Rule doesnt really make sense being you can practically do the splits for a staddle putt or upshot off the tee.
Yeah not saying it doesnt happen with both feet on the ground. Just cant imagine why it would be any real benefit to teeing off like that. Rule doesnt really make sense being you can practically do the splits for a staddle putt or upshot off the tee.