ILUVSMGS18
Just Another Disc Hoarder
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- Oct 31, 2014
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My local state college put in a course through Disc Golf Park and the only time a tee has needed to be replaced is when a mower chewed one up. I like the turf tees as long as it is somewhat dry out. The only gripe I have with them so far, is that if the tees aren't flush with the surrounding ground, there is a small depression and it can create problems on certain tees. Hole 3 is a wide open 350' uphill hole, but unfortunately the tee is positioned so it goes with the slope, and the back of the tee has a 2" rise above the ground. Not too big of a deal for most people, but the only way I have a decent chance at birdie is a full run-up and that requires me to start behind the tee and I've tripped a few times, and almost done so at least a dozen more times. The tees are great, but maje sure they are properly set up before you install them. Those that don't have the best limb dexterity will thank you.