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Golf Tee Ends Up Behind Me. I've recently been hitting my driver pretty well at the range and i've noticed that my tee is ending up sometimes 10 feet behind me. I use martini tees so i am always looking to recover them after i tee off, and the other day i had trouble locating it but finally found it 20. After about 30 seconds, you finally find it about 10 feet behind where you teed up at. Where the tee ends up depends on your tee height, how far into the ground the tee is stuck, the clubhead, your swingpath, angle of. On several what i feel were well struck shots, the tee flipped and landed 5 to 10 yards behind me and by behind i mean directly behind. It turns out that if your golf ball ends up behind where you just played from, you get to tee it up again and your playing two. If your ball ends up on any putting surface other. Let’s start with the green. There are several factors on why the tee goes. Ball lands on wrong green or another tee.

Ball lands on wrong green or another tee. It turns out that if your golf ball ends up behind where you just played from, you get to tee it up again and your playing two. I've recently been hitting my driver pretty well at the range and i've noticed that my tee is ending up sometimes 10 feet behind me. On several what i feel were well struck shots, the tee flipped and landed 5 to 10 yards behind me and by behind i mean directly behind. Let’s start with the green. Where the tee ends up depends on your tee height, how far into the ground the tee is stuck, the clubhead, your swingpath, angle of. I use martini tees so i am always looking to recover them after i tee off, and the other day i had trouble locating it but finally found it 20. There are several factors on why the tee goes. After about 30 seconds, you finally find it about 10 feet behind where you teed up at. If your ball ends up on any putting surface other.

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Golf Tee Ends Up Behind Me Where the tee ends up depends on your tee height, how far into the ground the tee is stuck, the clubhead, your swingpath, angle of. If your ball ends up on any putting surface other. After about 30 seconds, you finally find it about 10 feet behind where you teed up at. There are several factors on why the tee goes. It turns out that if your golf ball ends up behind where you just played from, you get to tee it up again and your playing two. I use martini tees so i am always looking to recover them after i tee off, and the other day i had trouble locating it but finally found it 20. Ball lands on wrong green or another tee. On several what i feel were well struck shots, the tee flipped and landed 5 to 10 yards behind me and by behind i mean directly behind. Where the tee ends up depends on your tee height, how far into the ground the tee is stuck, the clubhead, your swingpath, angle of. I've recently been hitting my driver pretty well at the range and i've noticed that my tee is ending up sometimes 10 feet behind me. Let’s start with the green.