If you have ever stepped up to throw a disc, you have stood on a tee pad. The surface under your feet matters more than you might think. It affects your grip, your safety, and how long the course stays playable. Most disc golf tees are made from one of five materials: concrete, artificial turf, … Read more

If you are new to golf, walking up to the first tee and seeing four or five different colored markers can be confusing. Each color tells you the distance and difficulty of that set of tees. The general rule is: the closer the color to red, the shorter the course; the closer to black, the … Read more

Standing on the first tee with a scorecard in hand, you see three sets of tees: 5,800 yards, 6,200 yards, and 6,600 yards. You know your driver goes about 240 yards when you catch it clean. Which yardage should you pick? If you choose the longest one because you hit it far enough, you might … Read more

There is no single universal age for senior tees. I have played at courses where the cutoff is 55 and others where it is 80. The answer depends on where you play, what organization sets the rules, and, honestly, how far you hit the ball. This article will show you exactly how to figure out … Read more

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve watched a mid‑handicap buddy walk straight to the black tees, convinced that his driver distance alone earns him the right. Then he loses four balls before the turn and spends the back nine grinding just to break 100. I’ve been there too. The real answer to “what … Read more

Golf tees cost between $0.03 and $2.00 per tee. Learn why prices vary by material, length, and brand—and which option saves you money long-term. If you’ve ever stood in the pro shop or scrolled Amazon wondering why a golf bag of 100 tees costs $2.99 while a pack of 10 runs $5.99, you’re not alone. … Read more

I have spent years watching golfers stand on the tee box, aim down the fairway, and then watch their ball curve into the trees. It is frustrating because you know you can hit it straight. The secret is not one magic move. It is controlling two variables: club path and clubface angle at impact. Every … Read more

Yes, you can (and often should) hit a hybrid off a tee. It requires a lower tee height, a slightly forward ball position, and a sweeping strike. The goal is not power but predictable accuracy and optimal launch for your swing speed. Here’s exactly how to do it – and the strategic thinking behind each … Read more

If you’ve ever stood in a dark parking lot waiting for the gates to open, you know the quiet thrill of being first out. I’ve done it more times than I can count, and I’ve learned that the answer to “what’s usually the earliest tee time at a golf course” isn’t a single number. It’s … Read more