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SW, I must have missed this a year ago. You dissin' on my Q-Link? At least it doesn't look like an oreo cookie.I think they should give these away with the purchase of any Q-link.
I'm hurt that it didn't have the "... and after the conversation about the Check-Go, I can only imagine what you really want to say about this device. At least with the Check-Go you do not run the risk of getting a fork in the testicles."“Toward the end of my round I felt a little more confidence using the T-LevL, and felt I get more consistent tee shots...
So far I am pretty impressed with this tool. It has answered some of my curiosity about the affect of tee tilting.”
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“This is an absolutely brilliant marketable tool.
Take in account, all the people who buy brush tees, or ‘certain’ tees or anything of that sort.
Now you can have the confidence of teeing at the same height with a simple tool.
No need to buy extraordinary or expensive tees. Just buy the cheap ones and use your tool.”
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Hello... I am new here.
What is the proper way to setup a tee? Often time I have difficulty setting up a tee. Either too low or too high, and often that doubt crept in my mind during a tee shot. As you'd guess it the result is often not so good. I've seen brush-t, but never try it myself. I have tried stepped tees, and the result was okay. Seemed to have a different feel than a regular wooden tee. I am also curious to see why the pros never used those kind of funny tees. They always use the regular wooden tees. Why wouldn't they take advantage of Brush-t for example?