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"The only consistent tee height setting device on the internet!

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ProTee will set your tee to the desired height to perfectly find the sweet spot
for that particular club ... 1st time, every time, consistently!

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"The ProTee is "AWESOME". Once you find the
proper height, set it and forget it! ... I gained
10 yards on my tee shot just by using ProTee."

"Are you one of the many players who just stick the tee in the ground and set a ball on it without considering
the height? ... There is an art to teeing the ball. It can make a difference in the flight, and the spin of the ball."

"If I tee it too low, I put too much spin on the ball and it shoots up ..."

"... my ball flight is still the same, but my tee height has had to change.
I had to learn how to tee it up higher."

"The tee height does not seem like such a big deal, but it plays a huge roll in whether or not you drive the golf
ball consistently down the fairway."

"The higher I tee it and the higher I catch it on the face, the less spin I'll get. I want high launch and low spin,
and I need every yard I can get ..."

Tom Ward, PGA Instructor, GolfLink.com, Art of Teeing Off the Ball

Bob Eldridge, Head Instructor - PurePoint Golf Academy
ApprovedArticles.com, How to Get More Consistency with Your Driver

Tiger Woods, Professional Golfer, PGA Member
TigerWoods.com, News Archive, January 2005,
How to Get More Consistency with Your Driver

Darren Clarke, Professional Golfer, PGA Memeber
Golf Magazine, Tee it High or Low?, July 2006

Zach Johnson, Professional Golfer, PGA Memeber
Golf Magazine, Tee it High or Low?, July 2006

"Tweaking your tee height ... can be one of the best - and easiest
adjustments you can make to pound higher and lower drives."

Alan Bastable, Associate Editor, Golf Magazine
Golf.com
Tee it High or Low?, Published July 2006

"The two major mistakes are teeing the golf ball too low or teeing the golf ball too high."

David Leadbetter, Golf Digest Teaching Professional
Golf Digest, Fix a Slice? Tee It Higher, page 46, February 2008

"... an effective tee height is just over 1 1/2 inches above the surface of the teeing area, positioning the center
of the ball about 2 1/2 inches above the ground."

Frank Thomas, Chief Technical Advisor for both Golf Digest and The
Golf Channel, Quoted from The Golf Channel, Let's Be Frank,
Q & A: Tee Length; Club Forgiveness, July 18th 2007

The above quotes and web links are not endorsements of the ProTee, but certainly summarize the advantages and importance
of teeing your golf ball to the proper height for your individual swing characteristics!

All web links and quotes are not endorsements of the ProTee.
They are provided solely as supplemental information to assist making the most informed and best purchasing decision possible.

Four Keys to Hitting a 460 cc Driver

How High Should the Ball Be Teed?

Crunching the Numbers on Tee Height

"I was evaluating an item that sets the tee at the same height every time. Here's the details ... Once I got the
hang of it, it did exactly as advertised."

JBlake, aka Touring Pro
The Backspin Forums, Monday April 07,2008 @ 7:40 pm

"If you want to hit it further, tee it higher!"

David Feherty, Professional Golfer, Golf Commentator
Golf Channel Archives, Tee It Higher for Longer Drives, August 2008