Make Pure Contact

Practicing on mats can make your contact worse…

Mats have a tendency to encourage fat shots…

When you hit behind the ball on most mats, your club bounces off the mat and skids into the back of the ball.

The result is a little less distance, but it doesn’t always “feel” like a bad shot… so unless you have a golf simulator, you can’t really tell that you hit the ball fat.

The cure is to give yourself an obstacle behind the ball so you know when you start to get a little heavy with your swing.

I’ve used alignment sticks, towels, and even high impact acrylic plates… On grass, a line of sand or paint works well.

Fat shots usually happen when your rotation stalls.

Use the obstacle behind the ball as a reminder to keep rotating all the way through your swing.

The Tee Claw makes a great visual reminder to keep rotating.

Practice with a REAL Tee

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Practice with a REAL Tee… and use the Tee Claw for countless setup and alignment drills.

Groove Your Swing At Home

Use this drill to groove your swing anywhere…

If you struggle to strike the ball pure… you may just need more practice – more time swinging a club.

Going to the range is a commitment… but it can be hard to know what to practice at home.

Pound for pound, one of the best drills is to create a channel and simply swing through the channel, lightly brushing your mat in the same place every time.

You can do this drill anywhere you have enough space to swing a club.

Pro Tip: Use a golf mat or even a door mat to protect your carpet from “fat” swings.

Practice with a REAL Tee

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Practice with a REAL Tee… and use the Tee Claw for countless setup and alignment drills.

Fix Your Aim

Most People Aim Too Far to the Right…

Most people aim too far to the right… It’s called parallax.

Because golf is played side-on, we end up with a parallax issue. Your ball wants to go straight to the target… but when you address the ball, your eye is looking at the target… from a different angle.

In the illustration above, your eye actually sees your target much farther to the right in relation to the background than the ball does. This means you end up aiming your feet to the right as well.

The result is either…

• A push and slice as you hit out to the target your eye sees…
• A pull / hook as your mind tries to correct at the last minute…
• Or… worst of all, you get good at lining up to the right, crossing your body, and develop an out-to-in swing path.

Use the Tee Claw with a lanyard to help keep your alignment straight… so you can focus on your swing.

Practice with a REAL Tee

To Learn More About the Tee Claw … Click Here »

Practice with a REAL Tee… and use the Tee Claw for countless setup and alignment drills.

Can You Get More Distance From a Golf Tee?

Steve Pratt tests out the Tornado Tee with Trackman…

The Tornado Tee produces lower spin rates which reduces ballooning and increases roll out. It also means less side spin, reducing your dispersion and helping your find more fairways. Click here to learn more about the Tornado Tee »

The Tee Claw lets you use a real tee when hitting on any surface, including mats. Combine the Tee Claw with the Tornado Tee for the ultimate practice setup.
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Ultra High Speed Ball Strike

What really happens to a golf tee?…

When a golf ball is compressed, it expands along the perimiter perpendicular to the impact point.

This expansion presses down on the crown of the tee, driving the tee into the ground.

The compression wave ripples forward to the front of the ball then returns creating a spring effect off the face of the golf club.

The club actually runs into the tee before the ball jumps off the face of the club.

Under ideal conditions, the tee can absorb the shock of the downward pressure from the ball compressing and kicks out of the way when the club comes through.

However, when the ground is firm… a traditional tee cannot move to absorb the downward pressure of the ball or get out of the way of the club.

When a traditional tee cannot move, the tee pushes up on the ball adding spin and reducing the amount of energy transferred… the opposite of what you want when driving the ball.

The Tornado Tee has a patented flexible crown designed to act as a shock absorber when the ball is compressed.

The flexible crown is also designed to let the club pass through the tee without the added resistance of a rigid tee.

Because the Tornado Tee flexes there is less spin and more energy transferred into the golf ball.

Using the Tornado Tee results in longer, straighter drives with less dispersion.

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