Bob, Thanks, but that's not it, if you are refering to the Fiberbuilt Friction Fit Golf Tee ( http://wittekgolf.com/catalog/mats.html )
I wasn't clear enough with my description. The flexible plastic tee looked EXACTLY like a standard wooden tee (except it was an ugly red color). BTW - The Friction Fit is a great idea. /Ed Barrette Bob wrote:
Ed: they are used in mats at driving ranges, the can be purchased at Wittekgolf.com I don't know if they will sell them to individuals .
Bob Action Golf
Ed Reeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can anyone tell me where to get a "tee extender" or how
to better describe it so I might find one locally.
A friend had what looked to be a flexible plastic standard tee,
except it had a hole drilled down into it and you stuck a
standard wooden tee into the hole. Effectively creating a
longer tee.
I'd like to get one of these so I can stop buying long tees.
I asked him where he got it, but it was given to him and he
had no idea where to find one. I'd never seen one before.
Thx,
/Ed
I only golf on days that end with the letter (y).
