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roto · 20-05-2006, 07:07

You really need a good 4 inch tee (or longer) to get the ball high enough off the ground to find the sweet spot of almost all new x-large driver club heads. With that in mind, PGO's might be a little "stubby". I see his point, but with the way tees fluctuate in length (and this is no joke) I don't think it's necessary to have a tee in the logo...especially with the name being "BIO GOLF TEE". The originals aren't all that bad -- don't bin them yet.

On a somewhat related note, I'm an avid golfer, and I just got these:

http://www.pinggolf.com/ (The G5s)

I tee off in an hour for my second round with them...

20-05-2006, 07:07	#12 (permalink)
roto This is it - ground zero. Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Paper St. Posts: 4,345	You really need a good 4 inch tee (or longer) to get the ball high enough off the ground to find the sweet spot of almost all new x-large driver club heads. With that in mind, PGO's might be a little "stubby". I see his point, but with the way tees fluctuate in length (and this is no joke) I don't think it's necessary to have a tee in the logo...especially with the name being "BIO GOLF TEE". The originals aren't all that bad -- don't bin them yet. On a somewhat related note, I'm an avid golfer, and I just got these: http://www.pinggolf.com/ (The G5s) I tee off in an hour for my second round with them... __________________ fun: HGC v.4 \| last.fm: DT \| me \| *oi! fck u roto: ...via meebo! New to interweb design?** Your friends at dt can help.