No Such Thing as "Women's Tees"
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No Such Thing as “Women’s Tees”

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I am gonna play this par 5 from the tips!!

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38 Comments

  2. Jack Stone

    Great playing as always. Was curious as to where you acquired the Hartford whalers hat. I was a big fan of Whalers Hockey and this Connecticut native was just curious .

  3. David Wiliams

    great video, lets ban all tees except the tips. let women play the same tees as men. then lets see who it is who demands their reinstatement

  6. Ronald Holcomb

    Absolutely Gorgeous Beautiful & Amazing Golfer, have a great Profesional Bussiness Day, in what ever you do 😊

  10. marque2127

    Hi Haley! Great golf as always.
    Yeah, I call them the forward tees, middle tees, back tees, etc. With that said, if I am playing with women and they refer to the tees forward of me the women's tees, I'm not going to to tell them that they can't call them the women's/ladies tees.

  12. S Neumann

    I don't know either. Tees are designated by handicap…or supposed to be. Yeah, talking about you weekend warrior that shoots a Buck every round, yet plays the tips "because he paid for it".

  24. jacob syracuse

    In reality, I see the "woman's tees" just as beginner tees. everyone should play shorter distances starting off until they can get their distance and ball control down, then move back, repeat process. This way, they aren't playing blue or black tees and just trying to kill it and causing a hard slice or hook and potentially hitting people and property around the course. It always gives them a chance to get used to the rate of play, and as they move back for further distances, they are naturally evolving with the rate of play without rushing them selves and again just trying to kill it to get down the fairway.

  27. Glenn Smethurst

    Look a little harder honey, they normally marked with red markers and they are always in front of all other tee positions

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