Unlock More Distance & Accuracy: Increase Your Tee Height to Hit Longer, Straighter Drives!

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About T.J. Valentine, PGA

With over 25 years of teaching experience T.J. brings a level of expertise, experience and knowledge that will help elevate any level of golfer's ability. His ability to communicate a difficult topic in a very efficient, simple and fun way adds a level of enjoyment to the coaching and learning process that will build a foundation and beyond to last a lifetime in this great sport.

T.J. graduated from Bryant University in 1999 with a degree in Marketing. Along with growing up with a strong golf playing background he played 4 years of College Baseball at Bryant developing a strong desire to coach and understand the bio-mechanics of sport.
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T.J.'s playing ability and desire to compete has been displayed with his professional victories and selection to compete in 2005 on The Golf Channel's hit series, "The Big Break IV". He has also been featured in other series on The Golf Channel such as "Golf with Style" and "The Grey Goose 19th Hole" as well as other golf publications.

Long Time Member of the PGA of America
Recipient of the 2020 NEPGA Mass Chapter Youth Development Award
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Nominated NEPGA Teacher of the Year multiple times

00:00 Introduction
03:00 Most golfers tee the golf ball too low
03:20 How does a low tee height effect swing path
05:27 What is the proper tee height for a driver
09:10 Golf drill for proper tee height

In this video, we dive deep into how adjusting your tee height can influence your golf ball flight, helping you fix common mistakes like slicing the driver, hitting pop-ups, or struggling with low, weak drives. You’ll also get a simple drill to help you find the perfect tee height for your swing so you can start bombing your drives down the fairway like the pros.

✅ Learn how tee height impacts your driver launch angle and ball flight✅ Discover the best tee height to fix a slice or hook✅ Improve your angle of attack for better golf ball compression✅ Hit longer and straighter drives with a simple golf drill

Teeing the golf ball too low with your driver can cause several issues that negatively impact your distance, accuracy, and consistency. Here are five common mistakes that happen when you tee the ball too low:

1. Increased Spin and Loss of Distance
When the ball is teed too low, you are more likely to make contact with the lower part of the clubface, often near the leading edge. This leads to excess backspin, reducing your carry distance and causing your drives to balloon or fall short.
2. Low, Weak Ball Flight (No Carry Distance)
A low tee height encourages a descending angle of attack, which produces low, line-drive shots with minimal carry. Instead of launching the ball high for maximum distance.
3. Topping the Ball or Hitting Pop-Ups
When you tee the ball too low, you may instinctively try to help the ball up by flipping your wrists or lifting your body. This can lead to topped shots or, in some cases, steep swings that cause pop-ups, leaving sky marks on your driver.
4. Increased Risk of Hooks or Slices
A low tee height often promotes a steep or over-the-top swing path, which can exaggerate spin. This results in excessive hooks (if the face is closed) or big slices (if the face is open).
5. Poor Contact and Reduced Smash Factor
A low tee height increases the chance of hitting the clubface too low, leading to weak strikes with lower ball speed, ultimately robbing you of both distance and accuracy.
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