Originally Posted by Mudder (Post 504769)

A feathered tee is not actually feathered but has thin lots of plastic things sticking up and you balance your ball on it , people think the ball flies off it better and you can sort of brush thru the tee. They are expensive so guess that's why he came back to try to find it, they fly far when you miss the ball and hit that tee !

Originally Posted by PaPaLarry (Post 504995)

They are hard to put in ground!! Can't press down like a regular tee

Originally Posted by mikeandnancy1112 (Post 504165)

This morning my husband and I played golf with another couple. We were the second group out. The couple in front of us were walking, not holding up anyone. We four were getting ready to tee off when all of a sudden we saw the man in front walking back up the golf cart trail coming toward us. We all assumed one of them had left a golf club and we just didn't see it. But not the case. He told us his girlfriend was partial to a feathered tee and he was trying to find it for her. We couldn't believe our ears. Don't know if he found it and didn't care. Talk about the etiquette of golf and Ready Golf and holding up the game. Those two didn't have a clue.

Originally Posted by MrMark (Post 505107)

Hey! This is The Villages. Live and let live! Does however raise the question of what else might she use the feathered tee for that makes it so damn important?

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 504429)

Being slow on the golf course is like farting in church. Folks won't say anything, but they won't like it.;)

Originally Posted by jimbo2012 (Post 505042)

I guess you need to feather them in?

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 505108)

Don't play golf, do ya?

Originally Posted by MrMark (Post 505276)

Don't have a sense of humor, do ya?

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 505335)

Well, I thought I did...BUT.

We have this sign in the house that says.
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And that is how it goes around here. We shoot slow players.