I don't believe there is any set age. The USGA does not address this in the rules of Golf as far as I know. I do think the set of tee markers should be played according to one's ability. The standard rule of thumb is to multiply the distance you would hit a 5 iron times 36. The result is the total yardage from any given set of markers. For men this could be the Senior tees, but never the red tees. For instance if you hit a 5 iron 150 yards, multiplied by 36 equals 5400 yards you would most likely play the Senior tees. Further, I think most golf courses probably have a recommended age for senior tees. Check with the golf course you are playing, it may be a local rule.
There is no specific age as such, and it varies from golf club to golf club, simply ask in the pro shop and I'm sure they'll be glad to help.
there is no such thing
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Yes, they are an accessory.
Playing "from the tips" means to play the course at it's longest, i.e from the championship tees or back tees.
Depends on the size of the golf tees.
There are a few stores that offer printing of personalized golf tees. One purchase personalized tees from 'The Golf Tee Store', 'Golf Tees Etc' and 'Golfers Shop Here'.
During a Pro Am there are two sets of tees. Ones which the pros play off, these would be the tournament tees. The other set is the Amateur tees, from which the amateurs play off, these are usually quite far forward as much as 150 yards in front of the pro tees!
18...people keep extra tees in their golf bags though...but there are 18 ON the golf field..as you call it.
There are a number of different tee markers because each one indicates which group should tee off from where, and for what purpose. Examples * Competition tees * General play tees * Ladies tees * Senior tees * Juniour tees
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Age plus handicap is 84 or higher.
no. but I think your childish
Golf tees are usually made of wood or plastic and are used to hold the golf ball stationary before the first shot is made. 3000 golf tees can be made from 1 tree trunk.