Golf’s First Fitted Tee System
One tee. Two repeatable setups.

Consistency
begins at
the tee.

One premium bamboo tee.
Two engineered alignment references.
Repeat your setup.
Fine-tune your launch.

The variable before the swing

Tee height should be
part of the routine.

The Blue line is a precisely engineered consistency height designed to reduce setup variation and help make misses smaller. The Red line is a higher distance setup designed to promote an upward angle of attack and help create stronger distance conditions.

Consistent tee setup diagram

Find Your
Starting Setup.

Answer four questions about flight, strike, delivery, and your common miss. Start with Blue, start with Red, or test both.

Find Your Setup
How it works

Choose. Set. Repeat.

01

Choose your reference

Blue or Red.

02

Set it at the turf

Insert the tee until the selected alignment reference reaches the turf.

03

Repeat the setup

Begin every drive from the same selected height.

The science of tee height

Strike location can change launch and spin.

Tee height can influence attack angle and where the ball meets the driver face. The Blue reference is engineered for consistent setup. The Red reference is designed to promote an upward angle of attack and help golfers create stronger distance conditions.

Learn the Science
FAQ

Four useful answers.

Why are there two alignment references?

The Blue reference is a precisely engineered consistency height designed to reduce setup variation and help make misses smaller. The Red reference is a higher distance setup designed to promote an upward angle of attack and help create stronger distance conditions. Together, they make both starting positions easy to repeat.

Can this fix my slice or hook?

No. A slice or hook begins primarily with the relationship between the clubface and club path, along with strike location. Tee height may influence launch, contact, and total spin, but it cannot independently correct face and path.

Why doesn't a lower tee always reduce spin?

A lower setup can move contact lower on the driver face. Through vertical gear effect, a low-face strike can add backspin and produce a lower, weaker flight. The result depends on the golfer and impact location.

Why not just mark my own tee?

A homemade mark can provide a personal reference. Right Height adds consistent manufacturing, purpose-built spacing between two selected heights, clear setup guidance, and a complete repeatable system built around modern driver-fitting principles.

One product. Two useful starting conditions.

Repeat the setup.
Evaluate the flight.

The system does not make the swing or guarantee the result. It gives every drive a clearer place to begin.

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