Should You Tee Up the Ball on a Par 3?

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Should You Tee Up the Ball on a Par 3?

'Should I use a tee peg on a par 3?' is a very common question for golfers. Natalie Adams from Smash Factor Golf Coaching takes you through the two main benefits of using a tee peg even with an iron.

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