Premier Martini Tee Adaptive Golf Ball Teeing Device for All Golfers – Senior & Adaptive Golf Aid for Effortless Tee Placement and Improved Accessibility Golf Ball Retriever

Wow! A teeing device that actually works well easy to use durable. It is the best one that I have ever owned. The first one I was constantly breaking the internal parts that hold the ball in place. The next looked sturdy but in actual use turned out to be very flimsy. Plus when you finished teeing up there was no place to put it except laying it on the round. (Defeating the purpose of having to bend over) Tee Tender takes care of everything. It is very sturdy and you can tee up in harder soil thanks to the locking system The stand legs allows you to stand up the device for easy retrieval .Take my word for it it is the absolutely best tee ing device ever. Thank you Tee Tender.

This is amazing! Works like a charm and allows me to golf even when I do not have a friend available to tee the ball up for me. Thanks Tee Tender.

Works great

The Premier Martini Tee Adaptive Golf Ball Teeing Device is built on an excellent concept, aiming to assist golfers with limited mobility. However, in practice, the device presents several challenges. A primary drawback is its exclusivity to proprietary Martini tees, which come at a premium price and prevent golfers from using other preferred types, such as Stinger tees.Contrary to demonstrations, using the device is not effortless and requires a steep learning curve with significant patience; quick movements often cause the ball to fall. For an individual with a prosthetic leg, the tool was intended to be a solution but instead proved more cumbersome than the traditional method of bending down. Considering the required practice and the cost of both the device and its specific tees, the overall value and convenience it offers are questionable, making it a potentially frustrating investment.

I'm 75 and have golfed my whole life. Back pain made it hard to bend over and tee up my ball. I use Martini Tees and couldn’t find a device that worked with them until I found Tee Tender. It fits in my bag, tees the ball perfectly, and even lets me pick it up without bending down. The real golf shaft and grip make it feel like part of my set. This product has truly let me keep playing the game I love. Highly recommend!

The media could not be loaded. Someone did the happy dance when they saw their invention in use. This is a very clever grabber... and it is modern. By modern, I mean that I have found other golf gadgets, that are older and do not take in to account that most are using large tees. The Martini style tee patent must have expired, as you see a flood of knockoffs, and most even bigger. As you can see in my one pic, I use one of the biggest ones available, and it fits perfect.My biggest concern is getting it in the bag, as I have bags that have separate tubes for each club, and the box that makes it possible to operate, is bigger than the holes on the bags, thus putting a square box in a round hole. If you have a bag that is more open ( see last pic ) it works fine, if you have the room.So the only two additions I would add is maybe have a clip so it can hang on the outside of the bag, and the button that is currently at the end, could be relocated to the grip, so you could push with your thumb, while holding it like a regular club.I may regret keeping it, as the day will come when I am limited, but I golf with some old boys who I am going offer it to. They always invite me out, but for selfish reasons... "At our age, we can't see where the ball goes, and by the time we get there, we forget what we were looking for !" 😂I will be updating on how what the old boys say.

We have a local organization that runs golfing lessons for adaptive kids, including my son (16). While my son is able to place his own tees, not all of the participants can. I picked this up and shared it with the coach. He and other students have been trying it out. Some students took to it immediately! They quickly learned how to place and pull their tees, and they appreciate that the device stands independently. Some of the students did not care for it...there is a certain amount of coordination, strength and practice needed to successfully place the tee.I think this is a great assistive device for adaptive golfers with the strength and coordination (and patience to practice)...but like many things, not for everyone.

Works as it should. Good quality with nice grip. Easy to use.