By: Nia Fredrich | nfredrich@massgolf.org It’s likely that you stick 18-tees in the ground during one round of golf. Maybe less if you prefer ground irons on a par-3 tee box, but just imagine the amount of tees that end up on or in the ground in your lifetime rounds. With 120,000 Mass Golf Members, that’s a lot of tees. But do you ever wonder what may happen to the half of the tee that stays in the ground if the tee is broken on impact? Or why courses and groundskeepers have slowly been adding discard boxes and garbage cans closer to the tee box to have you help clean up the tees on the course? Forrest of broken tees under striped sod. (Contributed) It’s no doubt that the involvement of th
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