Some golfers have hand tremors that limit their ability to tee up a ball. Even with a tee device, this can be very frustrating. 

In our initial testing of the new the REACHERGOLF 45 degree, we found that the 45 degree tee position can give an extra steadiness in teeing a ball. The jaws on this model open extra wide. By using the 45 degree tee position, a golfer can tee a ball and then drop and drag the cups back without touching the ball. We call it the "Drop and Drag" method.

The REACHERGOLF 30" to 44" telescopic model includes stronger arms and a trigger-type handle. The shaft can be rotated and locked to any length from 30" to 44".

The 44" was originally designed for taller golfers. A re-design introduced the exclusive 2nd, (45-degree) tee position. This 45-degree tee position allows you to tee up a ball 2-3 feet from your stance. As such, it is the choice for Adaptive golfers who swing from a seated position such as from an adaptive cart.

In later testing, we discovered a process that would lead to steadier and more consistent tee ups. This process is what we now refer to as the "Drop & Drag method. If you have issues with inadvertently knocking a ball off the tee, the 45 degree REACHERGOLF model may be for you.

You can also easily pick up a ball off the turf, pick up a ball in the ruff, pick up your tee, or even pick up your ball from the cup with our included accessory...All without bending over. We recommend using magnum head tees such as the "PTS Maxx Pro" or the "Martini" style tees. Being thinner and stiffer plastic tees, PTS MaxxPro tees work best in hard pan areas. 

Because of the 45-degree, 2nd tee position, this REACHERGOLF cannot fit into a cup. Therefore, we include a special accessory that will make that possible, in fact even easier.

Overcome issues and lets play golf!