Raise Your Game: Blog by Power Tee

Needless to say, this weekend was a huge one for everyone who's ever heard of Tiger Woods or Phil Mickelson. I watched "The Match" at a bar, and it wasn't just rabid golf fans tuning in - by the time the playoff holes rolled around, EVERY PAIR OF EYEBALLS was glued to the screen.

The first ever live golf pay-per-view event is happening this Friday, and if you haven't heard about it by now you must be living in a bubble. Tiger Woods vs Phil Mickelson in a winner-take-all, $9 million mic'd up match - I AM DROOLING. 

With all the goings-on in the world today, most of which is borderline depressing, it's good to find some news that isn't all bad. Much like how at the end of local news broadcasts, after they talk about all the murders and robberies, they talk about the adorable new baby giraffe born at the zoo!

In the early 1980's, Golf Digest came up with an idea that would be cause for hilarity for years to come. They wanted to find the world's worst golfer.

If you follow our social media accounts (which you should - if not here's our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram) you may notice that Thursdays are... a little different. 

Power Tee isn't just an adult way to practice golf, improve your game, or blow off steam after work with a bucket of balls. Kids love Power Tee too!

Today we have a special guest blog from our second Marketing team member, Alyssa! Read on to learn about her and how she came to Power Tee, and who her favorite Power Tee Ambassador is (hint: it's the one with the accent).

Today is a guest post from Power Tee Founder and CEO, Martin Wyeth! In 2009, Power Tee won the Queen's Award For Enterprise: Innovation in the UK, and because of this, they got to meet Queen Elizabeth! Read on to find out how Martin struggled to perfect Power Tee, and how their trip to Buckingham Palace was equal parts amazing and terrifying:

I am not ashamed to admit - I am horrible at golf.

With the excitement from the Ryder Cup fading, I wanted to let you know about a charity fundraiser we did during the Ryder Cup for a charity close to us: The Tesori Family Foundation.