Is it correct behavior to pick up a broken tee when playing golf?
Leaving a broken tee made of wood on the tee or next to the tee would not usually be a bad thing, especially as the natural material wood eventually composts. However, the artificial colors on the tees delay this process immensely, so that not only plastic tees should be picked up from the tee or in the field.
Plastic tees are significantly more robust, harder and more durable than wooden tees and are therefore particularly damaging to the spindles of a lawn mower. These are damaged by the plastic tees and quickly lose their cutting sharpness. Whether wooden or plastic tees, a broken or even whole tee should always be collected. For the sake of the environment, appearance and greenkeeping technology.
