There are several different types of tees:
Concrete Paver Tee Pads (PT). A wooden frame with patio tiles. These are generally 4' x 8', which is just enough for a crossover step. This is the most common type of tee, especially out on the slopes.
Carpet Tee Pads (CT). A wooden frame with an astroturf surface. (Like the tee pads at Greene Counnty and Walnut Creek, the carpet is a remnant from an old UVa practice field).
Wooden Tee Pads (WT). These are my new favorite. They are easier to build. We’ll see how long they last.
Long Markers (LM). 4' long piece of landscape timber, usually on ground that is fairly flat already. The Tee is behind the marker.
Short Markers (SM). A 16" piece of landscape timber alond side the road, a driveway, or a fairway. This designation is also used for some slate markers out in the woods
Roadside Markers. Short Posts alongside road, driveway or trail. The tee is anywhere on a straight line across the road, driveway or fairway
Carpet (C). A piece of carpet laid down to serve as a temprary tee pad.
Patio (P): The concrete back patio at the 1210 cabin.
|
Tee |
Tee Type |
Location |
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A1 |
LM |
Near the bottom of the 1210 driveway, at the end of the logging trail. |
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A2 |
RM |
The 1210 mailbox |
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A3 |
LM |
S of circle, at the entrance to the entrance to the AF fairway. |
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A4 |
PT |
50‘ N of the green power box at the base of the driveway. |
|
A5 |
RM |
Trail Marker Half Between A and F |
|
B1 |
PT |
A small stand and deliver tee pad, with a slate surface. |
|
B2 |
LM |
Buried marker at the edge of the driveway |
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B3 |
P |
Cement patio on N side of 1210 cabin. There is a slate marker. |
|
B4 |
LM |
Between the woods and the 1210 driveway, at the curve. |
|
C1 |
LM |
On the logging trail E of the cabin, at the mouth of the CE fairway |
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|
PT |
25' into the CE fairway |
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|
SM |
Buried marker, NE corner of the 1210 driveway |
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|
RM |
Wooden marker at the crest of CE fairway |
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|
C |
Top of the rock. Stand and deleiver only – it’s a long way down |
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|
PT |
Above basket E |
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|
RM |
Wooden marker at the crest of CE fairway (same as C4) |
|
E4 |
LM |
On Trail S of E basket, the marker is a log. |
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F1 |
PT |
On FK fairway, 30' W of basket F |
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F2 |
PT |
On FI fairway, 40’ S of basket F |
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F3 |
PT |
On FA fairway, 50’ N of basket F |
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F4 |
PT |
Tee Pad 125' East of Basket |
|
F5 |
RM |
Trail Marker halfway between F and A |
|
G1 |
SM |
Slate marker at entry gap of GH fairway |
|
G2 |
CT |
Middle of DH fairway, 40' NW of G basket |
|
G3 |
PT |
Short tee box in the middle of the steps on the north slope. |
|
H1 |
PT |
40’ above basket H, at confluence of AH and GH fairways. |
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H2 |
CT |
On DH fairway, 30’ E of basket H |
|
I1 |
LM |
Next to I basket |
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I2 |
PT |
On IF fairway, 60’ N of basket I |
|
J1 |
RM |
Next to road, 30 W' of basket |
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J2 |
RM |
Next to 1206 driveway, near the blue water pump |
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J3 |
RM |
At the curve between the J and L Baskets (same as L4) |
|
K1 |
PT |
E of basket, at entry to woods |
|
K2 |
RM |
At the bottom of the 1206 driveway, along the edge |
|
K3 |
LM |
W of basket, at entry to woods |
|
L1 |
C |
On LN Fairway, 40’ S of basket H |
|
L2 |
RM |
100 ft W of the basket (towards Turkey Ridge). |
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L3 |
WT |
150' into the woods. |
|
L4 |
RM |
At the curve between the J and L Baskets (same as J3) |
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N1 |
WT |
Above the rocks near the basket. |
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N2 |
LM |
40' W of basket |
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N3 |
WT |
250' into the woods. Same as L2 |
|
O1 |
WT |
It looks like and serves as a bridge, but it is there to be a tee. |
|
O2 |
WT |
In the middle of the OP fairway, same as P3 |
|
P1 |
LM |
Near P basket |
|
P2 |
CT |
On trail west of P basket |
|
P3 |
WT |
In the middle of the OP fairway, same as O2 |
1210 Cabin = Spoiled Hike World Headquarters, aka Three Peaks
1206 Cabin = Southern Comfort
For the purpose of the above directions, the ridge is assumed to run west to east (it's really more like NW to SE)