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Tees

A new Club document window (or a new course) starts with one tee shown in one block:

A New Tee Block

If you have deleted a nine or added a nine, each nine is shown separately with its tee:

A Tee With One Nine

Tees are usually known by who plays from them like the "Ladies" tees or the "Championship" tees or by their color. Golf Personal can handle both ways of identifying tees. If the course identifies tees by color, start by choosing the appropriate color from the Tee Color popup menu.

Tee Color Selector

Notice that the name of the tee is set to reflect the color chosen. If the course has names for its tees, start by typing the name of a tee in the Tee Name box, then select the appropriate color. If the color you're looking for isn't in the Tee Color menu, choose "Custom" in the Tee Color menu. You can then use the Mac OS "Color Picker" to make your own color, then type the appropriate name in the name box. The color of the tee marker to the right of the Tee Color popup button reflects the color you've chosen.

It's perfectly OK to have more than one tee of the same color - perhaps women and men play from the same tees using different pars, hole handicaps or Course Ratings. Just make sure the two tees of the same color are given different names.

In the Course Rating text box, type the official course rating for this course from this tee. A USGA Course Rating, for example, will be a decimal number, like 69.3, that reflects the difficulty of the course for scratch golfers.

In the Slope Rating text box, type the USGA Slope Rating for this course from this tee. A USGA Slope Rating will be an integer number, like 113, that reflects the difficulty of the course for non-scratch golfers.

When you have just one nine on this course, or three or more nines, you need to provide 9-hole Course and Slope Ratings. The club should be able to provide Course and Slope Ratings.

To add additional tees for the course, just click on the Add A Tee button in the Course block and repeat entering information and setting the color of the Tee. When you're done, you may have several tees set up:

Three Tees

To delete a tee, click in one of the entry fields on the tee block (the name field will suffice) and choose Delete Tee from the Edit menu or enter D from your keyboard. The tee will be deleted.

You can also delete a tee by clicking in an entry field on the tee block (its name, rating or slope) and pressing the Delete button on the toolbar.

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