ZEROBEND Tee-Up Compact User manual

The ‘Tee-Up’ Instructions
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Thank you for purchasing the “Tee-Up Compact” and Northcroft Golf
hope that you have many years of use and pleasure from using this
product.
In addition to these instructions we recommend that you visit our
webpage where you can view demonstrations of the basic use of the
product. www.northcroftgolf.com/demos
The “Tee-Up Compact” design is the 4th generation edition to our
product range and some benefits include being shorter for those who
can bend to some degree but need a little assistance towards the
ground. In principal all our Tee-Up products work the same in
delivering a device that will allow you to successfully tee up your golf
ball without the need to bend too far.
Please take some time to read the instructions below to understand
fully the use and features of the “Tee-Up Compact”, although you
may find your own methods of use , the information is based on our
recommendations formulated after many hours of testing.
“Let your Game Start with the ‘Tee-Up’ ”
www.northcroftgolf.com - Tel:- [phone] - Email:- [email protected]

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Jaws
Stabiliser Tube
Note:- The ‘Tee-Collector’ purposely not shown attached to tube
just for clarity! - See page 5
Dedicated Loop
Loading the Tee-Up
1. With the Jaws of the device open (trigger released) simply place the golf
ball between the jaws and allow it to lay on top of the black Stabiliser Tube.
You may find laying the end of the Tee-Up onto your golf bag helps provide
additional stability when loading the device.
2. With your other hand take a tee and insert it between the jaws and push
it up against the ball. Now close the jaws together using the trigger. To
ensure the tee-peg will set easily into the ground check that the tee-peg is
pushed up against the ball and that it is in a vertical position. The device is
now loaded and you are ready to Tee Up the Ball.
Teeing Up the Ball
1. Whilst holding the trigger vertically press the tee into the ground to the
desired height. Slowly release the trigger to open the jaws and whilst
keeping the foot of the tube placed on the ground allow the ‘Stabiliser’ to
rise slowly until it is clear of the ball. The stabiliser allows you to maintain
absolute precision.
2. When clear of the ball you are now in position to gently move the jaws
sideways away from the ball and thus completing the procedure.

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What to do with your device after Teeing up?
After successfully teeing up your ball you now wish to play your shot so
you will need to do something with the device.
If there is no practical alternative place to leave the Tee-Up then drop the
device gently to the ground, play your shot and then retrieve it by hooking
the end of your club either through the dedicated loop attached to the
handle (see first photo opposite) or under the Jaws of the Stabiliser tube
enabling you to lift the device upwards and towards you so that it is
possible to take hold of it. See Photo’s.
NOTE:- For safety reasons we have purposely designed the
Tee-Up range without any sharp or pointed spikes.
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TC
You can now effortlessly pick up your Tee-peg
The “Tee Collector” (TC) - see photo opposite
Picking up a golf tee can be awkward depending on the type of tee and where it has
landed after playing your shot.
To aid in this process the cleverly designed ‘Tee collector’ (TC), which consists of an
Air ball and a special clip, is fitted to the stabiliser tube.
With very little practice the ‘TC’ makes it easy to collect the tee quickly and efficiently
regardless of where it is laying.
NB: if you prefer NOT to use the ‘TC’ then simply unclip it from the stabiliser.
There are two recommended methods for picking up your Tee Peg.
1. Use the Jaws only to gently collect the Tee-peg. See Photo A.
2. OR - if you are having difficulty (because of the style of tee used for example)
then why not try using the “TC” as described below.
3. If not already done then attach the supplied “TC” to the Stabiliser tube. (This
can now be left on the device permanently if you wish).
4. Manoeuvre the “TC” to place it inside the jaws which should then be partly
closed. Photo B.
5. Position the Tee-Up stabiliser tube end close to the tee peg, lower with the jaws
partially open and place the “TC” over the tee peg. Photo C.
6. Push the device down and over the tee then close the jaws to retrieve the tee-
peg. Photo D.
Note:- The “TC” should also be placed inside the jaws when folding the device for
storage.