GSA Golf: Auto Tee-up Systems

Auto Tee-up Systems

Tel: 239 529 3060

Auto Golf Ball Tee-up systems

under floor embedded

Coming soon: Available End of February beginning March

Reseller enquirers at wholesale prices welcome

GSA Golf Auto tee-up

Low profile version

Low profile with fairway hitting grass mat

$1,099

Low profile version with standard ball reservoir

Systems are built into strong and sturdy 1/2 inch thick wall casings

$699

Low profile version with attached ball reservoir

GSA Golf Auto Tee-up system : Low profile Under floor ball reservoir

System consists of a sturdy box with a hinged and lockable lid

and a paddle on a rail with a pull spring to pull the balls back into the ball feed opening to the auto tee system.

In order to fill the reservoir with balls, a lever is attached that holds the paddle back

thus relieving the pressure on the balls.

$1,099

Optional extra hi-end monitor stand AutoTee ball reservoirs

$299

The system features a number of mechanical levers, optical sensors and guides controlled by electronic circuits.

Max tee height depends on the thickness of the stance mat.

If mat thickness is 3/4", then max tee height is 2"

If mat thickness is 1 1/4", then max tee height is 1.5"

The system can also be built under a 2.5" recess in the flooring

A 1" diameter 10" deep hole has to be drilled into the floor

to accommodate the vertical actuator.

Should drilling a 10" deep 1" diameter hole in the flooring not be practical,

you can reduce the hole depth to any other depth (down to zero)

and just increase the raised stance mat height platform accordingly

Optional extra 12" x 1" drill bits can be included

Full size version

The full size version doesn't require a 10" deep hole to be drilled into the floor

but does require that the stance mat be raised 8"

$899

The system is available with an external ball feed

or with an attached ball reservoir

$1,299

GSA Golf Auto Tee-up system : Full size Under floor ball reservoir

System consists of a sturdy box with a hinged and lockable lid

with a compression spring loaded floor that pushes all the balls (2 layers) up

and a paddle on a rail with a pull spring to pull the balls back into the ball feed opening to the auto tee system.

In order to fill the reservoir with balls, levers are attached that hold the floor down and pulls the paddle back

thus relieving the pressure on the balls.

The max Tee height is determined by the rubber tee that is inserted into the system

Rubber tees can easily be replaced:

Just unscrew from above.

If - for the next shot -you don't want the ball on the tee, just tap it off the tee onto the mat and play from there.

If building the low profile version into your own stance mat,

then a 1 3/4" hole has to be drilled into the mat.

Use a regular 1 3/4" hole saw for this

The system is suitable for driving ranges, commercial indoor golf sim facilities as well as home users.

GSA Golf Auto Tee-up system : Electronics

Electronics include optical sensors. relays, forward/revese module and logic circuits.

Logic is :

1: User clicks the foot switch for a new ball

2: actuator is lowered

3: a new ball from the ball feed drops onto the rubber tee

4: optical sensor detects this and automatically starts raising the actuator with the new ball on the tee

Other auto tee-up systems are also avaiable on the market but usually very expensive

e.g. the PowerTee system is 10 times the price

Power Tee

$7,000

In contrast to the low profile GSA Golf AutoTee system, it would appear that the entire flooring around the stance mat

has to be significantly raised with the PowerTee system.

Ball return ramps

BigBoss auto ball return mat

$255

GSA Golf plywood ball return ramp 12ft wide X 4ft deep

without carpeting

$499

GSA Golf plywood ball return ramp 12ft wide X 4ft deep

with carpeting

$599

International customers - Outside the US - Please note!

Please note: GSA Golf is not responsible for any import customs duties or brokerage fees that may be due for your order when arriving at the border.

All such customs duties and brokerage fees must be paid by the recipient.