This company was started in 2016 in an effort to establish a new method for collecting, storing, and disposing of broken golf tees using a tray attached to the dashboard of the golf cart. The only other options at the time were to leave the broken tees on the tee box, throw them in the cart somewhere, put them back in your pocket, or bend down and place them in a small box sitting near the tee marker, if there was one. There was nothing that effectively covered every tee box on every hole. A lot of tee boxes looked like a broken tee graveyard. There were no good options until I designed this golf cart dash tray that was removable. Players could easily place all their broken tees in the tray and collect them until the end of the round. The maintenance staff then could easily remove the tray, empty the contents, and replace the tray. Players just had to make the effort to pick up their broken tees and put them in the tray. This tray eliminated the need for any small containers on the tee box, it eliminated the hassle of trying to get the tees out from a cart compartment, and you didn't have to keep them in your pocket. My first sale was to a golf course that bought them because they had players that always picked up any broken tees that were on the tee box and put them in the cart compartment. They wanted nice looking tee boxes. It was a pain for the staff to clean the carts. The tray made it so much easier for the players and the maintenance to deal with this problem.
I talked to the First Tee about my effort to clean up the tee boxes. Even plastic tees break and there are still a lot of wood tees being used. I said that it was about forming good habits, just like fixing ball marks on the greens. You need to be taught at an early age to clean up your broken tees. There is nothing worse than walking up to the tee box and having to kick the broken tees out of the way so you can hit. You only need them really on the par threes and having them in the tray makes them easy to get.
The golf cart dashboard storage trays today are bigger than the original trays and offer a multi-purpose function for golfers and community golf carts. They are big enough to store your phone, range finder, golf balls, glasses, keys and most any other small item that you need easy access to. I love using the tray when I play golf to collect broken golf tees and would love to see more courses use them and encourage their players to use them. For golf courses the tray offers an effective and easy all day tee box maintenance for every tee box. For community golf carts the tray offers easy and convenient additional storage.
I talked to the First Tee about my effort to clean up the tee boxes. Even plastic tees break and there are still a lot of wood tees being used. I said that it was about forming good habits, just like fixing ball marks on the greens. You need to be taught at an early age to clean up your broken tees. There is nothing worse than walking up to the tee box and having to kick the broken tees out of the way so you can hit. You only need them really on the par threes and having them in the tray makes them easy to get.
The golf cart dashboard storage trays today are bigger than the original trays and offer a multi-purpose function for golfers and community golf carts. They are big enough to store your phone, range finder, golf balls, glasses, keys and most any other small item that you need easy access to. I love using the tray when I play golf to collect broken golf tees and would love to see more courses use them and encourage their players to use them. For golf courses the tray offers an effective and easy all day tee box maintenance for every tee box. For community golf carts the tray offers easy and convenient additional storage.
WW Custom Products LLC
4100 Arborway
Charlotte, NC 28211
wwcustomproducts@gmail.com
Pete Whittington
704-519-8661
4100 Arborway
Charlotte, NC 28211
wwcustomproducts@gmail.com
Pete Whittington
704-519-8661