The Golfer's Tee Boxis a patent-pending teaching platform with five distinct training tools built in: a Shallow Impact Shelf, an elevated training surface with five height settings, a Shank Stopper guide, a Stroke Length Gauge for putting, and the official Baseball Golfcompanion. From PGA Top 50 instructor Don Peterson.
The box features a patented overhang shelf — the ball sits on the ground underneathit. The shelf creates a clear visual path showing exactly how the club should approach the ball: shallow, sweeping, and through. Your eye sees the path, your swing follows it.
Adjust the box from knee height down to the ground in five stages. The ball comes up to meet the swing while the swing is still being built — then the swing comes back down to the ball when it's ready.
Don's book Baseball Golf advocates hitting off a knee-high tee to transfer baseball-style athleticism to golf. The Tee Box at full height is the official tool for the method. Read the book, set the box, train the swing.
Use the box as a visual guide to keep your club path directed through the center of the ball. Side-rail references frame your strike zone — so the club arrives where the ball is, every time.
The Tee Box top doubles as a putting stroke gauge. Practice the 2/1 ratio, perfect your stroke length, and dial in distance control with consistent reference points printed right on the box.
Most golfers chop down at the ball. They've been told to "hit down on it" so often that their swing develops a steep, vertical attack — the kind that produces pulled shots, slices, and chunks. The Shallow Impact Shelf fixes this without saying a word.
Here's the design: a patented overhang shelf extends out from the box. The ball sits on the ground, underneaththe shelf. The space between the shelf and the ball shows you the perfect path— a clear, shallow lane the club should sweep through to reach the ball cleanly. Your eye sees it. Your swing follows it.
Note: this is a differentfeature from the elevated training platform on top of the box. The Shelf works with the ball on the ground. The platform on top elevates the ball for progressive height training (see Use 02 below). One box, two distinct teaching surfaces.
Beginners — and golfers rebuilding their swing — don't fail at making contact because their swing is bad. They fail because the ball is too far away from the swing they're capable of making yet. The top of the box— its elevated training platform — closes that gap.
Fold the box to set the ball at knee height, where any decent rotation will hit it. Once the swing is grooved, drop to shin, then ankle, then tee height, and finally back to the ground. The ball moves down to meet the swing — not the other way around.
In Baseball Golf, Don makes the case for transferring the athleticism of a baseball swing into a golf swing — by training off a knee-high tee. The argument is that golfers who try to "lift" the ball off the ground from day one develop habits that take a lifetime to undo. Hit it like a baseball first; bring it to the ground later.
The Tee Box is the physical setup the book describes. Set it at full knee height, take a baseball-style cut, and you're training exactly what Don has been teaching for 30 years. Read the book. Use the box.Train better than every golfer who came before you.
A shank — the dreaded sideways squirt off the hosel — is what happens when the club path drifts outside the ball. The Tee Box stops it before it starts.
The side rails of the box act as visual guardrailsfor your swing path. As long as the club enters and exits within them, the strike happens through the center of the ball — not the heel. Use it for a few rep sets and the new path becomes muscle memory. The shank disappears.
Distance control on the green isn't about strength — it's about stroke length. A consistent 2-to-1 ratio (back-stroke to forward-stroke) at varying lengths is what produces lag putts that finish at the hole instead of three feet past it.
The top of the Tee Box has a Stroke Length Gaugeprinted across it: marked positions for one-, two-, and three-putter stroke lengths, on each side of center. Practice the cadence and the calibration over and over, until your eyes can read a 30-footer and your hands already know the stroke that gets there.
Golfer's Tee Box is the first in a planned family of training boxes — each curated for a different golfer, a different need, a different stage of the journey.
The flagship teaching platform. Five teaching tools, five training heights, and the patented Shallow Impact Shelf. The original invention — and the foundation of the family.
The curated kit. Includes the Miyagi Ball system plus foundational training tools — shipped to every Miyagi For Golf online student so the at-home work is never improvised.
A second-tier kit focused entirely on the putting stroke. For golfers who've worked through the foundational system and are ready to specialize.
For experienced golfers who've moved past fundamentals — additional tools, drills, and challenges to keep progress going past the foundational kit.
Different golfers, different boxes. Each future variant is sized and equipped for a specific audience — kids, women, and beginners who need different tools to get started right.
A fully customizable box for corporate gifts, hospitality events, and brand activations. Co-branded, content-curated, delivered with your event.
Golfer’s Tee Box