upon the particular materials utilized it will be recognized that where plastics are used a very large number of techniques will be suitable for the fabrication of golf practice aid 10 including though not limited to such techniques as injection molding machining stamping vacuum thermoforming rotomolding and many other known techniques once again the consideration of the appearance of the resultant product the ability of a particular technique to produce suitable product the cost for a given quantity and other known factors will dictate the specific manufacturing technique to use golf practice aid 10 a golfer will first place golf practice aid 10 upon a surface or the ground when placed upon the ground tees 3 are inserted through holes 15 wherever desired the golfer may push the tees fully into the ground which serves to anchor golf practice aid 10 typically the endmost tees will be pressed fully into the ground as illustrated in fig2 and this will provide adequate anchoring the remaining tees will only be slightly inserted into the ground just sufficiently that they will not be blown over but will only fall down if actually impacted by some solid object such as a part of the club ball or other object next a golf ball 2 will be placed between rails 11 12 typically centrally therebetween and adjacent one longitudinal end thereof at this point golf practice aid 10 has been prepared for use the golfer will then swing golf club 1 between rails 11 12 and into contact with ball 2 it should be noted that golf ball 2 may be set upon a tee or may alternatively be placed directly.