TEE C723/E723 Launched Today

[golfinbrad]

The top looks the same as the C722, but big difference on the sole.  I like the idea of the movable weight design.  Just not sure I'm in the market for another driver.  The stock shaft selection is pretty slim.  Do like the E723 fairway.  Curious to see actual numbers on the LM.

 

 

[ShortSticks]

MUCH better than the last couple of designs. 

[rainkingjr]

Info is up on their website. The C723 offers three lofts this time. 8, 9 and 10.5. I'll be looking forward to the 2nd Swing review video as they seem to always be first in on Tour Edge stuff.

[Ghostwedge]

Good looking club, flip it over and yuck.....

Whoever signed off on the graphics put the Red Bull down.

[hammergolf]

OMG! They just flat out know how to design and shape woods and hybrids. Looking forward to trying these in a couple months.

[NNJ]

The fairways look good despite the weird sole. First time I’ve wanted to get back into trying one of their fairways since the CBX and CBX119

Edited February 8, 2023 by NNJ

[Pleasedwith3putts]

No utility yet

[Konklifer]

Pro 723 forged irons look nice.

[golfinbrad]

3 minutes ago, Konklifer said:

Pro 723 forged irons look nice.

Totally agree.  Big improvement over that last version.  Only negative is stock shaft option

 

Edited February 8, 2023 by golfinbrad

[Golfingfanatic]

THey look a bit New Level-esque imo

[golfinbrad]

11 hours ago, Pleasedwith3putts said:

No utility yet

They're listed now 

[ballzo]

Like that iron. Looks snazzy.

[southpaw72]

Played my first round yeateday with a new to me c721. Man people sleep on TEE it’s been its been years since I’ve had one but I love it. Probably need to list my stealth and try a newer model or play with shafts in what I’ve got. I wish they offered a 9* for lefty’s though. 

[golfinbrad]

5 minutes ago, southpaw72 said:

Played my first round yeateday with a new to me c721. Man people sleep on TEE it’s been its been years since I’ve had one but I love it. Probably need to list my stealth and try a newer model or play with shafts in what I’ve got. I wish they offered a 9* for lefty’s though. 

I have the C722.  Might not be the longest but super straight and forgiving.  TEE is always dismissed for some reason.  Woods and hybrids are awesome.   Haven't gamed the irons but the new forged are tempting.

[southpaw72]

1 minute ago, golfinbrad said:

I have the C722.  Might not be the longest but super straight and forgiving.  TEE is always dismissed for some reason.  Woods and hybrids are awesome.   Haven't gamed the irons but the new forged are tempting.

They’re almost like a secret for woods. Don’t think they’ve offered irons for a lefty but I’ve had a couple drivers. Mine has the stock hzrdus black. But still seems to have a high launch. Wish they offered a 9*. No LM numbers to judge but I’ve always like a lower flight off the tee but after one round I’m looking forward to more time with it.  

[golfinbrad]

3 minutes ago, southpaw72 said:

They’re almost like a secret for woods. Don’t think they’ve offered irons for a lefty but I’ve had a couple drivers. Mine has the stock hzrdus black. But still seems to have a high launch. Wish they offered a 9*. No LM numbers to judge but I’ve always like a lower flight off the tee but after one round I’m looking forward to more time with it.  

I feel for you lefties.  They do offer 3 lofts on the RH 723.  Maybe now they will at least have 2 for LH.

[southpaw72]

2 minutes ago, golfinbrad said:

I feel for you lefties.  They do offer 3 lofts on the RH 723.  Maybe now they will at least have 2 for LH.

Just 10.5 if I looked right earlier r

[Pleasedwith3putts]

11 hours ago, golfinbrad said:

They're listed now 

Still can't see them - I'm referring to the ti-utility that you could get in a 2 iron not for instance the hybrids

[jonflesh]

TEE makes great stuff but their marketing used to be centered around the idea that their stuff was just as good as competitors but much cheaper. Now that their drivers are $500, with extremely limited shaft choices- that really isn’t true. They are still a little bit cheaper than callaway and tm but basically on par with cobra, srixon, Mizuno and ping.  

[Greenie]

29 minutes ago, jonflesh said:

TEE makes great stuff but their marketing used to be centered around the idea that their stuff was just as good as competitors but much cheaper. Now that their drivers are $500, with extremely limited shaft choices- that really isn’t true. They are still a little bit cheaper than callaway and tm but basically on par with cobra, srixon, Mizuno and ping.  

 

LOL.."They are just as good as competitors." They pioneered fairway woods being ahead of their time. They were way ahead and more expensive than the other OEMs. I bought my first fairways woods from them back around 2009 and my friends said are you crazy paying that kind of money.

 

They were more expensive than other OEM's but they were the leaders at least with their fairway woods in producing the best fairways. I still have those fairways in my basement along with my two other models of their woods in the basement I've gamed over the years and currently play their C721 driver and woods and a E722 hybrid. 

 

If you look at recent models they are at the top in performance compared to other OEM's. They have been a good bang for your buck purchased in recent years.

 

I agree with you this years model's pricing, and limited shaft options are a little disappointing to see comparing to the last few years. If the new model performs at the top again I'm sure it will sell.

[Bdck]

Miss the old days where TEE was only concerned with producing absolute cannons for fairway woods.

 

Mid 2000 TEE and Sonartec fairways were so sweet.

[jonflesh]

1 hour ago, Greenie said:

 

LOL.."They are just as good as competitors." They pioneered fairway woods being ahead of their time. They were way ahead and more expensive than the other OEMs. I bought my first fairways woods from them back around 2009 and my friends said are you crazy paying that kind of money.

 

They were more expensive than other OEM's but they were the leaders at least with their fairway woods in producing the best fairways. I still have those fairways in my basement along with my two other models of their woods in the basement I've gamed over the years and currently play their C721 driver and woods and a E722 hybrid. 

 

If you look at recent models they are at the top in performance compared to other OEM's. They have been a good bang for your buck purchased in recent years.

 

I agree with you this years model's pricing, and limited shaft options are a little disappointing to see comparing to the last few years. If the new model performs at the top again I'm sure it will sell.

I don’t disagree with anything you’re saying.
 

My point was more about what appears to be an impending shift in their marketing. In recent years they used the marketing slogan “pound for pound nothing comes close,” which implied from a cost/benefit analysis they were the tops. TEE always highlighted how they did so well in mgs or txg’s “value driver category.”  I’m just pointing out they now appear to be shifting away from that strategy since their product cost roughly the same as the top competitors in the space. 

 

 

[the bishop]

I'd like to think they'll add more shaft choices once the pre-order period is over.  Right now very slim.

[golfinbrad]

1 minute ago, the bishop said:

I'd like to think they'll add more shaft choices once the pre-order period is over.  Right now very slim.

I hope.  Hard enough to compete product wise, let alone if you have to add another $50-$250 for a shaft.  Possible they are waiting on shape shipments as well.

[lazyjc4]

If they're better than the E722 line, than they've produced a miracle and should be considered for sainthood. 

[knudson81]

On 2/8/2023 at 2:12 PM, golfinbrad said:

Totally agree.  Big improvement over that last version.  Only negative is stock shaft option

 

 

 

I agree that the look is solid from photos. I think we have some coming to the office for an in-hand look and I am excited to see them. The feel on the previous forged CB was very, very soft so these should be a very underrated set of irons.

[the bishop]

On 2/8/2023 at 1:12 PM, golfinbrad said:

Totally agree.  Big improvement over that last version.  Only negative is stock shaft option

 

So reached out to TE through their chat function on their site.  From what they told me the DG105 will be the ONLY stock shaft option offered.  They can do a custom build for you but will take longer obviously since they have to order the shafts.

[third-times-a-charm]

POUND FOR POUND

 

The worst marketing slogan ever. Has nothing to do with golf.

 

...but lets put it on all of our TV commercials!

 

Actually if you weighed Callaway and Taylormade and TEE clubs on a scale 'pound for pound' you would find they all weigh THE SAME weight.

Edited February 11, 2023 by third-times-a-charm

[southpaw72]

On 2/10/2023 at 10:31 PM, third-times-a-charm said:

POUND FOR POUND

 

The worst marketing slogan ever. Has nothing to do with golf.

 

...but lets put it on all of our TV commercials!

 

Actually if you weighed Callaway and Taylormade and TEE clubs on a scale 'pound for pound' you would find they all weigh THE SAME weight.

Eh it’s not the worst lol. And as an under appreciated product it does sort of fit the bill. Let me know where fargiveness is in the dictionary after you get done with the scale. 😂😂

[gridironesq]

On 2/9/2023 at 10:58 AM, Greenie said:

 

LOL.."They are just as good as competitors." They pioneered fairway woods being ahead of their time. They were way ahead and more expensive than the other OEMs. I bought my first fairways woods from them back around 2009 and my friends said are you crazy paying that kind of money.

 

They were more expensive than other OEM's but they were the leaders at least with their fairway woods in producing the best fairways. I still have those fairways in my basement along with my two other models of their woods in the basement I've gamed over the years and currently play their C721 driver and woods and a E722 hybrid. 

 

If you look at recent models they are at the top in performance compared to other OEM's. They have been a good bang for your buck purchased in recent years.

 

I agree with you this years model's pricing, and limited shaft options are a little disappointing to see comparing to the last few years. If the new model performs at the top again I'm sure it will sell.

I’m looking for an XCG5 13* head if you can part with one 🏌🏻🏌🏻