What brand of tees do you use?

[Spoon]

i need a tee with a stopper, i cannot use one without.
right now i use the 4 more yards. only use it coz my tees
dont fly away when i drive.

for irons and woods any wooden one will do

[SPY ZINGER]

Epoch, they last forever.

[sheppy335]

Zero Friction 1 3/4 and 2 3/4

[dlee360]

I used to use the Zero Friction ones, but now I prefer the wood...I like the feeling of breaking a tee

[mr_duffer]

[quote name='minhjn' timestamp='1320118454' post='3745019']
zero friction cause they don't break.
[/quote]

Ditto

[anand]

[size="3"][b]Zero friction tees.They really last for a very long time.[/b][/size]

[Birdies4Me]

For irons and fairway woods - Whatever broken leftover is laying on the tee box.

[size="2"]For driver - 2¾" Champ Zarma FLYtees. Not for all of the idiotic claims of increased distance or accuracy. Simply because they last a really, really, really long time.[/size]

[tywebb19]

white wood ones.

[Bogaman]

I think the ones I just bought are called 'One Shot, One Kill' because that's how long they last.

[Smpear]

I play with brown wooden tees. The white ones leave noticeable marks on the driver.

[RookieBlue7]

Zero Friction. Use the same tee all year until it gets cold, when they get brittle. I've broke one this season, in my last round when it was 44 degrees when we teed off. Can get them cheap as dirt on the bay too.

[dlygrisse]

Preferably free wooden ones

[Green Valley]

[quote name='bullie76' timestamp='1320113703' post='3744637']
I've never seen a brand on a bag of tees.
[/quote]

same

[Green Valley]

currently zero friction. going back to wooden tees.

[shootermcgavin2]

been using brush tees now for a while when hitting driver or woods, o/w just regular ol wooden tees.

[mtomaro09]

Pride 2 3/4". Love the consistent height every time.

[CosmosMpower]

[quote name='SPY ZINGER' timestamp='1320207674' post='3749351']
Epoch, they last forever.
[/quote]

+1

[ClarkGrswld4]

2 3/4" Epoch tees...they are free at the club

[jkumpire]

[quote name='homergolf' timestamp='1320174779' post='3747319']
My favorite tees are Stinger Tees. The company is located in Ohio, so they get first look, plus they are great tees.
[/quote]

+1000000000000

[Vindog]

Tried the Brushtees, and while I did like them, and the fact that I got consistent ball height, I was disappointed in their durability.

I use natural wood tees, not too cheap though. A bag last several sesons for a couple bucks.

[pccasstpro]

The free ones that the CSGA give out!

[fjk]

+1 zero friction. look clean and take a while to break.

[thaus7]

the wood ones... they're wood color

[jstet003]

Bought some bamboo tees from Golf Galaxy. They don't break nearly as much which keeps me from having to buy tees all the time

[drivethepar4]

[size=2]white w/blue stipe 3 1/4'' with the driver and 2 1/4 with irons & fairway woods. Also have some Stinger tees (natural brown) in two lengths - 3" & 3 7/8 - that are very slender and have a very small platform - actually a challenge to get the ball on the shorter ones. I remember when I purchased they advertised to give you 14 more yds. Reality, I don't know, but mentally I think it kinda works - in fact bought in bulk and have a lot left.[/size]

[mesquite2]

Zero Friction 4 "

[OffCourse]

I play finders, it's amazing how many people, lose / drop / toss tees. Never bought tees in my life and I'm actually constantly GAINING inventory. Seriously, I find more than I use. I have a small tee pocket on my bag that holds about 50 tees and I usually have to empty it out half way through the season.

[DaSportsGuy]

I play whatever tee's you guys play. I haven't bought a tee in the 3 years I've played. I find more unbroken tee's I can't break them fast enough to go out and buy them.

[OrlandoSean]

the ones in the carts or on the tee box

[gshlaven62]

Epoch- my 1.3 HCP cousin says I'm cheating.