What brand of tees do you use?

[Johnny]

 

yes in PINK...

[PingTJ]

I used to use Zero Restriction, but when its hot and dry, they would just bend when trying to put them in the ground. Went back to wood tees, and got tired of carrying so many in my pocket. So I tried the Epoch. Can put two (1-large, 1-small) in my pocket at the beginning of the round, and put two back in my bag at the end. Best tee ever, and that $6 I spent will last me years!

I'm done with wood tees.

[Ham Solo]

2 3/4" natural wood for me.

[slawz88]

this sick new brand it's called "wooden tees"

[JimmyKJ]

I prefer wooden tees, not painted. I tend to put the tee in my mouth before I hit, and the paint comes off of painted ones. This also causes me to leave/throw away tees a lot so I don't put dirt in my mouth.
I tried Zero Friction tees and hated them. The top was too sharp in my pocket, they would bend going into the ground rendering them useless, and if I used them with an iron they were very difficult to get out of the ground.

[qtlaw]

My buddy's club has free fairly long plastic (but biodegradable I think) tees. One lasts probably multiple rounds so I don't think I've bought one in over three years. Perfect tees.

[onetime19]

I bought a bag of zero friction tees about three years ago and still have some left. I don't use them anymore cause they wont stick in the hard ground and I get tired looking for my dang tee all over the tee box. I went back to old trustworthy free wooden tees

[Hambone1]

A pile of wet sand. I keep it OG

[eric_b]

Plastic wedge tees. I have a nasty habit of breaking wooden tees. One tee lasted me the entire season.....and I got them as a gift.....so everything is coming roses!

For par 3s, I use whatever is laying around.

[bmayber1]

Anyone know where to get wooden Titleist or Taylormade tees?

[BigMike06]

Stinger Tees. I love em. Work the best for me less friction= more distance

[WhiZ]

+1 for Epochs... My local mini-tour is sponsored by them and so we always get a handful at the beginning of each tournament.

[MarkFromTheUK]

Callaway 3 1/4" or 2 1/8" white wooden tees.

American Golf Discount are selling boxes of 100 for £1.99 at the moment, buy 2 get 3rd free.

[sackgolf]

I'm with ya. White wooden tees, 3 1/4". Not sure what the "brand" is but I think they are JP Lann.



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white wooden ones.
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[9BirdiesNoBogeys]

3 1/4 natural is the only way I go. Hate colored tees or white tees because of the mark they leave on my clubs.

[CUTigers2011]

I haven't bought tees in over a year. Just pick up what's near me at the range and they're everywhere on tee boxes. Whatever will go into the ground and hold my ball up off of ground. My bag of tees is growing instead of shrinking.

[shuddleston]

i always used what i found on the tee box or in the cart - i might try some epochs though...

[payl8tr]

Zero Friction! They last a long time for me.

[drswain]

I use Epoch 3 1/4" They don't break. i got a box of 50 with ten of them being hybrid/wood tees. Haven't broke one yet and they have the less friction heads on them. Love them. Just don't use them on driving range. They tend to fly.

[kduffy]

All that I get are plain wooden tees, i get a $5 packet of them once a year and they last me for ages, and trust me I play a lot to get a fair bit of use out of them! I always use branded/coloured tees whenever I find them though but I certainly don't buy them. It's just another useless expense in an already expensive game.

[chicgolf19]

I use the Evolve Golf Vireo plastic tees (purchase at Golfsmith). These are plasic 2 3/4" tees and let me tell you they are better than Zero Friction plastic tees. These tees are expensive $6 for 35 tees but they last foreverrr. I dont break them very often, even with irons. I really like these golf tees

[sirukuma]

+1 on the Epoch. The teaching pro at my club uses them when giving lessons on the range. These things never break so they are all over the range. I picked up 5-6 from the range tee area while warming up for my first round this year, and I still have at least 3 of them in my bag. I know I've used the same one for 20+ rounds now. These things are going to put all the tee manufacturers out of business because a bag of 50 will last you a lifetime.

[360_CS]

Golf pride 2-1/8th inch (red). Hardly ever break since only a small amount is in the ground

 

BTW Has any one tried these?

 

[rjkrutsch]

Pink Epoch....love em. I saw a trick at a muni in LA, this gentleman looped a string around the tee and conected it his divot repair tool and put the divot tool into the ground. He said that has uses the same tee upto 20 rounds.

[RickK]

I got a bag of Epoch tees (3.25") at a golf tournament over a year ago. Still using them. I use them whenever I hit driver. Other than that, I have a bag full of short wooden tees I use for anything other than driver.

[Dei3Nascar8]

Started with the Epoch tee but was breaking the head off atleast one every 2 rounds. Then I bought the Zero Friction Tee and have played them for the past couple years. Just this past week I ordered and will will put in play the Champ Zarma tee. Claims a more rigid shaft and that is the only thing with the Zero Friction I have issues with. After a dozen rounds the tee bends or the heads get a little distorted and makes the ball wobble in the wind. I love the Zero Friction tees and will continue to use them forever. Just trying the champ tee but I like the Zero Friction. Any tee I lose before breaking is worth its weight in $$$.

[amrivew]

Pro Length blue or yellow, or zero friction yellow

[Pinseeker_72]

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There are so many different brands and different length tees out there. From brush tees, to plastic to wood, is there any brand that you prefer and why? Any tech advantage (no matter how small) perceived or otherwise?

Also, what length tees do you use (for your varioius clubs)?


I use 2 and 3/4" tees for driver and fairway woods off the tee, but usually just pick up a piece of broken tee for the par 3's when I'm using an iron to tee off.

No tech advantage that I see........wood is classic



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[Pinseeker_72]

 

yes in PINK...

 

Nice! My wife would love those.

[Pinseeker_72]

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All that I get are plain wooden tees, i get a $5 packet of them once a year and they last me for ages, and trust me I play a lot to get a fair bit of use out of them! I always use branded/coloured tees whenever I find them though but I certainly don't buy them. It's just another useless expense in an already expensive game.
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I prefer white tees so that they don't mark up the club. Every now and then I'll use natural wood tees but white is best for me because I can easily spot them once I've hit my shot.