Comments on: Zero Friction Tee Review http://thesandtrap.com/equipment/accessories/zero_friction_tee_review Golf News, Reviews, and Commentary Sat, 21 Nov 2009 13:22:24 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: losova http://thesandtrap.com/equipment/accessories/zero_friction_tee_review#comment-18090 losova Wed, 26 Aug 2009 01:46:34 +0000 http://thesandtrap.com/uncategorized/zero_friction_tee_review/#comment-18090 Like I've said before about their durability, The original whites are virtually indestructible, but the other colors of tees are not quite as durable as the whites. Still, they are much more durable than wood tees. I wish they made them in fluorescent colors though. Like I've said before about their durability, The original whites are virtually indestructible, but the other colors of tees are not quite as durable as the whites. Still, they are much more durable than wood tees. I wish they made them in fluorescent colors though.

]]> By: Cameron Place http://thesandtrap.com/equipment/accessories/zero_friction_tee_review#comment-18088 Cameron Place Wed, 26 Aug 2009 01:06:55 +0000 http://thesandtrap.com/uncategorized/zero_friction_tee_review/#comment-18088 I've commented favorably previously. However, lately they've started breaking more frequently than in the past few years. I'm getting older, not stronger. Is something going on in the manufacturing process? Still my tee of choice. I've commented favorably previously. However, lately they've started breaking more frequently than in the past few years. I'm getting older, not stronger. Is something going on in the manufacturing process? Still my tee of choice.

]]> By: Darren http://thesandtrap.com/equipment/accessories/zero_friction_tee_review#comment-18069 Darren Tue, 25 Aug 2009 02:55:39 +0000 http://thesandtrap.com/uncategorized/zero_friction_tee_review/#comment-18069 I like these tees a lot. I have used them for two seasons. Like stated above, they are very hard to break and when they do break, it is usually one of the prongs that gets sheared off. I haven't notice any game improvement as a result of teeing up with these, but the durability makes it totally worth the cost. I gave one to a playing partner last year to try and he still has it. He showed it to me last weekend. I only have one complaint. Sometimes I have trouble getting the ball on the tee on the first or second try if it isn't perfectly straight. It's a little frustrating to take 20 seconds to do something that usually takes 2 seconds. Pros completely outweigh the cons. These are in my bag for good and with a 50-count, I won't have to buy any more unless I give them away. I like these tees a lot. I have used them for two seasons. Like stated above, they are very hard to break and when they do break, it is usually one of the prongs that gets sheared off. I haven't notice any game improvement as a result of teeing up with these, but the durability makes it totally worth the cost. I gave one to a playing partner last year to try and he still has it. He showed it to me last weekend. I only have one complaint. Sometimes I have trouble getting the ball on the tee on the first or second try if it isn't perfectly straight. It's a little frustrating to take 20 seconds to do something that usually takes 2 seconds. Pros completely outweigh the cons. These are in my bag for good and with a 50-count, I won't have to buy any more unless I give them away.

]]> By: Chris http://thesandtrap.com/equipment/accessories/zero_friction_tee_review#comment-16100 Chris Wed, 22 Apr 2009 06:25:42 +0000 http://thesandtrap.com/uncategorized/zero_friction_tee_review/#comment-16100 Ive bought two packs that have lasted me two years. Ive given about a pack away to some playing partners as a "give them a try, you'll like them". Love how they last soo long. Ive bought two packs that have lasted me two years. Ive given about a pack away to some playing partners as a "give them a try, you'll like them". Love how they last soo long.

]]> By: David http://thesandtrap.com/equipment/accessories/zero_friction_tee_review#comment-16038 David Fri, 17 Apr 2009 17:08:20 +0000 http://thesandtrap.com/uncategorized/zero_friction_tee_review/#comment-16038 Ive just started golfing recently and i kept breaking tees until i found a zero friction tee inside the ground fully intact so i decided to try it and it is indestrucible because i was bending it in half and it still wound not break Ive just started golfing recently and i kept breaking tees until i found a zero friction tee inside the ground fully intact so i decided to try it and it is indestrucible because i was bending it in half and it still wound not break

]]> By: losova http://thesandtrap.com/equipment/accessories/zero_friction_tee_review#comment-15371 losova Wed, 11 Mar 2009 23:01:50 +0000 http://thesandtrap.com/uncategorized/zero_friction_tee_review/#comment-15371 In my last review, I said that I wished the tees came in a flourescent color so that they were easier to find. I bought some red ones and found that they are harder to see than the whites. I bought some pink ones thinking that they'd be easier to find, which they are, but I still think that they should make them in flourescent colors. BTW, my buddies kidded me about the pink, I just told them that I am honoring breast cancer awareness by using them, they all just noded their heads and said "wow, that's cool" One last thing about the tees, the red and pink that I use, and the orange that my son uses, don't seem to be quite as durable as the original white ones. Still the best tees out there. In my last review, I said that I wished the tees came in a flourescent color so that they were easier to find. I bought some red ones and found that they are harder to see than the whites. I bought some pink ones thinking that they'd be easier to find, which they are, but I still think that they should make them in flourescent colors. BTW, my buddies kidded me about the pink, I just told them that I am honoring breast cancer awareness by using them, they all just noded their heads and said "wow, that's cool"

One last thing about the tees, the red and pink that I use, and the orange that my son uses, don't seem to be quite as durable as the original white ones. Still the best tees out there.

]]> By: Abe http://thesandtrap.com/equipment/accessories/zero_friction_tee_review#comment-15354 Abe Wed, 11 Mar 2009 02:42:50 +0000 http://thesandtrap.com/uncategorized/zero_friction_tee_review/#comment-15354 My cousin's friend said that he knew somebody who broke one of these tees. I don't know whether it's true or not but that's just what I heard....Seriously though, these things are indestructible. My cousin's friend said that he knew somebody who broke one of these tees. I don't know whether it's true or not but that's just what I heard....Seriously though, these things are indestructible.

]]> By: Gene http://thesandtrap.com/equipment/accessories/zero_friction_tee_review#comment-14807 Gene Thu, 22 Jan 2009 04:54:02 +0000 http://thesandtrap.com/uncategorized/zero_friction_tee_review/#comment-14807 [quote comment="1573"]All in all....still a tee[/quote] By definition, it really is a tee, but NOT just another tee. I don't know about distance because of playing on different courses with different wind conditions and not having a (consistant) swing. I have worked for the last year on my foward press and late break and I am much longer and straighter while still using a conventional tee. I am talking 40 to 60 yards further than I used to. The difference is, that with the Zero Friction Tee, I am hitting my drives with more accuracy than with the conventional tee. To prove it to myself, I hit 50 balls with a conventional tee and another 50 balls using the Zero Friction Tee. I aimed at the three hundred yard marker and noted the shot disburtion. The Zero Friction Tee's won hands down. The 4-7 yard extra distance does sound good, but where I see it, accuracy is what counts. jojo said on September 17, 2005:

All in all....still a tee

By definition, it really is a tee, but NOT just another tee. I don't know about distance because of playing on different courses with different wind conditions and not having a (consistant) swing.

I have worked for the last year on my foward press and late break and I am much longer and straighter while still using a conventional tee. I am talking 40 to 60 yards further than I used to.

The difference is, that with the Zero Friction Tee, I am hitting my drives with more accuracy than with the conventional tee. To prove it to myself, I hit 50 balls with a conventional tee and another 50 balls using the Zero Friction Tee. I aimed at the three hundred yard marker and noted the shot disburtion. The Zero Friction Tee's won hands down. The 4-7 yard extra distance does sound good, but where I see it, accuracy is what counts.

]]> By: David http://thesandtrap.com/equipment/accessories/zero_friction_tee_review#comment-14531 David Wed, 24 Dec 2008 05:30:31 +0000 http://thesandtrap.com/uncategorized/zero_friction_tee_review/#comment-14531 I believe they now make these tees in 1 3/4" for par 3s. I believe they now make these tees in 1 3/4" for par 3s.

]]> By: Golfgal http://thesandtrap.com/equipment/accessories/zero_friction_tee_review#comment-13752 Golfgal Thu, 16 Oct 2008 02:50:04 +0000 http://thesandtrap.com/uncategorized/zero_friction_tee_review/#comment-13752 [quote comment="13749"]I am convinced and sold...now I just have to clean out my tee bag and put just a few ZF tees in there. :razz: :wink:[/quote] Hey Golfgal I don't think we've met, but I'm also "Golfgal" on this forum. Are there two of us? LOL...I'd love to meet my twin :) The other Golfgal Golfgal said on October 15, 2008:

I am convinced and sold...now I just have to clean out my tee bag and put just a few ZF tees in there. :razz: :wink:

Hey Golfgal

I don't think we've met, but I'm also "Golfgal" on this forum. Are there two of us? LOL...I'd love to meet my twin :)

The other Golfgal

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