Brush-T's

[Doctorfro]

Two things about these. Consistent tee height and less damage to club (if you catch a tee right you can leave a small mark on your club). Nothing to write home about.

[The Rambler]

Two things about these. Consistent tee height and less damage to club (if you catch a tee right you can leave a small mark on your club). Nothing to write home about.

If you catch the plastic on the bottom of the brush tees just right you can do a lot more damage than a small mark on the face

[GPHSGolfer]

I too have used them and dont really see any different results. Seems to me just like something more to waste money on when you can buy 50 wood tees for the price of one brush tee

[mach330]

i just got a set as well this wknd. haven't had a chance to try them out yet tho. looks cool tho.

[titaniummd]

For a beginner a consistent tee height (whatever it is), would be an advantage. I used them when I first started but being a hacker, I was smacking the plastic base, at times. I find Jumbo too big, the 3 Wood too tall for 3 woods, and the orange version optimal for the driver. However, you can just put some tick marks on your tees, now, and use that as a guide.

For the brush and less resistance, it works but the bristles do not last very long. when it is windy, the ball tends to fall off. They are not cost effective.

I personally like Zero Friction which lasts a lot longer.

[scooterguitar]

NAh.
I do like the regualr wooden tees that have a smaller diameter cup for the ball to sit and that's what I buy.

[Wazzu8]

I work at a golf course, I use the "old school" wooden tees.. I have seen the brush-t before, I figured they would be good to have cause they last a while but it sounds like I'm wrong.

[Dub]

I've never found anything not to like about the plain white wooden golf tees.

Just get the right length and enjoy.

I like to be able tee the ball at varying heights depending on the shot I'm wanting to hit.

I like the white marks that are left on the bottom of the club. They can tell you a bit about your swing path if you let them. They wear off or wipe off very easily.

It is comical to me to think that people spend good money on something like a "brush-tee" and expect it to change their game in some way. They'd be so much better off spending that money on a bag of shag balls to warm up with prior to their round.

[CoolBreeze20]

I use the brush tees at the driving range. I tend to obliterate wooden tees when I drive....so if I go hit a whole bucket practicing my driver, thats basically a bag of tees. I notice absolutely no difference at all.....they are just convenient to me cause they dont break.

[ilovesandwiches]

They last a lot longer than tees. If you break a lot of tees use the Brush-Ts.

[lordhamster]

I could see using them on the range when practicing the driver, but not on the course.

I generally break one wooden tee per driver shot, so I go through quite a few at the range. On the course I've used Stinger Tees and zero friction. I love the stinger tees (mainly for how easy they are to put even in the hardest of tee boxes). But currently I use Zero friction because they last me quite a while. Unless I try to use them for teeing up an iron real low (par3). Then I usually take the heads right off them.

[ks8829]

How many pros are using the brush Ts? I have a friend that used a regular tee and shaved the head so that the surface was smaller causing less resistance for the ball. (my 7 year old daughter, Lauren wanted this character)

[Lange]

I have the zero friction tees and they just shatter into pieces every time i use one. Have more of them but a lot of people have said that plastic tees mark your clubs so have stuck with wooden ones. Large packs are very cheap on ebay.

They really shatter on you??? I don't find that possible for myself when i use them, all they do is bend on me but there still usalbe if bent back a bit.

I have to say Zero friction tees are a great way to go, major thumbs down for brush tees there awful. Can't even hit a ball off them.

[Dent]

They really shatter on you??? I don't find that possible for myself when i use them, all they do is bend on me but there still usalbe if bent back a bit.

Let alone put a ball on it when the bristles get worn.

[gsu_paintballer]

I generally break one wooden tee per driver shot

As opposed to 2 or 3?

[Uber$winG]

The brush-T's are great on the range when driving, I use them in every practice session. I do see a lot of geriatrics using them; but in reality, no self-respecting golfer would ever pull one out on a tee box.

[whip_it_out]

I found one on the range once, so i tried it. It didnt seem any different, but it flew out of the ground and i couldnt find it. Like im gonna pay 6 bucks for 3 if those if that's ever going to happen.

[mjgraniero]

I've been using the zero friction tees for 2 years and my only complaint is they bend too much when the turf is hard, usually mid summer, here in upstate NY. I haven't really noticed a difference in ball flight or distance between ZF and wood tees but I'll start paying more attention and post again if I see a difference.