Zero Friction Tees?

[gsu_paintballer]

I bought a 50 pack of ZFs last year and really didn't like them. As people have said, they never break, but through my experience I found them very flimsy, which made it really hard to tee up in hard ground. Also, because they were flimsy they bent very easily when I hit my driver.

Feel free to send me your ZFs

[smlxl]

I doubt the performance gain advertised, but do love these tees. I've *never* broken one but they do tend to get lost from time to time (I only use them with the driver... discarded tees for irons). I'll go weeks or months with a single tee in my pocket. No damage or scrapes to the black underside of my HiBore. Worth a try.

[TheGasman]

I just had one last the whole round the other day, I tossed it but I could of probably got another round out of it. Now if I could just figure out the trick to stop looking like such a tool when trying to tee the ball up with them.

[RX Phoenix]

What do you want, a tee that bends but doesn't break, or a tee that is easy to set the ball on? These tees are notorious having the ball slip off.

Who wants to be fumbling around on the tee, with the ball falling off, especially when the tee is bent . . . I used to use them but no more.

Buy a bag of 500 wood tees, put a handful in your pocket, tee it up and hit it and watch your great shot with no worries about recovering a tee . . . it's best if the tee is broken, it died a hero and you don't have to worry about finding it or picking it up etc.

[wrx_junki]

Found one a week ago and lasted me through 4 rounds. Sadly lost it on the 18th tee box today. :(

[iacas]

I've only recently become aware of a bunch of really, really shaky golfers. They can't put a ball on a ZF tee and they can't aim a range finder at the flag. How these super-shaky people putt is a mystery that may never be solved.