Tee's

[hkphooey00]

Try the tomahawx tees. It's made to slide forward at impact.

http://www.tomahawx.com/home.lasso

[Iowa Hawkeye]

Buy cheaper wooden tees. That being said, I'm off to pick up a bag, used all but 3 up the other day.

[David in FL]

Let's see.......regular wood tees cost what, maybe .02 each? If you destroy one on every single hole, your cost per round is 36 cents or so.

I can live with that.
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just don't use those damn white ones!

[Jax]

Get http://www.brusht.com/

I Love theses things

[64degrees]

Get

Cool. Didn't know brusht had a website.... thanks for posting!

[Jax]

Yah thos things are amazing they really do help alot!
My coach showed me them yesterday after i kept slicing everything right. The first hole I used them i got a par and it actually went straight and stayed on the fairway

[Ghost Runner]

I have been using the Zero Friction tees for my driver quite a bit as of late. I like them with the lone exception of I find them difficult, for lack of a better term, to push into the ground at times. I keep a handful of regular wooden tees in my bag for the par 3s; more often than not though I will scour the ground for a broken tee and use that.

[Shorty]

Yah thos things are amazing they really do help alot!

If your coach showed you a specific type of tee in relation to your slice, get a new coach.

Either you misunderstood something he said, or he is a lunatic and/or you are gullible. If there was a tee that could cure a slice I'd buy them if they lasted 9 holes and cost $50 each.

[Iowa Hawkeye]

If your coach showed you a specific type of tee in relation to your slice, get a new coach.

This.

By Brush Tee does nothing different than my other tees. Only difference is that if I hit too low on the tee with a wood I mishit it worse than with a wooden tee because it is thick enough to slow the club up a little more.

[imtomtomim]

use a shorter tee. I started using a shorter wood ones where I only put barely the tip in the ground and I never break them anymore. If it's not gonna stiff you when you hit it, it's not gonna snap

[robbo323]

I grab a handfull of tees everytime im out at my cc. The plain white tees are good enough for me

[Hitman]

I use the Zero Friction tee's and have always pushed them in to far then pulled them back to the right height for me. One course I play, the tee box at # 4 is always hard as a rock and that is the only place I seem to break one. When I break one ,I save the inch or so top part then when bored I use my pocket knife to carve a so-so point on them and use them for my iron shots on par 3's.

[David in FL]

If there was a tee that could cure a slice I'd buy them if they lasted 9 holes and cost $50 each.

Here you go. http://www.the•••••••••online.com/p-...-golf-tee.aspx Completely illegal of course.

[FL Golf]

Brush T = Gimmick IMHO
Wooden tees - old faithful but hate carrying too many in my pocket.
Zero Friction - Tend to bend and too thin.
Stingers - hate trying to get the ball to stay on a windy day. No thanks.

Epoch - Awesome. I have tee that last for several rounds without bending or breaking. Plus the mini ones are cool!

Agreed on the push/pull method to minimize breaking them.

Just my .02.