Durable tees for the range...

[Zack]

Anyone have suggestions for tees that won't break at the range. I almost break a tee everytime (don't know why :/) and want something that will last. I saw those brush tees but don't know if they really work. I'm open to any suggestions/recommendations. Thanks everyone.

Zack

[wannabe]

folks on here rave about Zero-friction tees lasting forever. I'd say give those a try.

[Zack]

Thanks... I'll look into them.

[ryanf]

I have two "spring tees" that have a "par 3" (small/low) tee attached via a cord. I put the big tee in the ground, plug the small tee in nearby and even if the big tee gets knocked out, the cord and the small tee keep it nearby! The small tee I use on par 3's or if I tee off with less than a hybrid. I just reverse the setup using the big tee as the "anchor". Works great!!

I had a couple just spring tees and lost them when they went flying. Then I got three of these "tethered" tees and love them. I've actually only used the blue one - I've been using it just over a year (I've not played with ANY other tee in over 1 year!). I gave my brother one and have the second as backup. The blue one is bound to wear out sometime, right? (It's *only* been about 28 rounds so far!)

Sorry for the oversized crappy cell phone pic.

[oregongolfguy]

Buy shorter tees......buy a size of tee that is barely in the ground when your tee'd up with your driver....the tee will then just pop out of the ground when you hit, not snap....

[Dub]

Another vote for Zero Friction....they are really hard to break.

I gave my supply away as they can be aggravating to tee up due to the ball rolling off the prongs so easily.

I really love the PTS tees...but they are wooden and break easily. I don't mind as they work beautifully.....helping tee the ball very consistently in terms of height...every time.