Epoch Tees

[JML22]

These just good marketing or do they actually do something

[Titleist_ProV1x]

I dunno, John Daly uses a beer can, so pretty much anything us normal golfers use will work, hehe

[Shorty]

These just good marketing or do they actually do something

They separate gullible fools from their money.

[iacas]

They separate gullible fools from their money.

They last longer than wooden tees. So that's something. I still prefer the other ones though, the three-pronged ones. Name escapes me at the moment.

[goblue107501]

They last longer than wooden tees. So that's something. I still prefer the other ones though, the three-pronged ones. Name escapes me at the moment.

Zero-friction? or zero-restriction...something like that.

[James_Black]

Zero-friction? or zero-restriction...something like that.

they're all rubbish.

What's wrong with a normal tee? it's not going to make a difference.

[jamo]

they're all rubbish.

Have you tried them? They don't break, so you can use them for rounds and rounds and round.

[James_Black]

Have you tried them? They don't break, so you can use them for rounds and rounds and round.

or you could use a normal plastic tee that half the price.

[gogolfing]

I bought a package of them 2 years ago; still have 90% of them. They just rarely break, that's why I use them. In the long run they are cheaper. At this rate I won't need to buy tees for quite some time.

[JML22]

Yeah its 9 bucks for 50 or 9 bucks for 250 or something
I was thinking if they dont break i can have like 5 in my bag instead of like 20

[iacas]

or you could use a normal plastic tee that half the price.

You get what you pay for to some extent. Those "regular plastic tees" are lousy.

[jamo]

You get what you pay for to some extent. Those "regular plastic tees" are lousy.

You beat me to it. The Zero-Friction and Epoch tees are biodegradable too, the cheaper ones aren't to the best of my knowledge.

[JML22]

LOL ya they are
the tops get misshapened what not

[Forest]

I use them, and I like them because they come with short tees, as well as long tees. And they hardly ever break for me.

[Greg]

Give me the cheap wooden ones from walmart, just bought some last week for $6 for 200 of the 3 1/4 inch. Who cares if they break, they're 3 cents each, most of the time when i tee off the tee goes with the ball so i dont care if i lose them either.

[Shanks A Million]

They last longer than wooden tees. So that's something. I still prefer the other ones though, the three-pronged ones. Name escapes me at the moment.

Zero friction, which are good, but the Epoch ones do not last longer than wooden ones at all, in fact, I find that they break more often. Zero Friction last forever, I've maybe broken one or two, and lost the rest. I don't break many tees as it is though.

When you play at Disney, they supply you with plastic tees that last forever. They give you like 8 in a cart, and I usually have all 8 by the end of the round.

[Gordon McTavish]

Mine must be defective, because I've broken at least three Zero-Friction tees during one round.

[obiwan21]

They're definitely stronger than your standard plastic tee. They don't bend like plastic tees and the only time I've had one break on the first use is if the ground is really hard.