Epoch, Step Down, Brush Tee's?

[TWshoot67]

I personally use to play the step down tee's for the ease of always having the tee at the same height. Then I seen the Epoch evolve tee's and seen how sturdy they are and they hardly ever break so I've been giving them a run for the last season or so. I noticed now as well they have them like most tees with the different heights already marked on the tee as to get proper height. what do you use?

 

Tim

[Moecat]

Yellow Brush-Ts for the driver for me. I just have to put it in without fiddling around to get the right height. The ball is also very stable when sitting on top ... useful during windy days.

[mcbush25]

I have been using Zero Friction tees for the past two years. They are just as strong as the Epoch...and they have beautiful color choices .

[Jballmn]

I use plain wooden tee's... Stock up when I go to my friends country club

[DJNiich]

Zero friction tees! They are kinda hard to put the ball on though...

[mcbush25]

The thing I love about the Epoch, Zero Friction and other tees is how they claim to help you get more distance. I just like the zero friction because it takes a natural disaster to break one so I don't go through that many tees as quickly as I used to with the old wooden tees.

[shanky]

Good old fashioned wooden tees work best!

[TWshoot67]

Personally I find that the Zero friction tee's to be not as heavy or sturdy as the Epoch. They seem to be atleast a 1/4 the diameter of the epoch, atleast when i tried them they seemed very flexible... then again my course sometimes it gets a little hard during the summer lol

[myndcraft]

Whatever I find or fine cheaply in the stores

[boilerron]

Has anyone ever hit off of one of these?

 

www.mirrorteeworks.com

[jamo]

Occasionally I'll use No Friction tees because they don't break, but they get all bent and in the MA fall and spring that can cause a problem.

[tofudc5]

I found this rubber tee at my local course and I love it to bits!! I use it only for my driver and it causes no damage to the driver at all. I love it and would love to know where I can buy more from. I have no idea what brand it is, maybe I can post a pic and hope someone here knows what it is.

[mudfish]

I like the step down tees for my driver, just because I'm inconsistant when hitting it... At least that way one thing is the same every time

[mudfish]

I like the step down tees for my driver, just because I'm inconsistant when hitting it... At least that way one thing is the same every time

[GolfSpy Dave]

I recently went to Epoch after a friend recommended them. Very nice with the driver. Not as much of a fan with the short tee version though. I usually go with the found broken model then.

[MmmmmmBuddy]

I was given a 20 pack of Zero Friction tees at a tournament 3 years ago, and I am STILL not out of them. I don't know if I don't play enough golf, or the tees are that good. I'm going with not enough golf.

[Funkyfedora]

I use wood tees, and now and then Zero Friction when I grab some out of my bag-o-tees.

[Matt Saternus]

Has anyone ever hit off of one of these?

 

www.mirrorteeworks.com

 

I've never even seen that before. Very interesting. I didn't look at the site too carefully, but how is it different than leaning a plain tee forward?

 

 

 

For myself, I like the "Pro Tees" (I think that's the name) that have the blue stripe around the middle so that you can get a consistent tee height. I'd tried some of the plastic tees and they just get bent up in my experience.

[GolfSpy Dave]

Just gave my brother two 3" spring tees (and an Odyssey trucker hat) for his b-day. He loves the non-traditional tee. He was stoked. We will see how these go.

[MmmmmmBuddy]

i have a buddy who swears by these smaller topped wooden tees. I cant remember the name right now, but when I do....