Epoch, Step Down, Brush Tee's?

[Richie3Jack]

I use the step down tees, but it has nothing to do with the actual stepdown process and I'll alter my tee height on purpose depending on the tee shot. But, they have the right height of tee I'm looking for and they are pretty durable. My 'stock' tee height is teeing the ball in the ground until my index finger hits the ground.

 

I used the epoch tees and liked them, but they bend too much

 

 

 

 

3JACK

[Addicted2Golf]

I've used zero friction tees for years and love them.

 

However, a company just sent me a bag of D-Tee's for review which are kinda cool because they can double as a divot tool and groove cleaner. I will post pics here in a little bit.

[DanHRPh]

Been using epoch for a few years. Hands down the best I've ever used.

[nvgolfdude]

I'll throw in a plug/vote for Epoch tees. I seem to have picked up a few yards with the driver (less spin, more role out). I switched to these mid-season 2009. I plan to stick with them through the 2010 season.

[Maverickping]

I use the Epoch tee. I was given a sample of them when they first came out and still use them.

[RSchindler]

I'm surprised that so many people are really into the Epoch tees, they always struck me as a gimmick. I will have to give them a look - anything to drive it better. I don't use any kind of fancy tee right now.

[lmh3]

I use the Epoch tees, one tee will last me an entire round.

[nvgolfdude]

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

 

FF, I'll send you some of Epoch tees.

[Addicted2Golf]

I've been playing the D-Tees and I will be posting a review of them on A2G this weekend. I like them a lot.

 

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