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Santa Cruz ca.
Joined: 8/16/2007
Posts: 332
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Posted: Jul/05/2008 9:51 AM PST
OK, so what is your TEE of choice..???
do you use brush tees, frictionless, wood, plastic, bio,
and do you think a tee has any effect on distance...
just like to see what you think.
also for fun, do use just one color only, superstitions.
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Cartersville, GA
Joined: 8/16/2007
Posts: 171
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Posted: Jul/06/2008 7:56 AM PST
Tried the brush tee, didn't like it. The zero friction ones aren't bad either. I didn't see a difference in it and a regular tee. I have no superstitions about tees but I do tend to hit better shots when I use my LSU tees.
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Santa Cruz ca.
Joined: 8/16/2007
Posts: 332
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Posted: Jul/06/2008 10:34 AM PST
OK, on par 3's I always use a tee, blue's or red's....
all short wood ones too cause they all break anyway...
on the driver I use to use the brush tee's but they always
get deformed and that plastic thing in my pocket bugs me...lol
SO, I use wood ones in Daglo Orange,Glo Red, LimeGreen ones...
and just recently I started using the low friction ones in Black...
my kids bought them for fathers day and so I have been using them.
2 things I find, the tips deform after about 4shots and the balls fall off.
and the black tee is hell to find in the grass...lol
the colored tees let me see my drivers swing path too, I like that.
I on the colored ones I like the bright colors best,
and on par 3's I take every advantage I can get...
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Spokane WA, / Seattle WA,
Joined: 8/16/2007
Posts: 252
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Posted: Jul/06/2008 11:13 AM PST
i use the regular wood tees the brush tees never work for me becuase i rarely tee the ball the same it all depends on the shot you are hitting. but i use just plain wood tees
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NY, TX, D.R.
Joined: 8/16/2007
Posts: 8
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Posted: Jul/06/2008 1:48 PM PST
I like the longest wood tees I can find. I love to see them broken in half after a good drive. Never had any desire to try anything else.
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Joined: 12/05/2007
Posts: 532
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Posted: Jul/06/2008 4:33 PM PST
i use wood tees and generally tee the ball fairly low as with my swingspeed getting the ball in the air isn't a problem. I always know when i'm striking the ball well off the tee when i find my tee's intact. if i only go through 3-4 tees in a round, i know i was striking the ball nice and square on the upswing
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Joined: 8/16/2007
Posts: 127
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Posted: Jul/09/2008 10:54 AM PST
I used the brush tees for awhile because I liked the idea of having the same tee height every time, but they do wear out (at least the taller ones) and it becomes hard after awhile to get the ball to sit up well. Also, now I 've started varying my tee height slightly depending on the shot I want to hit so that takes the brush tee out of the picture for me.
Now I'm using a tee that unfortunately I can't remember what it's called, but I really like them. They are a strong thick plastic with small heads and they come 4 or 5 to a pack with varying lengths. They last forever...I've never broken one and only have to replace them when I hit such a spectacularly good or bad shot that I forget to pick it back up! They are about $6.95 a pack and I've bought two packs in the last 8 months or so.
Most of the time on par 3's I will use a wooden tee or a broken off tee I find on the tee box.
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Joined: 11/14/2007
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Posted: Jul/09/2008 1:13 PM PST
always use nylon or plastic tees. they never break. may lose one now and then but never had one break. they are getting hard to find.
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Joined: 8/16/2007
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Posted: Jul/09/2008 2:53 PM PST
i have been using a plastic screw tees that let you adjust the hight. i got one from a candian play this winter. can't find them online or in united states.
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Joined: 3/31/2008
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Posted: Jul/09/2008 3:20 PM PST
I use wood tees all the time and prefer to use long (green) tees, as I have tried plastic and brush in the past and just don't care for them. The tees have to be light green or I won't use them and will even go so far as to break one for the par 3s, if I don't find one on the box.
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