Zero Friction Tees

[Golfwolf]

I use them and love them, breakage is almost non existent.

[dubbie]

They can be a problem when you Drink and Drive. :friends:

[Viking Golfer]

They can be a problem when you Drink and Drive.

 

Please explain yourself :friends: :cheesy:

[edk]

I think they are junk. They are difficult to put in the ground because they flex. Besides their durability, I dont see an advantage.

[Konrad]

The new ones that are white seem to break more than the new colored ones.

 

It's a conspiracy.

[Viking Golfer]

The new ones that are white seem to break more than the new colored ones.

 

It's a conspiracy.

 

I think maybe the brand new white ones are produced after the collored ones and they probably decided, thay they would like to make a profit from selling these tees and therefore made them less durable than the old ones. Time to buy 500 of the old ones, while stock lasts...... :beruo:

 

One of the old ones last me at least 6-8 full rounds before I decide the triangle part has become a bit too squashed :)

[phifedawg]

I love these tees.

 

The most improved part is actually the fact that it is going straighter. Less contact with the tee definitely has helped with my accuracy. I'm not missing fairways by yards now and ending up in the deep stuff, I'm actually on the fairway or just missing them by inches.

 

I may change a lot of things, but I hope these tees will be around forever because they will be a part of my equipment for life.

[sandwedge59]

Ive been using them for about the past month and they work well and are very durable as i have only broken one since i started using them , i probably wont be switching back to wood tees any time soon

[Golfchicago]

These are the real deal. Now that they make a longer version, I am in. I've broke one tee so far in about 12 rounds. How can you not like these!

[iCollector]

I've broken a few... I find if the tee box is very hard you can indeed break them, but truly they are phenomenally resilient! I'll stick with these for a while.

[littleprov1x]

I like these a lot. The original white ones were the best, IMO. I've found that the newer colors (I've only tried black) break very easily. I almost never break the white ones, but the black ones I break almost every time.

[Spin Doctor]

I recently bought two 50 packs of the 2 3/4" old style white tees, and will be getting some of the new 1 3/4" Hybrid/Iron tees too.

[Top Dog]

Anyone still use them?

[Golf472]

I do, have not used a better tee. I mostly like the fact that they hardly break.

[*sigh*]

Ya.

 

Whether they make any difference on your drives is questionable. But they are tough.

 

Finally broke my first one the other day... still plenty long for a fairway wood though. Definitely worth a few bucks.

[takafam]

They are great I really like them. I bought one box of 50 2 years ago and won a box of 50 last year but still have not opened the new box and doubt I will need to this year or next. I've given more away than I've lost or broke.

 

The only thing I would like better is if they spread the points out a little farther so it was easier to balance the ball on top, but I suppose that would ruin their accuracy or distance or some other foolishness.

[alfie]

I used & liked the epoch but they broke too easy. I switchted to the Zero's late last year. I bought a pack of 50 and have only used 2 since November. These babies just don't break. At this rate my pack of 50 will be a life time supply.... :man_in_love:

 

The zero friction tees may not break, but I do find that the 3 "prongs" end up getting very beat up that near the end of a round, it's very difficult to tee up a ball on the worn out prongs, thus, gotta trash it and use a new one. Thus, for me, they last me about a round and a half per tee. Am I the only who's wrecking the prongs on the zero friction at this fast of a rate?

[takafam]

Glad you said something I will have to check mine when I'm having problems getting the ball to stay up. As long as I find the thing I use it but if replacing them will help the ball stay on top I will gladly toss one away after they lose their shape. I'll be putting a new tee in play tomorrow to see how it works.

[bogeygolfer]

.....The zero friction tees may not break, but I do find that the 3 "prongs" end up getting very beat up that near the end of a round, it's very difficult to tee up a ball on the worn out prongs, thus, gotta trash it and use a new one. .... Am I the only who's wrecking the prongs on the zero friction at this fast of a rate?

 

I believe that the manufacturer advices that you point one of the 'prongs' towards the direction of your drive. This way, you are not directly hitting into one of the prongs....I know ...one more thing to think about when teeing up the ball... :russian_roulette:

[BEND OF THE RIVER GC]

They are K, but for some odd reason, I tend to like wooden tees better, even if they do break.

[tommyv985]

They work great during the main part of the season, but hard to tee it up when the ground is frozen or if the tee box is like hard pan. Great tee's though, totally worth the money.

[Golfnole3]

I just use wood tees, yeah I use MAYBE 5 per round but whats the big deal???

[lutomrSC]

Best part of these tees is i find them all over the course for free. bad part is they usually get lost just as easily when they go flying 10 yds behind you on a drive.

[spires1020]

Highly recommend the Lock n Drive version of the Zero Friction tees. They have a stopper so you can adjust the height [i]consistently, [/i]taking the guess work of knowing whether or not you have the tee set at the right height, which is very comforting and lets you concentrate on other things. As long as I can find it after I hit my ball, they seem to last at least a couple rounds, but will fatigue and break eventually. With the extra mass of the stopper, it makes seeing where the tee went and then finding it much easier then the regular version.

[SixtySomePing]

I started using them in April when I found one, and liked it a lot. I finally lost it in May, so I bought a pack, and probably only used 3 more the rest of the year. Really like them a lot. At this rate, I'll probably need another pack in 2027...

[bps259]

I used to use them but they scratched the sole of my clubs pretty bad

[shooter88]

Got some for X-mas.... Can definetly tell a difference in how the ball comes off the tee. Would have given them a 5 but I did lose the three i was given within two rounds. It was either because they were black or the fact that I'm almost blind in one eye... lol

[wega85]

Great tees, I have been a user for the past three years. Like the other posters say the only problem is it can break if the ground is a bit hard, but to me that is. For irons I just walk around and look for broken tees.

[SodaCow]

I like zf tees; not because I actually think they give me extra distance (if they do, cool), but because they last forever. FOREVER.

[smiley9929]

Epoch tees are hands down more durable..I can use 1 tee for 6 + rounds..with a downward attack angle and 112-114 mph driver swing..ZF tee would last half a round...