Recommendations for lower tee for driver (low tee-up height)

Hi... i usually tee-up my ball pretty low (app 2inches for my driver)

This basically Allows me to control the high trajectory of my ball...

Anyone does the same and using a good tee ?

I was thinking of getting the brush-type of tees... gg pretty cheap...

tks in advance for advise and comments...

Monday went to play at OCC.... 18 holes and I broke 14 tees. GREAT!

I'm using those spring tees by Koviss. So far feels quite durable. Maybe you can check them out. They are selling in ebay and gmarket. Maybe you can do some research

I used to tee low, but now I'm experimenting to tee higher and hit up instead of hitting down.

Zero friction 2 3/4 inch tees are durable and have perfect height (for teeing low)

4 yards more tees are even more durable, but they cost more. Great if you never forget to pick up your tees.

@Cristel, sounds like my old problem. I was hitting down on it too much and the tee just crush against the ground and break (or bend in the case of zero friction). However if I sweep the ball, the side effect is the tee will jump out of ground, and launch forward (or sometimes backward).

any idea how much are the zero friction tees ?

I was looking at those too... look pretty good...

i may order them frm Amazon... anyone else interested ?

I think in order to hit low, you should tee higher.

I use the zero friction tees too. Previously my wooden tees would break with each use. But after buying a whole box of zero friction tees, i managed 36 holes using ONE tee! They're unbreakable.

$12.10 from Isetan Shaw house. Don't think need to buy online la, 1 box $12 can use for a lifetime.

cyruz_s wrote:

any idea how much are the zero friction tees ?

I was looking at those too... look pretty good...

i may order them frm Amazon... anyone else interested ?

I can't seems to find Zero Friction Tee anywhere.. Only Isetan Shaw house sells them?

4 Yards More for me.. never ever ever breaks!

mengteck71 wrote:

I can't seems to find Zero Friction Tee anywhere.. Only Isetan Shaw house sells them?

Bro, i pass u some this sunday lah...

Duffy, pass me some also please...tks

cyruz_s wrote:

Hi... i usually tee-up my ball pretty low (app 2inches for my driver)

This basically Allows me to control the high trajectory of my ball...

Anyone does the same and using a good tee ?

I was thinking of getting the brush-type of tees... gg pretty cheap...

tks in advance for advise and comments...

Hmm.... I didn't really go and measure how low I tee my tee, but I guess I tee it up a little high?

Usually I just get wooden tees, assuming if I karate chop the tee into clean halves I know the other half is going to decompose naturally and dispose the other half. My caddy and I don't have to hunt like crazy for that piece of plastic.

On the other hand, if its plastic...... OMG~

Anyway, I get the wooden tees for cheap here, a huge packet of 100 or so I pay like 300THB or thereabout. My average usage is like 6 to 8 tees for every 18 hole game. Maybe my swing speed's still pretty low~

duffader wrote:

mengteck71 wrote:

I can't seems to find Zero Friction Tee anywhere.. Only Isetan Shaw house sells them?

Bro, i pass u some this sunday lah...

so kind of u... hehe

duffader wrote:

mengteck71 wrote:

I can't seems to find Zero Friction Tee anywhere.. Only Isetan Shaw house sells them?

Bro, i pass u some this sunday lah...

Me too hor.

Actually i have long tees with 3 prongs.. But sure if it is zero friction.. Bought long ago hahaha.. Give asahi lor

herman1609 wrote:

I think in order to hit low, you should tee higher.

I use the zero friction tees too. Previously my wooden tees would break with each use. But after buying a whole box of zero friction tees, i managed 36 holes using ONE tee! They're unbreakable.

Bro, the last time i tee-up high... the ball goes damn high and lands around 160m (180m on a good day)... with my new tee-height, i got 180m on average (max so far was 240m)...

Or maybe it's just a personal thing...

herman1609 wrote:

$12.10 from Isetan Shaw house. Don't think need to buy online la, 1 box $12 can use for a lifetime.

cyruz_s wrote:

any idea how much are the zero friction tees ?

I was looking at those too... look pretty good...

i may order them frm Amazon... anyone else interested ?

sweeet... thanks dude... saves me the shipping charges frm Amazon...

cyruz_s wrote:

herman1609 wrote:

I think in order to hit low, you should tee higher.

I use the zero friction tees too. Previously my wooden tees would break with each use. But after buying a whole box of zero friction tees, i managed 36 holes using ONE tee! They're unbreakable.

Bro, the last time i tee-up high... the ball goes damn high and lands around 160m (180m on a good day)... with my new tee-height, i got 180m on average (max so far was 240m)...

Or maybe it's just a personal thing...

It's a physics thing - different swing - different angles - different results.

herman1609 wrote:

I think in order to hit low, you should tee higher.

I use the zero friction tees too. Previously my wooden tees would break with each use. But after buying a whole box of zero friction tees, i managed 36 holes using ONE tee! They're unbreakable.

LOL ... I agree ... u are much more likely to lose the tee before breaking it

I use them for Par 3s as well ... that seems to be the only way to break them for guys with normal swing speeds