Semi Silicon tee

Anyone happen to chance upon this tee before? I only have one piece and would like to acquire some spares before the inevitable happens. Checked all pro-shops that I come across and no luck. Likewise for online shops. TIA.

was at far east shopping center and there's a lot of these silicon tees.
i dont use them though, any big difference compared to cheap plastic tees?

Are these semi silicon tee good to use ? shop seller offer these silicon tee to me and they dun come cheap !

Any users to give advise...Thks !

My advice? Go for wood.

Something about plastic tees that irk me is that they take 500 years to rot. Now don't mistake me as a tree-hugger. But I don't really like the idea of:
- Tee off!
- *whack*
- Where's my tee? Oh half of it is embedded in the ground, the other half is 1m away
- Pick the other half, walk off

I personally opt for wooden tees only.

thanks for the inputs, will certainly check out far east when i have the chance. Seldom go there for my golfing needs as I always imagine that place to be for expats and foreigners with their pricing to match.

As for the preference for this, not sure if it just me. But I like to tilt the ball a little backwards when I tee. Most of the plastic/wooden tees that I use don't really allow me to do so. Not sure what kind of effects it has on the ball or the drive. Its just personal preference I guess.

I did not know whether this tee is new in market. A American friend gave me a piece and it work fine. You need to tee the ball toward the target. I think this is the only type of tee you can do that. This is call "Martini tees"

http://www.martinigolftees.com/video.php

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I am using this type of tee now. I think it is call " 3 yards more" or "4 yards more" tee. I do not know whether it is available in Singapore. I recommend this tee ...

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Slicer51 wrote:

I am using this type of tee now. I think it is call " 3 yards more" or "4 yards more" tee. I do not know whether it is available in Singapore. I recommend this tee ...

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Was looking for these some tme ago.

Bought mine at occ pro shop for < $10 per pac wth 3 pcs (blue tip)

Still using them, dam lasting and easy to use.

http://www.4yardsmore.com/how.html

Slicer51 wrote:

I did not know whether this tee is new in market. A American friend gave me a piece and it work fine. You need to tee the ball toward the target. I think this is the only type of tee you can do that. This is call "Martini tees"

http://www.martinigolftees.com/video.php

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Nice, thanks for the tip. Just made an order for a pack of 5 to try it out.

Newtogolf wrote:

My advice? Go for wood.

Something about plastic tees that irk me is that they take 500 years to rot. Now don't mistake me as a tree-hugger. But I don't really like the idea of:
- Tee off!
- *whack*
- Where's my tee? Oh half of it is embedded in the ground, the other half is 1m away
- Pick the other half, walk off

I personally opt for wooden tees only.

U got a point there re. plastic tees not being bio-degradeable ... on the other hand one plastic tee can last many rounds of golf (esp buying the better n generally more expensive ones where u will definitely try not to lose vs the many wooden tees easily broken and the need to chop down more trees to make more wooden tees ....