For the Zero-Friction Fans

Are these out in Singapore yet?


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i know someone who might hv them.. u want?

mUAr_cHEe wrote:

Are these out in Singapore yet?


DSCN2751 by mUAr_cHEe, on Flickr

MC, you can just drop in at Isetan at Scott and go to their Golf Section. Think belong to Transview if I am not wrong. You can buy all you want. Just bought it. One are made of wood which breaks quite easily but the colored ones are made of synthetic plastic which is biodegradable. This one last longer. The Birchwood are in packs of 75s and the colored in packs of 50s. Both selling at $12 per pack. Have bought both and tried. Just for your info.

titu

The wooden type got shorter ones? tks in advance.

does it really make a difference?

JL_chong wrote:

The wooden type got shorter ones? tks in advance.

I seen only the 2 3/4 and the 3 1/4 ". The 2 3/4 " is perfect for the driver , in my opinion.

JL, you can used those broken ones from your games and used it for irons or woods tee off. If not, just broken your good ones to the height you prefer. Solves the problem

titu

I am also using these.. in white.. also bought during the last Istan Scott Golf sales.

Difference.. cannot really feel it.. but it looks nice.. and I was out of tees anyways...

I think, that if one wants to get distance, then the zero friction tees will play a key role

But if one wants to lay-up on a certain hole, then maybe the tradisional one will suffice....

oh... these are out in singapore already? i just bought them in Guam for under US$8 each pack..

the greens plastic ones are out in singapore already? really?

its not difference. it is just personal preference.

Ya MC out quite sometime already. At least 6 months ago. I bought them then. Not much difference compare to Guam. Yours work out to be around S$10.80 with no shipping. Here cost $12. So its quite insignificant in prices comparison.

golf punk sg gave these as freebies in their mag many many months back... used it a few times, but for some reason, ball keeps falling off.. rather annoying...

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weaponx wrote:

golf punk sg gave these as freebies in their mag many many months back... used it a few times, but for some reason, ball keeps falling off.. rather annoying...

guess tats why they call it zero fiction

Tituman wrote:

JL_chong wrote:

The wooden type got shorter ones? tks in advance.

I seen only the 2 3/4 and the 3 1/4 ". The 2 3/4 " is perfect for the driver , in my opinion.

JL, you can used those broken ones from your games and used it for irons or woods tee off. If not, just broken your good ones to the height you prefer. Solves the problem

titu

Yah, tat's wat i usually do to my current long wooden ones... but tot if have short ones, save effort and maybe save money also... :p

Duval_S wrote:

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weaponx wrote:

golf punk sg gave these as freebies in their mag many many months back... used it a few times, but for some reason, ball keeps falling off.. rather annoying...

guess tats why they call it zero fiction

LOL.. can u imagine u waggle a bit.. the wind effect, and the ball drops?! i had to put the ball back a couple of times! kena suan by flight mates leh...

golf punk did not give out the real zero frictions.... some other brand...

weaponx wrote:

Duval_S wrote:

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weaponx wrote:

golf punk sg gave these as freebies in their mag many many months back... used it a few times, but for some reason, ball keeps falling off.. rather annoying...

guess tats why they call it zero fiction

LOL.. can u imagine u waggle a bit.. the wind effect, and the ball drops?! i had to put the ball back a couple of times! kena suan by flight mates leh...

Same thing happened to me. I'm using the same tees from Golf Greedy as well as the ones with the disc that let you set the height of the tee.
Gotta be as vertical as possible when you plant the tee, if not its an extremely frustrating time just getting the ball to sit on the tee.

mUAr_cHEe wrote:

golf punk did not give out the real zero frictions.... some other brand...

gero frictions???

When I see these huge pack of tees, 50 for $12, I remember when they had K-Mart in Lucky Plaza and it was closing down, they had 100 in a pack selling for just 80 cents.

I grabbed quite a few bags cos I always broke my tees with every drive, lasted me years. They must have been K-ro frictions.

I quite chiak lak....my C& G approach is to apply some grease on the tip,..and then call it my version of zero friction....

hahahah

Bro, grease very messy, use KY, then truly biodegradable like the tees ma...

Some more got dual purpose in case your caddy is a XMM.

She ask you what you applying to your tees, then you just show her demonstration alpha lor.

mUAr_cHEe wrote:

golf punk did not give out the real zero frictions.... some other brand...

im quite sure they were... cos i went to google them after getting it...
in any case, they looked identical!

weaponx wrote:

mUAr_cHEe wrote:

golf punk did not give out the real zero frictions.... some other brand...

im quite sure they were... cos i went to google them after getting it...
in any case, they looked identical!

I talked to one of them at one of their club demo days. They admitted theirs not original Zero Friction.

Darn.....now even golf tees also got imitation.