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In stock | | | The unique qualities of the Brush-T mean that the side spin or interference, all too often associated with plastic and wooden tees, can be eliminated. The bristles provide raised support for the ball, but still give unprecedented flexibility. Independent testing in San Diego and California, showed a marked improvement in the dispersion rate, thereby delivering greater accuracy.
Brush T Flexible Golf Tees feature: Flexible synthetic bristles bend on impact creating the feeling of driving the ball off air Reduces resistance ordinarily encountered at the point of impact Less resistance produces dramatically longer and straighter drives Independent testing has proven that golfers can gain up to 7 additional driving yards Less side spin or interference than with plastic or wooden tees Conforms to 2004 R&A and USGA rulings
Models/Lengths: #3 Wood / 2" • Driver / 2.2" • Extra Large / 3.13" • Oversize / 2.4" | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 4 reviews |
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| | Features | Brush-T reduces resistance and side spin so your ball goes farther and straighter.Independent testing proves Brush-T increased accuracy and distance from 3 to 7 yards vs. old fashioned tees.Consistent tee height for ideal trajectory.Conforms to USGA & R&A rules.Virtually indestructible with normal use. Use it and you will never go back to old fashioned tees.
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 Golf Tee Alternative Aug 26, 2008
At roughly $2 per tee, this is an expensive alternative to conventional wooden tees. For a beginner, it may help with consistent tee height. However, the durability of the tee is lacking. The bristles tend to deform after repeated use. A case is included that helps the tee maintain its shape and a ball marker is integrated into the cap.
Regarding performance, I see no perceivable increase in distance. In windy conditions the ball has a difficult time staying on it. It is hard to drive the tee into the hard winter ground.
Overall, there are better values for conventional tee alternatives.
 Brush T Review Feb 08, 2008
I am very happy with the brush T's. They don't break like regular T's. You don't have to worry about T'ing the ball too high or too low, they are always at the exact same height every time. They also don't mark up the bottom of your clubs with streaks of paint like regular T's do.
Terrific accesory! Sep 16, 2007
These are great and a real time saver on the driving range! I was always breaking traditional wooden tees or ripping them out of the ground and wasting time looking for them. These are terrific - with few exceptions, they stay put in the ground and they are pretty durable. I also like the orange XL ones to give the ball a little more height for an oversized driver. Defnitely worth the money and pay for themselves becasue a 3-pack has outlasted a couple bags of regular wooden tees.
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 Helpful but not durable enough Feb 08, 2007
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The product does everything it says it does... consistent height being the biggest benefit I can see.
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But, at an average of 1 1/2 rounds per tee, I am not satisfied with the durability. You can also buy these at most golf shops now so there really isn't a need to buy on-line.
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