Flex Tee Durable, Flexible, Consistent Height Tee Multi-Pack Tees

My 8 year old is a junior world champion golfer and she just loves these tees. She has tried all the different types of tees from wooden to indestructible and in different lengths. She finally decided on these tees when she broke 80 for the first time with these tees.Her distance and direction were more consistent and since we use impact tape, we can see that she hits the ball on the same spot on the club face most of the time.Pros:1. Ball height - Since the ball is consistently tees up at the same height, you can get muscle memory for your swing on every drive. This reduces the variables that can affect your drive.2. Flexible - It has the right amount of flexibility. Since she is only 55 pounds, the slightest resistance can slow down her swing considerably. We have seen this in plastic tees that do not break. The tee sometimes slows down her swing when she hits it so it reduces her distance. Then there are tees that are too flexible and the ball flies inconsistently. This is just right for her. She gets the same performance as wooden tees because it does not slow down her swing.3. Extremely durable - We have been using the same tee for a year now and it is still working. You will lose them rather than break them.Cons:1. Tees for irons a little too high - the iron tees are a little too high so she doesn't really use them unless the grass in the tee box is a little high. So the lowest tees are perfect for a 5-7 wood. The middle one is perfect for normal size drivers or 3-4 wood. The highest one is for oversized drivers.Summary:This is our favorite tee and it saves us from bringing so many wooden tees all the time. We hate the other plastics tees.

Bought these because I break all my wooden tees. Tried to decide between these and plastic tees and am pleased I went this route. The colors on the tees help them to stand out after you hit, making them hard to lose. The tees hold the ball very well and are built to ensure a consistent tee height for your swing. I have a very fast swing and these tees have held up very well. Out of the 8-pack that came, I have only had to use 2 of the tees, both of which have survived over 10 rounds so far. Would recommend these to anyone!

I really hesitated about buying these tees but I eventually pulled the trigger and ordered them. I am using the red ones for my driver and the yellow ones for everything else. I have just finished my 9th 18-hole round with the same two tees. they do not break and they are easy to find if you do pull it out of the ground. I'll probably never use anything else--and I have tried brushes, feathers, triangles... These are truly the best tees ever!!!

Don't work as good as they say. I rip through the rubber but they do last longer than normal wood tees. I went to 4 yards more tees.

The "driver" red tees are excellent for giving yourself a consistent tee height, and seem to be about the right height for me to tee off. I can still "top" the ball on occasion, but that's a problem with my swing, not these tees.I quickly lost the yellow and orange tees in this set, but they are of limited use anyway. You'd never want to tee an iron up on these as even the yellow tees are far too high off the ground. However, I could see the yellow or orange tees as useful for "long drivers" who might prefer to hit a three wood on shorter holes or simply tee up their driver lower.As advertised, these things will not break, and they are fairly easy to find when your shot ends up sending the tee as well as the ball flying.Two small problems and one potentially larger problem:1) you can't push the tee into the ground with the ball on top of it because of the flex;2) also because of the flex, they are difficult to push into extremely hard ground (not a problem on the course, but a pain on our local range when it hasn't rained in sometime);3) perhaps most importantly, it's easy to fail to push the tee straight into the ground and because of the large contact area between the ball and the tee you can end up teeing the ball up at an angle which can affect your shot. This of course can be obviated by just taking your time. However, additionally, this large contact area MAY (i haven't tested this) cause you to lose some yards on your drive when compared with standard tees. There must be something to this idea, or else why would tee manufacturers sell and market tees as having less contact area with the ball?

Love these tees. Sure beats using the wooden ones which break very easy. These tees are sturdy and work great. I find they are the right height for when I’m teeing off, I have used the smallest one with an iron for those shorter Holes. This is my second set and those lasted a year. Highly recommend these.

I had been using brush tees for quite a while but found them to be expensive and not very durable. These Flex Tees are very sturdy and provide just the right height for my clubs. Will definitely be ordering more at some point.

I broke 3 of these tees within 5 drives. Go with the cheap tees that are $3 for 250 and don't worry when you break them. They don't add any distance and you will break all of them within a few rounds of golf. Terrible product.

I have used them before and liked them, at that time they were a gift and we can't buy them in Canada.

These are amazing!

these are simply great. i have ordered more. gary cumming

Awesome

I'm still flexing these tees off the tee for over 2 years now! Great