I have noticed a lot of people complaining about Zero Friction tees being unusable on hard tee boxes, or near the end of seasons when the ground dries up.
Just carry a wooden tee. Put it in the ground, then remove the wooden tee and tee up with your zero friction in the hole.
As far as I know it's not against the rules to make a pilot hole as long as you don't actually tee up your ball on the wooden tee. It sure is a lot easier then trying to get the ZF to stay straight a whole round.
Or better yet...just use the wood tee since it's in the ground already! I've used the Zero Friction / Epoch tees and went back to using plain old wood tees. They're cheaper and if I happen to loose one I don't look like an idiot pacing up and down the tee box looking for it. Simp
LOL! I do feel kind of dumb after reading the "wood tee to make the hole", (since I just complained to myself about the bent tees) but this is what separates us from monkeys. This is a serious thanks for the thought.
A lighter wallet is less weight to carry on the 37 yards you gain by using them.
I've still got some custom tees for sale... guaranteed to do something! On sale today for 3 easy installments....
If you guys have good luck with em, get after it. I usually come home with more tees than i left with. The only reason I ever buy tees is because I give em to playing partners. Wooden tees do fine for me.
i don't use wooden tees anymore because for 5.00 i can get about 100 zero friction and they don't break i alway break wooden ones and it ends up costing me more over the season buying wooden ones. i have been set for tees all year for 5.00