THIS SHOCKING LOOKING GOLF TEE OFFERS MORE CONSISTENT DRIVES!?

[@scottydogmyers]

Highspeed video from Titleist shows the ball is off the tee before the tee even comes in contact with the driver. There is no way a tee has any influence over the ball or the strike. Pure snake oil.

[@bruceb543]

If what you said is true there would be no difference from one tee to another. Obviously the test says otherwise.

[@reiko57]

@@bruceb543 doubt it, only 20 shots, the ball itself could cause that type of dispersion, also it was in a simulator which is not perfect, there are too many variables for anyone to just accept it as scientific fact off of this one video.

[@chrissilkwood5439]

perhaps the trailing part of the 45 degree tee helps to generate more spin by "flicking" the ball in combination with the driver head.

[@garydeacon2115]

13 min's talking about a tee, and I thought my wife could talk! 😉

[@kossiametsife3845]

GARY DEACON 😂😂😂😂 I feel you there

[@scrumpymanjack]

GARY DEACON couldn’t agree more. Just a motor mouth. I don’t think I can stand much more of this content. It’s all too exhausting.

[@garydeacon2115]

@@scrumpymanjack the content is great fun, and of course I watched the video until the end. Still not sure about the tee mind you.

[@jonahpowell8169]

I love this content yall should watch rick shiels and peter finch

[@leecoates3195]

Last thing anyone needs is something to make a round of golf any longer!

[@jsher3884]

What? The ball went 7 yards less offline, and you don't think it was a success? Crazy, I'd take that any day. Cheers, great video.

[@KJ-wt6xc]

7 yards less offline comes down to the strike.

[@jonathansomic]

Thoughts on placing it horizontally to help visualise a draw and fade?

[@Rohan-ne4pp]

Love to see you test them on the course with mark, the mid handicap golfer, and foxxy.

[@Rohan-ne4pp]

@Troy Pedigo Foxxy is the beginner golfer that James has on his channel. You need to watch more of his videos

[@pandaboy1872]

Should they not be pointing the other way so that you are going up the tee to the ball🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Devutrix]

it would be illegal to do that because the moment you hit the tee before the ball your ball would be moving and require you to take a penalty

[@ItaliaJP400]

No u don't wanna hit the tee before the ball and thags facing down not sitting the ball up towards u

[@crispyduck1706]

@@Devutrix do me a favour FFS

[@golf_is_a_happy_place9990]

I've converted to the pink castle tees a while back.. works for me, very consistent drives and the ball is always easily at the right height..

[@mychaljw]

I use the 3.25 martini tees. They have a larger spot at the top so it's dead easy to tee up a ball. You can also give them a bit of lean.. not quite 45 degrees, maybe half that, but still the ball will stay teed up. Also, I've not broken one yet. Used the same two tees (a 3.25 for driver and a shorter one for irons off the tee) for 11 rounds and 2-3 range sessions.

[@carpykeith]

That run of the last 5 drives, you looked very consistent! The hard work must be paying off!

[@Mav...]

I use the Martini Tee peg and I am amazed how slanted I can get it. But I have always faced it the other way. I am going to try and face it the like those 45 degrees pegs you have. However, The Martini Pegs have a huge holder so they are much easier to use. Thank you amigo!

[@Scorpic13]

I'd like to see a test with the tee turned the opposite direction... Making the leading edge of the driver sort of knocking the tee away from the ball so when you hit the ball there is nothing in contact with it. If that even works, the club head speed might just be to great so the time the club hits the tee to the moment it hits the ball is negligible. Thanks for great videos!

[@davidhall9851]

James with the greatest respect, and accepting I have not read the product description. Surely as the driver starts to compress the ball the speed would dissipate as the tee is driven into the ground. Would it not?

[@joebradley7317]

I bought about a 40 year old golf bag with clubs @ a yard sale & found a couple of weird looking tees in the pocket. The 45 degree angle where you tee the ball up on was about as big as your baby finger tip. Easy to tee the ball up once you get the angle right.

[@dmcconnachify]

James - wondering if you should line the tee up pointing towards you rather than down the line?

[@stephenb7098]

Are these tees definitely going to keep you within the rules? Am thinking they might constitute as an alignment aid. Although, I've not used one so am not sure how much of the tee you can actually see when playing the ball from the front of your stance.

[@JamesRobinsonGolf]

You raise a great point buddy

[@willlkimbrell4179]

James your reviews are very informative. Apparently this tee is a product of Golf Industry Evolution? I must tell you if you used these tees and had that much trouble,the group I play in you would be 3 holes behind!

[@brianmcpeake2509]

I use white plastic tees with 4 blue lines to keep the height consistent. Would love to see how those tees work on the course.

[@colincurrie2590]

I`m using Smartees and have done for a while now, they work as a divot repair tool and are virtually unbreakable

[@HampshireGary]

Wonder if you can get them in the ground on a winters day when the ground is hard

[@hildashubby]

We need a live test in the course to see how it performs

[@ahol9120]

Champ zarma fly tees last me forever I bought 100 like 5 yrs ago and still have a ton left, got the bright green so they stick out like a sore thumb when they fly out of the ground so I never loose them... They're best tees made.

[@brianrizza2045]

I use wooden tees old fashion that way. James did you try them outside was it any easier?

[@mikeb3835]

I've been using a brush tee for quite a few years, they never break and usually stay in the ground, which is especially convenient for hitting the driver at the range. For everything else, I use 1 1/2" wood tees that almost never break.

[@simonchadwick3607]

I use the plastic castle tees because I know the ball is always teed up at the same height every time. It helps give me confidence knowing that. That confidence lasts until I see the flight of my golf ball.

[@allahalibaba9063]

Nice review James on another off the wall product from the golf world....too much work to tee it up....and slow play penalty.....Thanks...for your time....

[@jdivadwillis]

So strange !? Good video. Would be interesting to see them in action on the course! 🏌️‍♂️

[@seanmaguire6597]

Need to see it on course, James please 🏌️‍♀️

[@joewinterkorn3551]

Need to see how it fairs in the ground but based on the studio, I'll pass. Looks like it will just add to slow play

[@davidmaxfieldgolf]

Mates might not want to play with me if I took this long to tee it up every time haha 😂 great innovation though A+ for being original

[@TheBogeySmalls]

Wow that’s crazy!!! Not sure I could play with that!!

[@chrissellings]

I thought it was April fools day! Is that tee for real? I was expecting James to go 'nah not really'. I use Champ z fly tee. Bio degrade. Very good in hard ground.

[@JamesRobinsonGolf]

Hahahaha

[@joshkitchen1008]

Looks good. Perhaps try the Flightpath tees as well. See how they compare to standard and 45 degree tees.

[@JoeSchmgege1]

Joshua Kitchen - Agreed. Would like to see a review on the Flightpath tees.

[@Mackie17]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but these should be teed into the ground perpendicular to your body so that it's if your ball is hovering.

[@paulstrydom5656]

Would love to see you point it the other way when you tee it up, not pointing against swing path, but either way id stick to my regular tee anyway, thanks bru.

[@paulkelly5024]

I’m positive that Kingsbarns use these type of tees to keep it low in the wind and low spin

[@slicerjohn1897]

I use a yellow castle tee it works it's easy that tee looks far to fiddly, I think you are right it needs a bigger cup.

[@zyonip2440]

Golf course test please!

[@johnsnider2094]

Yeah thats gonna be a no for me dawg

[@garyhague5882]

Using pink castle atm although I have just bought the bamboo castles from ocean golf.

[@stuarteast2519]

A friend of mine has some similar tee pegs to this that sit on an angle and he got them several years ago in America.

[@davidharrison4632]

Well that was interesting to say the least. too fiddly but may work better with a grass and cup on the top of it. I currently use the PTS Pro length 2 3/4" length good for consistency and proven durability. In the past I have used the Zero friction three pronged and they worked well and many other tees. I have recently up taken a offer by Today's Golfer magazine and will be trying the new OceanTee Bamboo tees next week. They are more durable than plastic and traditional wood tees, good for the environment and they biodegrade over time so worth a shot to save the planet too.

[@CorekBleedingHollow]

Naahhh those look tedious to tee up.

[@BlueCollarBachelor]

Tee-dious?

[@larryclausen8907]

I bought the wife the martini glass tee pegs because of her Parkinsons. I really like them because I can angle them and get the same results you are showing

[@Adam-tm7qh]

Seems insignificant as first glance but I can definitely notice a difference when hitting off those chunky rubber driving range tees

[@jamesdaniels85]

Get them on the course James because your test showed less dispersion, That is definitely worth a gander.

[@michaelstaudt4021]

Meaby I dont get it... but wouldn´t it be the same effect if you change your stance with a regular tee ?

[@PaulCornish]

Ummm... shouldn't you angle it towards you, not in the direction of the swing...?

[@pekkalaaksonen8384]

I am convinced that with those teepegs one does have an angle and a point - to a point or is it point2point then?

[@adriancox-thesantjordigolf3646]

Not longer, but nice idea.

[@daleevans7317]

Defo, needs a try out on course

[@SELFINDUSEDCHAOS]

take it to the course and try them out

[@williestout839]

Yeah, I'd like to see a course test.

[@evankelley9064]

Hmm, you could set them up along your target line for a cheeky swing path aid🧐🧐

[@brendonmoo2412]

A friend gave me something similar, they were called Velocitee and were from Hawaii. They actually worked well and all you saw was the ball at address.

[@jaserengraving9072]

Did you see they done a post showing how easy it is to tee up. Looks pretty simple tbh

[@GOKU-qp6ub]

I use a tee whatever I find on the tee box😂😂

[@alexblue04]

Check out Erik Anders Lang at Kingsbarns. They use something called a wind tee. Same concept.

[@witherow321]

They remind me of the Velocitee pegs that have been around for decades the angle concept part anyway

[@apexamateurgolf]

Could you turn it around the other way? It’s definitely intriguing

[@petekenny3774]

Oh god here we go again ...tees really 🙈🙈🙈 who remembers the brush tee...yep that allegedly made you hit it longer ... Save your monies people visit your pro or James and hit up on the ball it'll go further without this nonsense .... I'll have a cup tee instead 😆😆😆 love an invention and well done to the designer 👍👍

[@davidbarnard5873]

Haha yes, took ages to rest the ball on it if it got slightly damaged!

[@bigburdy]

Surely they should be tee'd up sideways as less infringement from the tee? Anxiety levels are high seeing the tee at the angle pointing to the club face

[@richardsdiaz1]

what a weird little tee..... I'm already Left Handed....any more weirdness in my game and people would laugh me off the course! This one's a hard no for me.... :o)

[@billdunlop8683]

With my bad back there is no way in the world I would be flubbing around trying to get these tees in the ground at the right height and balancing the ball.

[@willthompson688]

I like the concept. But would you not have to line the tee up as well as your shot so you aren’t hitting the tee at an angle

[@keithmoody9274]

This is just gimmick tee like the brush and the pronged tees. No matter what a standard tee will never have any effect on the ball. Pick the tee that makes you confident that the ball is in the best path for your swing. Use the tee you like. Also how would the 45 be for people who like to tee up iron shots?

[@larsmenken2679]

Is there a higher risk to scratch your driver? You hit an ordinary tee at a 90 degree angle so it just gives away, this one applies half of its resistance horizontally against your club face. Especially in hard ground.

[@kylewilson9457]

My standard wood tees are leaving paint marks on my new SIM driver face and some on the bottom. Anyone else have that problem?

[@eric-yp8wo]

Would be interested to see how they set up on normal ground compared to a mat

[@adriancox-thesantjordigolf3646]

Wood is better with very short irons. Plastics would always pinch against the ball.

[@nigelday001]

Rugby ball is a different shape to a golf ball , they are placed on vertical tees , ball just angled forward..

[@seanscanlon9067]

Why not design it with a "kink" in it, as in the pointed end that goes into the ground is straight/vertical but then the rest of the tee that sticks out of the ground slants towards you at the 45 degree angle? You could even have a little horizontal "step" that you push down on when inserting the tee into the ground, between the vertical and diagonal parts.

[@tommiethatcher7265]

You definitely need to take these to the course James and also give some to Mark and Foxy to test

[@dustinmiller9528]

Test it on the course olz

[@alexanderyang1710]

Did this for years playing golf with broken split tees and I would run out of new ones.

[@MrAndrewThompson]

@james. I see you have been using your circle t and your spider x but I think you should do a multiple brand putter video ones that you haven’t tried like evnroll bettinardi.

[@darrellshort5696]

Thanks for posting the video. I've seen this type of tee advertised and was curious if the claims were true/accurate. I don't think they'll take the golfing world by storm. These will make good golf gifts and stocking stuffers for your golfing buddies...

[@Marcos-vanchescos]

Interesting tees, might have to try them out 🏌️‍♂️

[@robertdawkins9555]

Turn peg sideways or slow forwards

[@johnleighton5174]

Yeah would like to see them tested on the course

[@davidfisher7541]

What about when it’s a windy day would they stay on

[@kjc9293]

Interesting, like to see outdors. .

[@biggregsparks8364]

There probably would be a difference on hard dirt, for there is alot more resistance than his porous mat.

[@slowster2945]

Looks like the tee goes farther than the ball. You'd lose at least 2 or 3 of these per round. Add that to the fastidious set up and it's an obvious "why would you bother" kinda situation.

[@markhilton4920]

Na not for me , imagine pushing them into a rock hard tee on the angle when you need serious pressure to push a standard tee straight down

[@djcardwellai]

What matters most is the angle you stick the tee in the ground. If you want to play a draw, the tee should be tilting left, right for a fade. If you want the ball to balloon up into the air, the tee should lean towards you. For less spin lower bullets, the tee should lean away from you. It would be silly to think that friction hitting into a tee doesn't change anything; therefore, I'm afraid I entirely have to disagree with this video.

[@dhaddix1973]

Test the tee outside on a British Open windy day

[@michael2782]

Design concept: Mate the 45 tee peg with the Martini tee peg which would give a the 45 degrees with easy ball placement ??? 👌🏌️‍♀️

[@chrisblackburn6731]

You would win a long drive tee competition

[@joebradley7317]

Turn the peg around the other way so you brush or slide up against the peg before you hit the ball

[@msalzberg4962]

The idea is that you hit the ball before the tee (which I think you do with a normal tee, anyway).

[@georgewalton3194]

Yes I would like to see them on a course.

[@steves9971]

Interesting. Not being a pro, I'd like to see what your mid-handicapped tester has to say. If they do work, will they be legal? Rule 4.3a?

[@lewisclayton9409]

Does it mark the face?! I feel like it would scrape a line on the face of the driver! Not a fan of them at all

[@morganvanzyl3643]

13 MINUTES JUST FOR THAT JAMES YOUR A LEGEND.

[@richardvalentine4133]

They do look rather gimmicky, far too fiddly for me. Think I will stick to the wooden white tees with the yellow band. One type of tee, when they break, can still be used for par 3’s.

[@scott1993]

I immediately pictured a golfer who's had a few too many beers trying to tee one up and failing miserably lol. Pace of play may suffer

[@brianday9216]

I'll have nightmares about this tee for years ! ... I'll stick with regular tees or martini tees JMO

[@reiko57]

i dont use tees since i dont even own a driver, but you're not contacting the tee before the ball with a regular tee so it shouldn't matter or make any difference. i'd trust it if it took a few hundred shots with a machine driver, but a human is too inconsistent to draw any kind of conclusion for another's game, maybe its more like a placebo? not sure but i wouldn't count on the tees of all things to improve your game in any meaningful way.

[@oldprogolf7292]

Significantly more spin with the new tee giving better dispersion. I am sure this is you, not the tee as you had a degree more dynamic loft. If you fall back as you swing, you are likely to hit the ball too much on the up, reducing backspin too much and giving a poor result as happened in one shot with the wooden tee.

[@paulcairney1954]

i can,t make my mind up about these tees i would have to try them out on the course