Have you used these tees?

[posiview]

Saw these while browsing: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy/h...00/2889773.stm

Gimmick?

[Tommysels41]

Seem like a gimmick to me.

Dude, your avatar scares me.

[19handicap]

i used these once last year because i was hitting my lil 125 yards drives waaay right so i thoguth they would straighten me out. well with my swing speed at the time being of probably around 60 mph maximum still managed to break the damn things every second hit drive. lol do summaraize it just dont buy them! theyre gimmicky, cheaply made, and dont work. kinda off topic but i still find it mind boggoling how i could have doubled my distance in around 500 days or so, haha , and swung the club 35 mph faster. haha! well im out
happy holidays,
19.

[honorerdieu]

i used these once last year because i was hitting my lil 125 yards drives waaay right so i thoguth they would straighten me out. well with my swing speed at the time being of probably around 60 mph maximum still managed to break the damn things every second hit drive. lol do summaraize it just dont buy them! theyre gimmicky, cheaply made, and dont work. kinda off topic but i still find it mind boggoling how i could have doubled my distance in around 500 days or so, haha , and swung the club 35 mph faster. haha! well im out
happy holidays,
19.

It's a gimmick, alright. If one wants to minimize the chances of a slice or a hook, just run the ball through Check-Go to draw the line on the equator of the ball. Then tee the ball up with the line perpendicular to the intended target.

But I don't line my ball up at the tee box.

[hulman links]

A tee doesn't fix a golf swing. Period. All that sounds like it would do is give your driver a skydent.

[A V Twiss]

A slightly interesting piece of trivia. These tee pegs may be break Rule 14 (the one about using devices to aid making a stroke).

Happy new year to you all

"lang may yer lum reek"