Just curious what brand and what length tee everyones using? I currently use for driver the Pride golf Prolength 3 1/4 blue and for 3 wood use Pride golf Prolength 2 3/4 for par 3's I use my broken tees.

I use the Pride ProLength blues as well...just for driver. For three wood, and par threes, I just use some generic short (2 or 2.5" tees) from walmart...plain wood/natural color.

Zero Friction...they are awesome and one pack has lasted me over two years now...

Same here, I use 2 3/4

I refuse to pay for tees, i just use whatever freebies are on offer in the pro shop.

Zero Friction for driver and whatever tee is on the ground for woods and irons.

For the driver I generally use a 2 3/4" wooden tee and tee the ball up at a medium height relative to my driver's face depth. For all other shots, I generally use a broken wooden tee or hit the ball off the deck.

In 90% of tee shots with an iron I hit the ball off the deck or a broken tee stub, and, when playing a 3 wood or 1 iron, I generally knock up a bit of turf with my shoe and hit off that rather than a low tee.

I'm generally more comfortable hitting off the deck (and I'm lucky enough to play courses that generally have excellent teeing surfaces) so I stick with what's familiar.

My only superstition is that I only use wooden tees, and only ever use white ones.

I'm going to have to give the ZeroFriction tees a whirl. Otherwise I just use whatever is out there. I used to have a thing against natural wood tees (hated them), but I hate getting the white tee paint of the bottom of my FT-5 and have been using unpainted tees for a while now.

Zero friction and broken tee's as well. I will lose the Zero Friction tee's before I ever break them.

I have tried the zero friction tees, the ones I got were biodegradable, however I found I was breaking 2-3 per round abount a half inch below the prongs.

Wal Mart First Tee Specials 3-1/4" natural color 200 for $5

No idea. Whatever is available or found.

No yellow tees. What Trevino said in that commercial really stuck with me.

Englishbob,

I believe you are talking about the "Epoch" tees...those things break like crazy.

I'm using Zero-Friction and break 1-2 a round if any, thats a lot better than close to 18 a round with wood tees. I use the 3-1/4" tees and push them on into the ground, so they wont go flying. Thats probley why they break on me.