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Dan Parker
Handicap: 36
Essex
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 40
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Does anyone use them if so how different are they?
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They are different in that they manage to part many fools from their hard earned cash.
If they really made any difference the pro's would be using them don't you think?
colin
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Dan Parker
Handicap: 36
Essex
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 40
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That's why i asked Colin as Justin Rose uses them. As do a couple on the senior tour.
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I wonder how much they've had to pay him to look like a junitor sweeping the tee box 
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I find those brush tees sometimes on the tees and find myself using them and looking more for the tees once the ball has flown away (possibly 300 yards) than the actual shot. On another note my mate swears by leaning the tee forward. He reacons there is less resistance on the ball ?
Steve
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Russell Middlet...
Handicap: 36
Essex
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 387
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I received some brush tees as a Christmas present a couple of years ago.
Having used them for a while I could not tell if they lived up to what they said on the package.
Still got one in my golf bad Dan so I'll dig it out for you on Monday so you can give it a go.
Russ
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Jesse Plummer
Handicap: 7
IA
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I had them and the only real significance is that they do not break. My distance never improved nor did my accuracy.
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Dan Parker
Handicap: 36
Essex
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 40
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I bought some (like a mug) and i think as Colin says they are for fools  to part with there money. No more distance i actually found them worse as far as going to the left and right (fade/draw). I did find some the tees called lift tees a little bit more distance and straighter but i've now run out so back to the wooden ones.
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