1) If you hit a lot of range balls, these are the best practice tees around. They stay in the ground better than any tee I've ever used. You will get a nice, consistent tee height to help you develop/maintain solid ball striking. The ball will stay teed up in windy conditions better than most tees will, too.
2) From a durability standpoint, these are tough tees to beat. I still have some I use that I've played 3-4 seasons with. Although the bristles might get a little splayed eventually, these things are usable for years.... not rounds.
3) The Yellow (3.25 inch) version is fantastic if you use a tall face driver (Ping G5, G10, etc). You can really get some extra yards teeing the ball up that high so you can catch the ball with the club's sweet-spot. A 2.75 inch tee simply isn't long enough to get the ball teed high enough to take advantage of the club-face.
4) I've tried numerous other tees (Zero-Frictions, Pride, etc) and Brush Tees are what I always go back to. Some purists may chuckle about the appearance, but the only place I am concerned with looking good it is
on my scorecard, not at the 1st Tee (or 19th Tee, either!)Get more detail about Brush-t Flexible Golf Tees Combo Packs.
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