Flightpath Diamond Golf Tees – Patented Design to Reduce Spin for Long, Straight Drives – Low-Friction Long Tees, Robotically Tested for Ball Spin – USGA Approved Performance

No more breaking ot losing tees.

No more slice and I added 30 yards to my drive. I have been using these for 4 weeks. These tees do break easier than other plastic tees but you end up saving the money on lost balls. I posted the photos of where they break. The spot where they break as you can see if the spot that you beed to reduce the spin. However you will, as I have, place higher in tournaments with the reduction in strokes, penalties and added distance. I have not changed my swing and this tee fixed my slice on first use a slice which was about 40 yards or so. I just bought three more boxes because they really work.

Trouble keeping the ball on. You must put it in the ground on an angle. Durable and works well once you learn the technique . Almost unbreakable.

My husband and I golf a lot together and this has really improved his drive. Not only is it farther but also straighter. It work great. Lightweight but sturdy. Highly recommend

Expensive and worthless. A placebo at best. I was excited to receive these and try them out. Broke the 1st one on the 1st drive. I suppose my game varies enough that any improvement in my drive was lost in the variation of my game. I imagine if you are good enough to consistently drive the same distance, and you see a 10 yard gain, knock yourself out. I'm more of a +/- 10% player so I have to say I didn't notice a difference. When I broke the second tee, I slipped them back into my bag and decided to chalk this product up to a gimmick.

I hate to give only 3-stars, but I couldn't really tell a difference. Also they break easily and it's hard to get it in the ground appropriately to actually hold your golf ball. I consistently had to lean it back a bit to keep the ball on it. Won't use anymore once they all break.

I've had no problems at all. It's been excellent, and I would highly recommend it to anyone."

It was tough to get the ball to stay on the tee. If you had to adjust trr he e tee depth, then it took an additional 20 seconds to get the ball to stay on the tee. Get tired on being bent over trying to keep the ball on the tee. Not worth the extra time and once it was on the tee ya didn’t want to make an adjustment because of how hard it was to keep it on the tee.