Zero Gravi-Tees™ Reviews

After reading the product information I decided that these tees were really worth trying. They're a little tricky to get use to. Normally with a golf tee, you just push it into the ground and that's that. These tees need to be inserted into the ground at an angle and while that isn't difficult, it make take you a little while to learn how to set it up so it's perfect for you. Once you do: WOW!! Literally the ball is floating in air when the club hits it!!

I've heard of pro golfers who are now using this tee exclusively to teach their students. I can understand why! Great quality! Improves the accuracy and distance which I think is a huge plus! Nice selection of colors from which to choose. Give them a try and be patient, as I had to be, learning to get the tee set up just right! It's worth it!

WHEN I WAS A KID, MY PALS AND I WOULD HITCHHIKE WITH OUR CLUBS TO LANCASTER HILLS FROM BERKLEY TO SHOOT A ROUND OF GOLF FOR A BUCK. THOUGH THE GAME OF GOLF HAS NOT CHANGED, THE EQUIPMENT USED SURE HAS BEEN MODIFIED. THESE INVENTIVE TEES HAVE RECENTLY COME TO MY ATTENTION, TESTED AND APPROVED. HAVE A GREAT DAY ON THE LINKS!

I play a ton of golf, and my swing needs all the help it can get. I am always chasing any piece of gear that might keep my ball out of the trees. These tees made some big promises, so I had to try them out.

Quality: These tees are built from tough materials. I played a full 18 holes using just one tee. It took a beating and got some dents on the wing, but it never snapped.

Ease of Use: Setting them up on the tee box is straightforward. You push them into the turf up to the ridges on the shaft. You just have to make sure they lean slightly toward your target.

Function: The big question is whether these actually reduce spin and add distance. I did not notice any real gains at all. They work fine as basic tees, but nothing more. I even had a pro buddy hit a few with them, and he felt absolutely no difference.

These are perfectly fine, durable tees, but who knows if they deliver on their main performance promises. At this high price for just five tees, the lack of noticeable distance gains makes them a poor value.

I don’t know why these tees have such average reviews, because I’m out here loving them like I just discovered secret golf cheat codes. I’m not exactly a pro….I play a few times a month and mostly hope for the best….but I can definitely tell a difference using these. They function the way you’d expect, and for me…my shots seem to stay centered instead of taking a hard left like it’s trying to exit the course. Not all of them….but more than not.

Distance? I don’t notice much change there, but that’s probably because my swing is held together with hope and snacks. What I do notice is the ball staying centered down the fairway for me instead of wandering off like it’s sightseeing. For me, that alone makes these tees worth it.

They’re sturdy, the design is clever, and they make my drives feel less chaotic. I like them.

At first glance, there's no denying it, they're weird, but not in a bad way. I've not been golfing for too terribly long, but I'm about a 15.8 handicap.

I originally started with traditional wood tees, but soon changed to plastic tees. I saw these and thought I needed to give them a shot.

First off, so far, they're quite durable. I've played two rounds with 1 tee and it hasn't broken or lost any functionality, I only changed to another becasue I just happened to grab a new one when reaching into my bag.

Setup is a bit strange at first, but if you scan the QR code it takes you to a quick how to video.

Once I figured out my height with a good old fashioned breakfast ball, I was off to the races.

Personally, my distances seemed quite similar to my normal plastic tees on my home course. I play if frequently so I know my typical landing distances, and that didn't change much. However, my dispersion tightened up a bit, and though I'm no expert, I was getting a little less spin off the tee, not a night and day difference, but some difference none the less.

The ball sits up nicely, and the fin gives the eyes a good target to aim for when swinging.

I feel like I'll continue to see a benefit with these as my swing speed increases, but I would say if you already have a decent swing speed these would be a great tee to try. If nothing else they're a great value for how long they last.

As a note, on a standard tee holder on a golf cart, they just barely fit, but I typically keep my tee on my bag or in my pocket.

I think these would make a great personal buy or a great stocking stuffer for someone to try this holiday season.

These tees are definitely different from standard golf tees, and the design makes them interesting to experiment with. They feel well-made and hold up well through repeated use. I did notice some good results with consistency off the tee, although I wouldn't say I suddenly gained a dramatic amount of distance. The biggest benefit for me was having a tee that performs consistently rather than any huge yardage increase. Fun product to experiment with, but the performance claims may depend heavily on the golfer and swing, and figuring out how exactly to get them into the ground properly was far too difficult.

I got these to help with my horrible slice, I’m getting very frustrated and one thing that I’ve noticed is that I tend to break my tees more often than my husband does. For some reason no matter how many times I line up and adjust and keep my head down and arm straight, my ball takes off well and then it just goes way off course. Broken tee, missing ball and frustrated me. These tees are different than any other thing I’ve tried and what I like about them is the way they hold the ball. I like how the ball is held up by the 3 prong like fins. I’m able to set my tee the same way every single time and I have gotten to where I line my arm up based on the strike fin. It’s definitely helped me to zero in on my shot and I think I’m able to get up under the ball better as well. It looks way more controlled when I swing and it takes off. These are so incredibly easy to use, and very very well made. The strike fin technology really is worth the purchase! These are great!! For the price this is an amazing value and worth it! Highly recommend!

I picked up these golf tees and they are a little awkward to get used to. Once I did, the change in distance was noticeable.

They do not sit or feel like a normal tee, so the first few holes take some getting used to. After that it becomes more natural. I would not call them effortless at first, but they are not hard enough to give up on. Good value and they last well - definitely a win for my drive.

The reason I kept using them is the distance. I could tell a difference off the tee compared with what I normally use. Not a miracle, just a clear enough change that I noticed it. If you are willing to adjust for a bit, they are worth trying.

A little awkward at first, but durable and the distance change is noticeable. I am still using them.

These golf tees have a different design than the standard tees I normally see. The Strike Fin technology is intended to reduce spin and potentially add distance, which makes them an interesting option for golfers who like trying different equipment on the course. The five pack is enough to give you several tees to try without committing to a large quantity. I also like that the design is intended to influence the ball at impact rather than simply being a different shaped tee for appearance. That said, I wouldn’t expect the tees alone to dramatically change your game. Any difference in spin or distance is likely to depend on the golfer, swing, club, and conditions. For me, the biggest appeal is simply trying something different. If you’re interested in experimenting with small changes to your setup, these are inexpensive enough to give a fair test.