So we came across an advert on social media saying that there was a golf tee that could cure a slice and help you to hit more fairways from the drive, is this true and what are they?
What’s are Swiftee
Swiftee’s are a golf tee that helps to reduce spin, reduce slices, and improve on distance and precision. These golf tees feature durable construction and an innovative design, delivering superior performance compared to traditional tees.
The Swiftee golf tee is specifically engineered to reduce resistance and friction between the golf club and the ball, resulting in a swifter, smoother flight trajectory. Its unique head shape minimizes backspin and sidespin, promoting greater distance and control on the course.
Crafted from high-quality materials, this golf tee is built to endure countless rounds, making it a reliable choice for any golfer, even the big hitters! Available in five different colours, you can choose a vibrant or subtle hue to match your mood and set the trend.
How to use Swiftee
All you do is insert it into the ground just like a normal tee but at an angle of 10 degrees and then align the well-marked pointer at the desired location. That’s it !
Our Verdict on Swiftee
Very early days but sadly we didn’t see any huge results, it may well have been that the tee was set more at 15 or 20 degrees but it’s quite hard to gauge without actually laying flat on the floor and looking at the tee with your face directly on the floor.
What we can say is that these were sold out on Amazon and we had to wait for a restock and the tictok video did suggest that these did improve their accuracy so there may be a truth about these tees.
At a cost of approx £8.99 for a box of 10 tees they are quite pricey but they do say that a single tee can be used up to 100 times which we can vouch for and say that tee’s are incredibly sturdy and whilst they look like they are plastic, the 100 use does make them a reasonable choice in terms of cost and re-useability for the enviroment.
Would we recommend Swiftee?
At a cost of below £10 and with the suggested use of 100 strikes before breakage, they are worthwhile having a go and seeing if these can reduce your slice, be prepared for a bit of trial and error and perhaps getting a few heckles trying to to the tee pointing in the right direction and at the right degree, but those heckles will stop if these do reduce your slice and you hit more fairways.
