The Brush-T “brush tee” series was developed by South African Design Engineer and golfer, Jason Crouse. His concept was to replicate the feel of grass and reduce the interference associated with hitting off a wooden or plastic tee. The Brush-T exceeded Crouse’s expectations. The synthetic bristles do provide a natural strike, but more importantly reduced resistance to improve distance and reduced sidespin to increase accuracy.

The Brush-T was thoroughly  tested at an independent testing facility in southern California and the findings showed that the tee consistently outperformed wooden tees for greater distance and reduced spin. The Brush-T was found to impart 2% less deviation on the ball which leads to straighter, more accurate drives. In addition, it showed less resistance at impact and therefore added between 3.2 and 7 yards to driving distance. These tests were carried out using the Iron Byron swing tester to help ensure greater consistency.

After receiving official approval from the USGA and the R&A, the company introduced the Brush-T to the South African market and soon expanded to Europe and the United States. The Brush-T is available in 4 different models to accommodate clubs from fairway woods to oversize drivers. Professional golfers on all Tours have discovered the benefits of using Brush-T and have taken advantage of the greater distance and accuracy it provides. Brush-T is an international company with global distribution.