Point the V.
Hit your ball straight.
Point the open side of the V toward your target line. The open-front V-channel removes the front cup wall so the ball exits along the path of least resistance.
Built for casual rounds and practice.
How It Works
Look straight down at address and point the open V-notch toward the exact spot on the fairway where you want your ball to land. Set your ball in the rear cradle and swing straight through the open front.
STEP 01 • TOP-DOWN AIMPoint the V at Your Target
Looking straight down at address, align the open V-notch toward the exact landing zone on the fairway or green where you want your ball to finish.
STEP 02 • REAR C-CRADLESet the Ball in the Cradle
The rear C-shaped rim stabilizes the ball from behind while completely removing the front cup wall on your target side.
STEP 03 • STRAIGHT RELEASEDrive Straight Through the V
At impact, the ball releases straight forward through the open V-channel funnel along the path of least resistance.
See the Newtonian physics: how the open V-channel forces a directional path of least resistance down your target line and saves up to 26 feet of lateral dispersion at 250 yards.
Find Your Ideal Tee
Engineered for every club in your bag, from par-3 irons to long drivers. Preview each size in Tour Colors, eWood composite, or solid Maine White Birch.
Clubhouse IvoryClassic Iron
Wedges & Short Irons
eWood swap: +$0.25 per tee • Wood-fiber PLA composite
Augusta GoldClassic Driver
Drivers / Long Irons
eWood swap: +$0.25 per tee • Wood-fiber PLA composite
Cypress BlueFlared Control
Hybrids & Fairway Woods
eWood swap: +$0.25 per tee • Wood-fiber PLA composite
Sunday RedFlared Power
Drivers • Max Forgiveness & Straightness
eWood swap: +$0.25 per tee • Wood-fiber PLA composite
Interactive 3D Studio
Spin the actual production CAD models and compare Tour Colors, eWood bio-fiber, and solid Maine White Birch.
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Was the VTee Discovered or Invented? Either way, we patented it!
It all started when Trevor chipped his tee during a round and realized it made his ball fly straight based on where he pointed the break. What started as a chipped tee on the tee box turned into 4 calibrated V-channel geometries (60°, 70°, 100°, and 108°), a U.S. patent application, and the path of least resistance. The rest is history.
Trevor Chapman
Chipped a tee mid-round, aimed the break down the fairway, and discovered the open-front V-channel.
Trent Chapman
Parametric CAD engineering, U.S. patent architecture, 3D print farm manufacturing, and pro-shop commercialization.
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