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Tried all variations of Exeggutor EX decks and this is most flexible & balanced one that carried me to 50 wins. 

Set up: Always try to open with Caterpie to protect the first Exeggcute and draw an extra Pokemon. If all goes to plan you'll able to swap an Exeggutor in by turn 2-3 to tank/trample the opponent's opener (Early Sabrina draw should help here - you don't really need it after the Exeggutors are set up). 

Hard to use deck that have a very high winrate against decks that primarily use pokemons with 120/130 hp. Very versatile as you can build both a Moltres/Arcanine ex combo, as well as a Wigglytuff ex to disrupt your opponent with sleep. The exception is decks that can reliably oneshot your Arcanine EX, where you NEED to build your Wigglytuff first. So meta and deck knowledge is needed.

Fun deck that can give you full control of your opponent’s board. Try to start with Ekans to get Arbok out while working toward a Pidgeot on your bench. Pidgeot (and Sabrina if your draws are failing you) can then work to get rid of Pokemon you don’t want to fight, while Arbok can hold the one’s you do until they’re done for. Could also sub in a Drowsee/Hypno to try and sleep as well. 

Okay, I have NO CLUE what that other Team Rocket deck is on about. Muk??? Yeah right like Team Rocket EVER used Muk. Here's the REAL Team Rocket Blasts Off.

Very simple: Get Weezing up, use ability to poison enemy active pokémon. Use Koga to get Weezing out, put Arbok in, trap enemy pokémon. Repeat until win. If, for any reason, you are dead drawing and you have a Meowth, put it in as a card draw engine to get things moving, it's okay if it dies. This deck absolutely slaps Mewtwo/Mew/Gardevoir decks silly and is competitive with most other meta decks.

Idk with this one man, I kinda was just really excited to use Victreebel when I finally got one so I threw some bs together. Had Vileplume in it originally but was taking too long to charge it up so I dropped it + a Sabrina (Victreebel can do some of the lifting there) in favor of Venomoth and Shiinotic

At a high level:

The strategy is to use a Caterpie to bring out the rest of the Pokémon. The second Caterpie is just a backup or to be sacrificed if more time is needed to place counters on Celebi. The blue cards are mainly to protect Caterpie, along with the potions, to heal it and hold out while Celebi gathers enough counters. If Celebi happens to appear as the first card, the strategy is simply to stack counters on it and heal it as much as possible. If it can’t hold out and there’s a Caterpie available, it’s better to switch to Caterpie to buy some time to heal Celebi.

druddigon as a shield and setup golem also with brock if druddigon die use marshadow an deal 100 damage than use golem, use hitmonlee to deal damage to opponents bench en get a easy point or break his strategy

When you encounter a Psychic Pokémon, you can consider giving up directly

I think this deck is neat. There are a lot of ramp decks running around in the current meta, including three of the four major ones (M2 Ex/Mew Ex/Gdev, Gy/Art/Starmie Ex + Misty, Celebi Ex/Serp), so a card like Exeggutor can bring huge value if you can get it online. That's where Shiinotic comes into the picture.

This Deck needs some versatile thinking, as you can use Brock with both Onix for a quick sweep on the 4th turn (starting second in a match) and surprise your opponent with a Golem fully set up and ready to roll, as well as baiting/ stalling your opponent with a Marshadow trap to tear down their best pokémon (I find it extremely good against Pikachu that gets one-shotted thanks to weakness).

Try starting with Diglett to evolve to Dugtrio and have a line of defense (if you roll faces).
In the meanwhile, prepare a bench of Marowak, Machamp ex and Marshadow.
Marshadow gives you a way out if they're too fast at big attacks.
And Machamp Ex is a great way to finish stronger pokemons (Because of its 120 attack)
Hitmonchan is more of a panic button or a line of defense if you don't have dugtrio.

Get Lucky

Fully Dragon type deck. No type weaknesses.
This is a late game deck that focuses on defending with Druddigon while building up to Dragonite to sweep in late game.

The goal of this deck is to be able to consistently heal your active side (preferably Exeggutor EX), so you'll need to draw Pokemon cards as soon as possible. In games where the opponent starts, we'll have the chance to draw during the first turn if we have Caterpie in the active spot.

This is a very simple to use 3 Diamond or less control deck. This is great for completing the Solo missions that require a Three Diamond or less deck. I do not recommend this for PVP as it doesn't hit terribly high numbers and requires a lot of RNG to maintain control, but if you're having issues with some of the Solo missions (especially against the Starmie/Gyarados EX deck missions!) this could help you out a lot in getting those free shop tickets.

I am beginning to realize that in PTGCP, I am a control player. I think it's a result of the crazy number of options for ramping that Ex decks have available to them, plus the fact that most control cards will only give up one point when you kill them. So I stall for time while I set up to murder your Ex and win with 2 KO's while I make you fish for 3. Does it always work? No. Does it feel leaps and bounds better than losing because your opponent killed your Charizard Ex and leapfrogged from 1-2 to 3-2? Yes. Yes it does.

(Title is from a phase I had where all my decks were named after pokémon crime syndicates)

The basic concept of this deck is: Marowak Ex but without the Ex part (and more damage)

Generally I don't like having Ex cards in my lists because of the huge value lost if they die, unless they sufficiently make up for that in another way as an engine or control source (e.g. Wigglytuff Ex, Moltres Ex)

Very simple and fast deck. 
If you can get Manaphy and Vaporeon turn 2 you can already attack with Palkia for 150 damage.
You tend to turn 3 almost always attack with Palkia.