100 Count Wooden Golf Tee | 2-3/4" | Citrus Green

My choice

These are nice tees. They do break easily, but you get enough of them per bag to last you a while, depending how much golf you play. For me, they are cheap and easily replaceable. Long enough for the biggest of driver heads. Just keep some spare unbreakable tees in your bag just in case you forget to buy more of these before your next round!

all my golf gear is orange so these tees match everything perfectly and work great for me.

Fast shipping and great value.

The Tees can be used for Driver or Irons.

First off I should mention that I purchased these for homeschooling my children, not for golf. They use them to practice hammering into styrofoam blocks to help with hand/eye coordination.They appear to be well made and I really like the wood. They seem sturdy and able to put up with a hammering from the kids. I did like that they were varnished, or had some sort of coating on them, so they're very smooth to the touch.

I bought these golf pegs not for golfing, rather I used them to make caving path markers. I tried paint them with glow in the dark paint, the result was not what I expected. I bought reflective tapes (red and white) and tape a couple of them (1 red, and 1 silver), the result was amazing. The reflection of the modified gold pegs are very good bouncing off the light from my headlamp.If you want to know if these golf pegs are uniform, they are not, the size varies a little, and some of the pegs are not perfect. For my application, it was a 100% perfection.

Please buy these. It's so much easier to keep a bunch of these in your bag than to go through the hassle of buying these at the pro shop and being ripped off. They work great. They do what they're supposed to do, they prop your ball up high enough to hit with your driver. As far as them breaking, they're not made of redwood, so yes, they will eventually break. I am usually able to reuse them about three times before they break. I think the breaking is more about how you hit the ball, how high you prop up the ball, and how soft or hard the soil is that you're putting the tee into. For the money, you can't buy better tees.