Yatta golf. Same height guaranteed every time.

PRIDE PRO TEES THE BEST!!!!!! NO DAMAGE!!!!!!! EVER IN OVER 5 YEARS????

Pride Golf Performance plastic tees in 2 sizes depending on the club. Never had any club damage from them and I like the low-resistance design. I need all the help I can get reducing my driver spin...

Had a discussion with one of our pros yesterday and the four prongs on these produces more ball speed and not exactly plastic. Recycled and will bend.

Pride Professional wooden tees, 3-1/4 inch. Tall enough for a driver, and they can be pushed further into the ground as needed for a fairway wood or iron.

beestees.. are nice!

Western Birch tees because that's what my club provides. If I run out of those, I have a lifetime of tees that I've found. I haven't purchased tees in decades.

I accumulate tees like far too many golfers accumulate balls. Titleist events are one source, other special events, and those supplied in a cart. Whatever I like that I find…
Pinehurst has numbered tees at the start of each course. Wish I had more #2s but have a good supply of 4 & 8 tees.
Easily been 10 years since I last bought tees. I can’t hit 3 drives within a range of 5 yards of each other. Don’t see a point to pay extra for a tee that might gain 3-5 yards.

I converted to Western Birch a few years ago. Love the quality and all the color choices.

I use Western Birch as well. Still holding on to my last few remaining “Woody” color scheme (discontinued) for my Buckeyes. I just got some new Mustang color scheme. They last forever and love the pop of color

Pride Golf ProLength plastic has never caused any damage to my clubs ever. Plus you can pick it up and re-use several rounds. Usually lose them before I break one.

I use Pride Professional plastic tees 2-3/4. I’ve never had any issues of a damaged club. Love these tees. Usually only use 2 or 3 a round.
I haven’t seen those Western Birch tees here in Ontario Canada.

I used natural wood tees, 2 1/8" until drivers needed taller tees. Literally would barely put the tip into the ground. Tried the FLYtee in 2 3/4" for a few years. They are pretty durable, but eventually the top would break off from the shank. Could use these for a season (kept about 12 in my bag, never had to supplement). Now trying Western Birch at same length. I like these as well; the shaft doesn't flex when inserting into firm ground.

Let's do our best to pick up our tees so that they don't litter up the course nor damage mower blades! I wish more courses would put a 'broken tee' container on par 3s.

Professional System 2.75 Wooden Tees in white, used then the last 4 years & really love how the work for my ball heighth

DM

Natural Wood. Pride Performance 3 1/4 inch tees. No tee marks and they work well for the driver.