Frogger Green Monsters Premium Golf Tees, Made from Ultra-Strong and Sustainable Bamboo, Stronger Than Traditional Hard Wood Tees, 1-1/8", 2-3/4", and 3-1/4" Available

I thought these would be kinda fun little tees to have for irons and possibly the woods. I was mostly right. They're very short but they are just long enough to prop the ball up so I can comfortably swing a hybrid. That means the 3 and 5 woods work just fine too.These things are durable and what I like about them, I can find them pretty easily after hitting. They fly all over after a strike but if I scan the tee box, I'll find them. Haven't lost one yet and haven't broken 1 yet.I can't say for certain that I'll get another pack. I still prefer the plastic short tees over these but these are very nice and I'll use them until they all gone.

Didn’t like them. Too width and too short.Get theZero Friction Tour 3-Prong Golf Tees

These are fantastic! So durable and strong! Easily can use one tee for several holes before it breaks (not always). Only feedback I have is to see if you can make them a hair thinner so they can fit into tee holder slots in push carts and golf carts.

I teach golf and practice and play daily. I also work at a driving range that employs mats (so unfortunate? BUT. When I work on my woods on tees, these little guys go right into the mat and loft the ball about 1/4" up so the club doesnt drag the mat. I can "mimic" striking ball then turf, relativly close. And I use them over and over.

Yes they last longer than wood, but it’s little short. I had to switch with a taller tee cause the grass was pushing the ball off the tee. 1 1/2 inch would have been perfect.

I broke open a package of these today to try at the range. I don't know if it was the tees but I was hitting my hybrids (I gave up my irons long ago) consistently well. None if these tees broke which confirms the advertising regarding durability. Plus, I didn't lose any. The color makes that almost impossible! Highly recommend these tees.

Any natural tee will break if you hit it with 100mph club-head while it's anchored in hard soil. But these should last longer than most cheap wooden tees all else being equal. My last bag of wooden tees were too damned weak to even use for fixing ball marks on the green, which is pathetic and that's really what led me here. I also like that these came unpainted; some invariably are lost so at least these won't look so much like litter, and will eventually return to the soil from which they came. Also you can use these as chopsticks if you are very tiny.

I ordered these very short tees for golf tee shots other than the driver during wintertime golf in Colorado. They are very sharp so they will go into the frozen ground easier than many tees. Plus, being very short, they don't have to be pushed in very far. And, probably only because they're so short, they simply won't break. The only "danger" is from losing them after your shot. So far that hasn't happened to me but I think it's mostly been luck.

Im trying my best to break these short orange tees but I am still on my first one out of the packet after 3 rounds. I can’t break it and I can’t lose it because it’s bright orange.