Amy SportGolf Tees Plastic 3 1/4 inch Upgrade Unbreakable Bulk 30 Pack Reduce Friction Side Spin Durable Stable 83 mm Long Tee for Golfer Practice

In the pics the real martini is on the left. It’s hard to pay $1.75 a tee for the real ones so most of us looking or reading this refer to the stolen Chinese version because of the greed of martini company. And these tees seem good, but they are not exactly the same and I would imagine it’s due to the patents that exist on the martini and so the Chinese companies need to make slight differences like they did here.The cup is larger where you put the ball and the ledge is lower higher which means if your use to the martini these won’t feel the same. For me, and for the price I just couldn’t support the American company this time, so call me a sell out, but as long as they wanna be greedy, I can get 6x these for the same price. Probably never need more than a few though. They seem good.

Bought a pack of thirty about a month ago. I stuck two of them in my pocket and went out on the course. I play 18 holes three times a week and am still using those two tees. They are red and almost impossible to lose. I normally cut plastic tees, but not these. At this rate I will never buy another tee. The shoulder tees them the exact right height for me and thus eliminates any guess work. Great product, fairly priced.

I like that they're available in the black color. I am a very visual person and so I like contrast between the tee and the ball color I use. These tees have been durable through 45 holes of golf with none breaking yet. I tend to prefer a smaller head than the martini glass design but I'm starting to appreciate these since my former ones were no longer available.I like that they have ridged layers so it helps you know where to ground your tee in the ground versus guessing. The ridges work pretty well at keeping your tee straight up and down until you're in a sloped tee box or a beat up one where you may need to modify how far you plant it in or how you plant it in. Anyway, I like how they look, they appear durable so far and I think I am getting used to the martini shape.

Wow, what can you say about the price compare to the Martini tees. At first I thought these are cheap knock off but decided to give it a try anyway. Boy was I wrong. These are just as durable as the real thing and I love the orange color which are very easy to find on the tee box. The tee is a bit higher and the cup is a bit wider than the Martinis but did not affect the distance at all (for me). Unless they change the price, I will buy these from now on and that's a no brainer.

First of all they work well. If you have difficulty placing your ball on a standard tee the larger cup solves that problem. After one round (not counting par 3's where it won't work) I noticed some slight bending, but no breakage. On the negative side the product that was sent does not match the advertised visual. The pictures show tees that have several, staggered "nibs" which implies the ability to insert the tee at a variety of depths. The delivered product had one collar that limited placement to one depth only. The consensus among my golf guys is to grind off the collar in order to add some flexibility. All in all good tee, but not as advertised.

Since using the martini style tee I’ve really come to like them. These were available at a greater value than anything I could find in the pro shop. The bright orange makes them easy to see after the tee shot. They are proving to be very durable. I’m on my 4th round with the same tee. Great value!

Work just like Martini tees at almost 1/5 of the price. For 30 tees $8 vs. $39. You'll never break another tee.

If you have shaky hands the ball cup on these Tees is large & prefect. The tee is designed to go the same distance in the ground to always have the ball at the same height and the orange ones are almost unbreakable. All pluses. I would order again if I break these.