Pride Golf Tee2-3/4 inch Deluxe Tee, 100 Count Bag

Great for a little granddaughter that likes golf.

Easy smooth transaction. Will buy again. Thanks

gave them away..gave up golf

Bought these, a flush saw, and some wood glue to repair stripped-out screw holes. They work waaaay better than anything else I've ever tried AND they're cheaper, too. :)

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.

I ordered golf tees. I received golf tees. Amazon for some reason wants me to rate the product for warmth. Um, they're golf tees. Is Jeff Bezos quite alright?

Smooth, sturdy and US made!I bought for my toddler to hit it with a wooden hammer in a card box, I’m happy with my purchase.

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.

Great value! Even at our local sports store, no whatever what kind of couple stacking and sales I wait for, I can't find a better deal on a bag of budget yet totally usable tees. Yes, they will break on errant power hits and be seen as almost a disposable product - but so will other tees that cost more. The pricing is as such - you can spend a bit more, but the tees won't be noticeably better. To be noticeably better, you'd have spend exponentially more, which in case, they aren't comparable products anymore. So either you buck up for something you plan to keep around, or you just spend a few bucks here and don't really care what happens to them one way or another. From a usage point of view, about 1 in every 2 dozen I found had a uneven head making it not possible to place the ball. Other than that, they are sharp and upright.

These tees are okay. They'll break just like any other wooden tees. In my opinion, it's better to buy the Pride Evolution tees which are just over $10 for a pack, but those tees last forever. I used one for 5 months, 18 holes every weekend before it finally broke from a duffed drive.

They were golf tees .. what else can I say? They didn't break on every hit, but also weren't the strongest for wood tees. Probably averaged about 3 hits per tee. Not bad I guess, but I've since moved on to more permanent, plastic tees.

Perfect item if you like to hit a bit higher off the tee. Perfect item as an Amazon add-on, too. One thing worth noting is each bag contains 100 tees, not 500 like shown in the photo. Recommended.

They're tees. Long tees. A LOT of long tees. And they're really cheap. Great deal and I'll never buy those overpriced ten packs at the pro shop again!