Intech 2-3/4 Inch Wooden Golf Tees, 100 and 500 Pack, Multiple Colors Available

These wooden golf tees are well made and do the simple job they were designed to do. Holding a golf ball up is not rocket science. (trying to hit a golf ball, however, is rocket science) These tees are not the hardest wood and they will break with a good whack. This is not a bad thing. You can learn a lot about your swing and where you are striking the ball on the face of your club by seeing where the tee goes and if it breaks or not. I have found that they hold up as well as most other wooden tees, and the price is right. 500 tees will last quite a while. Playing partners appreciate when you can give them a spare tee now and then. At these prices you can be a hero. I did not find any broken tees in the bag and am well satisfied with the fantastic job they do - holding up a golf ball so you can whack it. I'll buy more when needed, but with 500, I'm set for the foreseeable future. I will recommend them for daily use and use on a driving range. Cheap and dependable.

If you’re like me and lose a lot of tees during a round this is a great option. They’re solid, a good height, and a great value. This should last me for a few years.

My guy is an avid golfer. We recently went to the golf show in Michigan but we were unable to find a large bag of natural wood ties. So I decided to look online - these are really nice and exactly what I was looking for! Hurry up spring, I'm ready! 4 Stars. Hope you find this review helpful! Great tees!

Really? Review my purchase? How about this: They hold my balls well. They balance the gravitational forces of the Earth when properly inserted into the Earth. This is where the manual would be handy. These are far more advanced than a toothpick, and should be respected for it. When I unpacked these, I couldn't find a manual, so I had to improvise. They're completely wireless, no batteries required, but you may need to download a driver to make them work the best. My tee-ing skills are improving thanks to the ergonomic design, the shape is optimal for piercing the Earth's crust with one end with a handy cup-shape on the reciprocal heading for holding small rounded objects, and the lightweight makes them comfortable to keep in my pocket or make into a necklace(which would look cool in an aborigine kind of scary way that kids would love when playing dress up with the weird neighbor kids because they look like teeth and who wouldn't want a teeth necklace that is both attractive and practical?). They're handy for re-closing screw holes in wood with a little glue. Our teeboxes are like concrete due to the drought, and I've only broken a few while inserting them into the Earth's crust. They're inexpensive, priced right, and don't cost too much. The shipping was quick, not too slow, and they got here fast. The seller sold them to me, and I was the buyer. They work well, don't complain about the pay, long days, heat, lack of benefits, or abusive working conditions.

First of all, any tee that says that is going to add to your distance or accuracy is lying (and would be against the rules in any organized setting.) You should buy tees pretty much by the length that puts the ball at a height with which you are comfortable. That said, the price on these tees is excellent, the volume is great, and the quality of the tees is pretty high. There are not many problems that one can have with a tee and I haven't had any with these: I tee mid-to-high and I haven't had any trouble doing it. Based on the size of the bag, I expect to be using these guys for the next few seasons, and I look forward to each tee.

The big question most people have is "wood or plastic?" Some like plastic because they usually don't break, and can be re-used over and over, while wood tees break almost every time. Several people have done tests, however, on whether the tee choice affects drive length, including mygolfspy. They found that drives are about 5 yards longer when you use a wooden tee. At first glance, this is surprising, but when you think about it, makes logical sense. A wood tee snaps instantly then the club hits it, and doesn't slow the clubhead down, while a plastic tee bends and resists, slowing the clubhead just a little more, and robbing length from the drive. Can I tell the difference on my personal drives? No, but I never feel resistance from the tee when I use wood, while I do sometimes when I use plastic. I'll stick with wood.

The Intect White tees are a good choice for tees. I read some of the reviews of tees, like; "I get 5 or 6 hits per tee with (such and such brand) of hardwood tee" or " I get less broken tees with (such and such brand)". It seems to much analysis for me. Depending on the conditions of the ground I'm hitting from, I can go the whole round with one of the Intect tees (if I don't loose them) or sometimes if the ground is hard, I need one for every swing. I'm more interested in price. These tees work fine holding up the ball, they are uniform and inexpensive.

Not sure much can be said about golf tees. They get the job done. The price was good although after shipping the cost was probably more than you would pay going to Walmart. This product would be a great grab for someone purchasing a number of products. However, if you purchase them alone it might not be worth it.

We use these for business purposes and they do the trick

Duran de 3 a 4 hoyos, bastante durables diría yo. No se comparan con los de plástico, pero finalmente la idea es no contaminar el campo. Muy recomendables.

Fantastic value. Can't beat the price.

Proper length of tee and works just fine for me.

parte de un kit de bienvenida, buen producto