Green Keepers 4 Yards More Golf Tee , 3 1/4 Inch, Blue, 4 Count (Pack of 1)

The Green Keepers “4 Yards More” Golf Tees are honestly my favorite tees to use. At 3 1/4 inches, they’re the perfect height for drivers, and the design really does make a difference. The reduced friction helps with cleaner contact, and I’ve noticed more consistent drives and better distance off the tee. They’re sturdy, last longer than standard wooden tees, and don’t snap after just a few swings. I also like how easy they are to spot—the blue color saves time when teeing up and after the shot. This is one of those small golf accessories that actually delivers real results. Once you use them, it’s hard to go back to regular tees. Highly recommend for anyone looking for consistency and a little extra distance off the tee. ⛳💙

I don't care about the four yards! What I do care about is the durability. I have broken many different types of tees and none of them last more than half a round (wood tees last two holes if you're lucky). I have never broken one of these tees and they last many, many rounds. The only reason I keep buying more is I keep giving them away and I've lost a few. They are worth every penny for that alone. I love the various height of these as well that set perfectly every time. Get the one that works for you and forget about it.

The Green Keepers 4 Yards More Golf Tees (3 1/4 inch) are excellent quality and have quickly become my go-to tees. I love that they’re reusable—they hold up really well round after round, unlike traditional wooden tees. Definitely a cost-effective option, especially since they’re much cheaper on Amazon compared to buying locally. Great value for any golfer looking for performance and durability!

This is the 2nd time I've ordered this product. I like these tees because with them I tee up my ball at the same height for every drive. This improves my ball striking, and makes my ball flight more consistant. I don't know about the claim to give 4 more yards per drive; I haven't measured that; but they have certainly not cost me any yardage. They last longer than wooden tees, but after several rounds of golf, the top part of the tee separates from the lower part.

This is my only tee for driving, Not sure if it really will give you 4 extra yards as that is a good gimmick for marketing but I will not use another tee for driving as it is the perfect height. When you hit the ball the tee will fly either 10' forewards or 10' behind you most of the time so you have to look for it. Always keep a spare in your bag as you might lose it. Great product and lasts a long time. They do not break like regular tees but a prong might break off after around a year of playing.

The main thing I love is that the these always setup at exactly the same height, but I also love that they have lasted around 10 rounds so far and running strong. (Yes they bounce in any direction, and you have to look for em.) Before my driver was my most untrustworthy club in my bag... this one change has made it my most reliable club. Noteworthy: I was trying to figure out why my last couple of game my clubs played shorter, and realized it was the cold shortening my hits about ~1 club per 10 degree Fahrenheit drop in temperature. That means these have made my clubs distances have gotten extremely reliable if I was able to notice that much of a difference! Recommendation: Bring these with you to a driving range with grass tee boxes, and get used to them. That was the only way I finally put in enough time to dial the right height for my driver, hybrids, and irons.

For years now, this is the only driver tee I've used. In independent studies, this tee really does produce the longest drivers. Each tee lasts me a year on average (and I play 60-90 rounds a year). Always teed at the same height. You just push it into the ground until it reaches the collar. Yes, you pay more for these tees than most. But again, they last a year or more each! So, is $1.30 a year really too much to pay for a superior tee?

I personally don’t think any plastic tees are worth the money they get for them. But these are billed as “game improving”. That is definitely not true. But in fairness they are pretty darn good. I love the ball height set up. I love the soft flex fingers your ball sits on. They’re durable and resilient and after a few weeks of playing them, not one bent or broke. The only thing I don’t like; impossible to use on a dry, hard tee box surface. You can’t use the ball to help push the tee into the ground. So I still need to have a few traditional plastic tees in my bag for such occasions. So overall, more positives than negatives but if they stopped making them, my game would not suffer one bit. So I recommend trying them as I still use them on about 90% of my tee shots.