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

Great and sturdy tees, good value.

Tough tees that last. Only issue is they're quite small and easy to lose because they go flying. Great news is they're highly visible. Your ball will pretty much be just off the ground and have a clean lie but if you're using a hybrid or fairway this might be on the short side of you like the ball elevated.

Really like the look and size of these tees. Easy to find after teeing off and perfect height for my irons and fairway woods. Worth the money.

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.

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.

They are 1-1/8" as advertised, but are much too short where there is grass on the tee.

Nice product. Good value.

I'm only giving these 4 stars initially since I've only used these in one round of golf so far. But the only tees I broke were on the par 3's where you expect a broken tee anyway. The key selling point for me on these are twofold - One, they're bamboo which is much more renewable and environmentally/economically sound. And two there is no paint involved although we're only told that the coating is 'eco-friendly' which has to be taken on faith.And if you're using wooden tees do you really expect them to last?Update (3-6-2012)I've used these on numerous rounds now and as long as I'm swinging on a good plane these tees rarely break. I've had several rounds where I have not broken one.