Listings mention several sizes: 2 1/8" (often called a "Tiny Tee"), 2 3/4" (≈2.75"), 3 1/4" (≈3.25"), and a 4" "Extreme" option.
The listings show plastic tees (including ABS) and wooden tees; wooden options are described as 100% solid hardwood.
Examples in the listings include 200-pack, 30-count (30 pk), and packets of 45 tees.
Listings describe the 2 1/8" "Tiny Tee" as ideal for irons, hybrids and fairway woods; 2 3/4" is presented as a standard, versatile tee for drivers and many clubs; and 3 1/4" is described for driver use, especially with large-head drivers.
Listings claim reusable plastic tees (often ABS) can tolerate 100+ hits and will last for more drives than traditional wooden tees. These are manufacturer-stated durability claims and actual lifespan will vary with swing force and playing conditions.
Descriptions cite low-resistance tips/heads, a dynamic elastomer crown and multi-material construction — all intended to reduce impact resistance and ball spin for improved launch and distance.
Some tees include a built-in height gauge; others use color-coded striping or stripes on every tee so golfers can match and maintain a consistent tee height.
Listings use names like "Tiny Tee," "Standard Tee," "Driver Tee," and "The Extreme," and some packs are labeled as special or limited editions.