golf tees colors

Common color-to-size mapping used by many plastic golf tees: Red = Tiny (2 1/8"), Yellow = Standard (2 3/4"), Blue = Driver (3 1/4"), Green = Extreme (4").

Red (Tiny) is intended for irons, hybrids and fairway woods; Yellow (Standard) for most drivers; Blue (Driver) for large-head drivers; Green (Extreme) for extra-long drives (listed as the longest).

Common lengths shown are 2 1/8", 2 3/4", 3 1/4" and 4". Some product titles use fractional inches while bullet-point details may show the same sizes as decimals (for example, 2.75 inches or 3.25 inches).

The tees are described as a multi-material design with a rigid polymer stake and an elastomer crown. Product descriptions state this construction tolerates 100+ hits.

Both options appear: listings offer single-color packs (for example, Yellow or Blue packs) and variety packs that include one tee of each color/size.

The green tee (marketed as "The Extreme") is described in the listings as the longest tee allowed by the USGA and R&A.

Product descriptions state the multi-material reusable tees can tolerate 100+ hits. The listings also note that using durable, reusable tees reduces discarded disposable tees and can help cut down on deforestation.

Product titles often show tee sizes using fractions (for example, "2 3/4" or "3 1/4"), while bullet-point details list the same sizes as decimal measurements (for example, "Overall Length: 2.75 inches" and "Overall Length: 3.25 inches").