long golf tees

Search results show long tees from about 1" up to 4". Common options include roughly 1.75", 2.75", 3.25"–3.4", and 4".

Listings show tees made from plastics and polycarbonate (including proprietary PC blends), plus constructions that combine rigid polymer stakes with elastomer crowns or other multi‑material assemblies.

Features in the listings include oversize microprotrusion heads to lower friction and side spin, flexible elastomer crowns and multi‑material construction to reduce impact resistance, and other low‑friction crowns that help the ball launch cleaner.

Durability varies by construction. Some listings describe tees as stronger than typical plastic tees, and certain multi‑material designs are advertised to tolerate 100+ hits.

The listings map heights to clubs roughly as follows: about 2 1/8" for irons/hybrids/fairway woods, about 2 3/4" as a standard driver height, about 3 1/4" for large‑head drivers, and 4" as an extreme/maximum option.

Some listings include a built‑in height gauge or adjustable designs that let you raise, lower, or set the tee height, which supports repeatable tee placement and more consistent tee shots.

Some tees can be raised, lowered, and adjusted to help with aiming and consistent alignment. Other features—like an oversize microprotrusion head and flexible crowns—are described as reducing side spin and helping to protect the club face on impact.