Green KeepersGolf Tee

Small and works great for those par 3's. Sometimes hard to find in grass.

I have tried every tee imaginable and stumbled on these. I was skeptical of them but now having used them, love them! They are perfect for my game. I use the short red ones on par three's and for my fairway wood on shorter par 4's where you can tee up the ball and a driver is too much club. On longer holes with driver, I find the yellow model works best for me. The blue and green tee up the ball much higher than I like so haven't really used them. The other thing is they are super durable. I am still playing my originals for the last 15 rounds and have not broken one yet. Unless you leave it behind pretty indestructible. Highly recommended.

Excellent at keeping your golf ball at a consistent height.

I have all of the "4 yards more" tees: red, yellow, blue, and green. I have a set of modern irons, hybrids (shallow face), fairway wood (very shallow face), and driver. The green is used with the driver, because it gives me more confidence without fear of touching the grass. The blue and yellow are too short for me when using the driver especially when I am still a high handicap player with an inconsistent swing. The blue and yellow are also too high for the hybrids and fairway wood! I actually have to use the red tee for the hybrids, wood, and my iron. However, the red often seems a bit too tall for the irons and maybe the hybrids. These new hybrid tees are slightly shorter than the red tees, and only have 3 prongs to hold the ball. They seem ok, but the color is a really poor choice on part of the manufacturer. Dark purple? Seriously? When almost all modern golf equipment is made using bright colors for easy identification, dark purple is hard to spot when it flies off in a random direction! The tee height is about the same as sticking a wooden tee all the way into the grass, leaving just the tapered head above the soil. I can attest that these tees are made extremely well. I've never had a "4 yards more" tee actually break, even after 200+ drives using the same tee. Overall: 4/5 stars, color is too dark, slightly shorter than the red tee. I suppose I can accomplish the same thing by sticking a wooden tee into the ground and just leaving the tapered head above the soil.

My son turned me on to 4 Yard Tees. I'll never use anything else. I've placed several orders for these not because they have failed but I'm too excited about my shot and forget it or I can't find it after the shot.

These hybrid ones are really for par3 or anything other than driver. I think they purposely made these because their older par3 ones are a bit too high. Regardless, they are really great. The only downside is they are very easy to lose if you hit it out of the ground since they are so small. Unlike the driver length tees they make, these are easy enough to get into tough ground. The driver length ones are a bit harder to get into tough ground versus wood and being able to use the ball to help.

I wish I could buy more! Perfect for my par 3s!

These work well with an iron or a hybrid off the tee box. My concern is because they are short they tend to break a lot easier. I suggest they use a plastic that is a little more forgiving and, bright optic colors like lime green would help me find them better after my tee shot. A little pricey only because they do not last nearly as long as they could with a few minor changes. They do help me shoot a better ball off the tee.