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If you have ever asked, “How tall are Martini golf tees?”, the direct answer is: they come in three sizes. The Standard is 2.75 inches (70 mm). The Mid is 3.25 inches (83 mm). The Extra Tall is 4 inches (102 mm). But the real story is not just the length of the tee. It … Read more
The best place to store tees in your golf bag is the small zippered pocket on the side. Most bags have a pocket that is just the right size for tees. It is often called the accessory pocket or tee pocket. This spot keeps your tees easy to reach without digging through other gear. It … Read more
If you just picked up a Martini tee and are wondering what makes it different, you are not alone. A lot of golfers see the wide plastic cup and think it works like any other tee. It does not. Using one the wrong way can actually cost you distance. The right way comes down to … Read more
I remember the exact moment I got fed up with wooden tees. I was on the fourth hole, already on my third broken tee of the day, digging through my pocket for another one while my playing partner waited. That’s when I ordered the Martini Golf Tees DMT007 Durable Plastic Step-UP Tees (5 Pack), Assorted … Read more
You finish a round of golf and toss the broken tees in the trash. But those small wooden or plastic pegs are actually one of the most versatile tools you already own. A golf tee is lightweight, precisely sized, and strong enough for dozens of household, workshop, and emergency tasks. The trick is knowing which … Read more
If you are new to golf or just starting to play different courses, you have likely heard that women should tee off from the red tees. That is true for most traditional courses in the United States and many other countries. But the answer is not that simple. Some courses use yellow, gold, or even … Read more
If you have looked at modern golf statistics, you have probably seen the term “Strokes Gained: Tee to Green.” It sounds complicated, but it is a simple way to measure how well you hit the ball from the tee all the way until you reach the green. It leaves out putting. This makes it a … Read more
If you have ever stepped up to throw a disc, you have stood on a tee pad. The surface under your feet matters more than you might think. It affects your grip, your safety, and how long the course stays playable. Most disc golf tees are made from one of five materials: concrete, artificial turf, … Read more
If you are new to golf, walking up to the first tee and seeing four or five different colored markers can be confusing. Each color tells you the distance and difficulty of that set of tees. The general rule is: the closer the color to red, the shorter the course; the closer to black, the … Read more
Standing on the first tee with a scorecard in hand, you see three sets of tees: 5,800 yards, 6,200 yards, and 6,600 yards. You know your driver goes about 240 yards when you catch it clean. Which yardage should you pick? If you choose the longest one because you hit it far enough, you might … Read more