Graduated Bamboo Tees

Love these Biodegradable Wooden Golf Castle Tees, great for the environment and the fact that you get to tee the ball at the same time each time, clearly will not last as long as plastic tees, but the environmental aspects out weigh the negative.

Considering they are wooden the are quite durable, will break after a few uses but much more durable than other small wooden tees that I’ve used, the colour does make them difficult to find but to be honest I constantly lose small tees regardless of colour so at least these are biodegradable and don’t leave the course covered in vile plastic tees.

Lightweight and easy to find in my bag. Bright off the tee as well

Perfect tee height for me. Shame about the colour …. can never find them after shot !

Good for the planet and good value for money and do not disintegrate in use

Biodegradable Wooden Golf Tees Are great, ball placement is spot on every time, and environmentally friendly at the same time.

Good value for money, as expected the tees are good quality - much prefer the wood to the plastic. Especially as they are biodegradable.

Trying to switch away from plastic tees that litter the course when they break. Already used a not broken one yet

I started to use some pink plastic tees I found on the golf course. I liked the idea of the exact height every time so I liked the though of using timber tees. I have noticed that the pinks are about 3-4mm shorter than the plastic pinks so bear this in mind, i have noticed a difference in the ball flight.

I wanted to be a bit more environmental friendly and try these over the plastic tees. They work as expected and are the same size as their counterpart. My only issue with these is that they can leave coloured stripes on the sole of the club. Guess it'll wash off easily enough but would perhaps be better if just the spike was coloured and not the full tee.

They are environmentally friendly, which is why I bought them. However, they break easily. You get more use and value for money from the plastic tees. It is a personal choice.

These tees are easy to use. Simply push it into the ground until the wider part of the tee is flush with the ground. Your tee height will never vary. The tees seem to be reasonably robust. I played a round which included 15 drives (played 3 off the tee on one hole) all with the same tee and it is still in one piece. The tee lengths quoted are the total length of the tee, not the tee height. I bought a pack of 70mm which measure 68mm and give a tee height of 50mm, and a pack of 51mm tees, which give a tee height of 32mm. Now I no longer need to feel guilty when I lose a tee, because they are biodegradable, eventually.

Brought these to use over the winter with Courses using winter mats and these are perfect. No issues with putting them into the mats and they seem to last just as well as the plastic versions.

Got to replace the plastic version. They are decent quality, if slightly shorter than the pink plastic equipment. They do break quite quickly though - especially the shorter tees for irons.