Longer Tee.
— Martini Tees are a full 3-1/4 inches tall, perfect for today’s larger drivers.
Longer Life.
-- No more carrying a forest of tees in your pocket when you're on the course. Martini Tees are made from a proprietary polymer resin blend, to last a lot longer than old-fashioned wooden tees. You can get a year’s supply of tees for the same price as one martini cocktail.
Longer Drives.
-- Independent laboratory testing proves that Martini Tees give you drives that are both farther and a straighter, compared to wooden tees.
So put more spirit in your drives.
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Martini Tees are made tall for today’s larger club heads. Our regular tee is 3 ¼ inches tall, and made of a proprietary polymer resin.
Why do you say “virtually” unbreakable?
Nothing’s perfect. You may break one after a few rounds of 18 holes. But compare that to wooden tees, which seem to break on “virtually” every hole.
Does the ball really go farther when you use a Martini Tee?
Yes it does. We recently hired an independent laboratory to test Martini tees against wooden tees.
Am I going to stripe the bottom of my driver with a Martini Tee?
No. They’re safe to use with all your clubs.
Are they good for the environment?
Today’s oversized drivers will break an entire forest of wooden tees. But a Martini Tee will last for hole after hole, round after round. So you’re drastically reducing the number of tees you use by reusing the same Martini Tee over and over. Is one Martini Tee better for the environment than wasting dozens of wooden tees? We think so.
Where are Martini Tees made?
They are made in the USA, specifically, in Pennsylvania. Our corporate offices are in Michigan.
Where did the name “Martini” come from?
From the shape of the cup. When we made the first prototypes, a family member said “It looks like a martini!” We thought that was the perfect name, so perfect that we copyrighted it.
What kind of endorsements have Martini Tees received?
Well here’s one: In 2006 we made a first batch of prototype tees, based on the new, patented Martini design. These prototype tees cost us $15 apiece. We gave some to golfers for some further, actual on-course testing. A few months later, one gentleman sent us a check for $150, asking for 15 more tees. That told us we have a darn good tee. (We sent the guy’s check back to him, along with a few more tees.)
How long have Martini tees been around?
Our roots go back more than 30 years to AirLift tees, thought to be the first plastic tees on the market. But the Martini Golf Tee represents a new and completely resigned product from the originals.
Are they expensive?
Not at all. You can get a entire year’s worth of Martini Tees for the about same price as one martini cocktail. We think that’s a good deal.
I think your tees would be great for junior golfers—except for the name “Martini. Do you have a non-alcoholic version?”
Yes, we still make AirLift tees. They’re perfect for junior golfers and high school teams, and perform every bit as good as a Martini. Email bill@martinigolftees.ca for details.
I’m a wholesaler/distributor/golf course/driving range owner. Do you have wholesale pricing?
Sure do. We offer wholesale pricing on five-packs of tees, countertop displays, and individual tees in bulk. For details, email bill@martinigolftees.ca or call 519-733-2010
Have a question we didn’t answer?
Send an email to bill@martinigolftees.ca and we’ll give you an answer.