Golf Simulator Balls
Plastic Golf Simulator Tees Review
Low-cost plastic tees made for mats and frozen ground. The cheapest way to tee up on a simulator mat.
Quick answer: Plastic golf simulator tees cost about $9 and have nearly 1,000 ratings at 4.5 out of 5.
Quick Summary
Pros
- +About $9
- +Nearly 1,000 ratings, 4.5 out of 5
- +Work on mats and winter turf
Cons
- −Wear out faster than rubber tees
Full Review
These plastic tees are built for hitting mats and winter turf, where a wooden tee breaks or will not go in. They are the cheapest option here at about $9, with nearly 1,000 ratings. They do not last as long as rubber tees, but at this price that hardly matters.
Specifications
| Material | Plastic |
| Use | Mats and winter turf |
Who Is This For?
The cheapest way to tee up on a mat.
Our Verdict
The cheapest way to tee up on a mat.
Plastic Golf Simulator Tees
Score: 80/100
Related Reviews
Titleist Pro V1 RCT Golf Balls (12-Pack)
$75
The Pro V1 with Radar Capture Technology, made for radar launch monitors indoors. Spin reads are more reliable in a short simulator bay.
Titleist Pro V1x RCT Golf Balls (12-Pack)
$75
The Pro V1x version of the RCT ball. Higher flight and more spin, for golfers who play the Pro V1x outside.
Titleist Pro V1 RCT Golf Balls (3-Ball Sleeve)
$24
A single sleeve of Pro V1 RCT balls. The cheap way to see if RCT balls improve your radar readings.
Golf Ball Marker Template for Rapsodo MLM2PRO
$22
A stencil for drawing a spin-tracking pattern on your own golf balls, for use with the Rapsodo MLM2PRO.
Do you own the Plastic Golf Simulator Tees? Tell us how it went
We read every review before publishing it. We do not check whether the reviewer bought the product.