Golf Simulator Balls
Rubber Golf Tees for Mats (Mixed Heights) Review
Rubber tees in several heights for hitting mats. Wooden tees do not go into most simulator mats.
Quick answer: Rubber golf tees for mats cost about $14 for a mixed-height set, rated 4.8 out of 5 by over 450 buyers.
Quick Summary
Pros
- +Over 450 ratings, 4.8 out of 5
- +Mixed heights for driver to irons
- +Last far longer than wooden tees
Cons
- −Fixed heights, no fine adjustment
Full Review
Most simulator hitting mats have no hole for a wooden tee, and the ones that do wear out fast. Rubber tees sit on top of the mat, or in a tee hole, and survive thousands of drives. This set comes in mixed heights for driver, woods and irons, and has 4.8 out of 5 from over 450 buyers.
Specifications
| Material | Rubber |
| Heights | Mixed |
Who Is This For?
An easy add-on for any simulator mat. Buy a set with your mat.
Our Verdict
An easy add-on for any simulator mat. Buy a set with your mat.
Rubber Golf Tees for Mats (Mixed Heights)
Score: 84/100
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