Customer Reviews

Callaway Eterni-Tees 5-Pack Combos

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I've played over 50 18hole rounds of golf with one eterni-tee, using woods not irons. Line the narrow edge of the tee at hole. The dumb golfers that are breaking them are hitting into the flat edge of the tee. These tees are unbreakable. The eterni-tee is aptly named as they will last an eternity. The only way you can lose one is to forget and leave it on the tee box or have it flip into tall grass or rough off the tee box.

I'm not the greatest golfer but i do know that a tee that proclaims that it is an "Eterni-Tee" should last longer than one outing on the course. I played 18 and 2 of these tees chipped and were unusable by the end of the day. When you pay $7.50 for 5 tees you expect them to last longer than one day. It's pretty ridiculous and i won't be purchasing or recommending these tees in the future.

These Callaway Eterni-tees are wonderful. I use them exclusively and have very little breakage, and only after months of use. I think the people who are breaking them must be using them incorrectly.

Another reason to like these tees is the accuracy of your teeing up. Using the lettering on the side, you can quickly decide what your tee height should be, for example, use the first "L" in Callaway. Then that's all you ever have to look at again.

Easy to use, long lasting and the color helps you find them when they flip backwards after your great drive.

I totally love these tees!

These $10 tee's lasted 2 weeks! 1 on the small one and one on a large one!!
Nice shaft design, but the "rook chess piece" head is crisp plastic, one good hit and it's missing a tower! Should be hard rubber.

These Tees are horrible. They don't even last a round. The little nubs at the top of each tee break off with almost every swing. Some did last a little white but I believe that's cause I hit the ball and not the tee. Buy these instead Unbreakable Golf Tees - 2.7/8" I've been using these and have only lost one due to being intoxicated and leaving it in the golf cart.

Just tried these last night, and they are so flexible that it was impossible to get them into the ground! Had to switch to normal tees. I guess if the ground was soft these would be fine, but in Ohio, most of the time the tees are hard, and requires a tee that is stiff.

Went to the driving range twice, and broke all 3 long tees from the pack. They worked fine, and penetrated ground easy. Held the ball fine. But just cost too much not to last any longer than they do.

This is my first experiance with "unbreakable" tees. I saw them and figured what the heck. Well, for one they were a littel expensive, but when I got them they seemed to be made pretty well and I was excited to give em a shot. I thought it might effect ball flight or feel but it didnt. However, one of the long ones broke on the 4th hole of the first round I played them. I didnt break another one the rest of the round. I played the long ones on par 4s and 5s (driver and woods) and the short ones on par 3s (irons). All in all I would suggest giving them a shot, It's nice only having to carry a couple tees in my pocket instead of a handfull.