Yellow cone tees

[JSinker37]

Has anyone ever heard of or used the yellow cone tees for irons? I refer to them as carrot tees and absolutely love using them. I used one tee for my iron shots in 5 rounds so far this year (snow isn't cooperating) and it is still intact. Last year I purchased a hundred of them for $2.00 at a local course that shut down at the end of the year. Problem is... I can't find them to buy anywhere! Like I mentioned before, they are very durable compared to regular tees, so 100 should last quite a while but I would still like to have some more. Anyone know where to buy them? Thanks.

[Rustybearing]

Is this what you're looking for? http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odkw=extra+long+golf+tees&_osacat=0&_trksid=p2045573.m570.l1313&_nkw=yellow+cone+golf+tees&_sacat=0&_from=R40

[JSinker37]

That link came up as item not found. In the link, though, I see it says extra long tees. The ones I am referring to are only about an inch or so long. They start at a point at the bottom and basically are the shape of a cardboard party hat. They are made of wood.

[lumpuckeroo]

I've not seen the cone shaped tees, but I found some 1 1/4" tees at Golf Galaxy.  Also, Frogger makes a 1 1/8 tee. http://www.froggergolf.com/green-monsters-nubbies-1-1-8-bamboo-tees/

[stevejason]

  lumpuckeroo said:

Originally Posted by lumpuckeroo

I've not seen the cone shaped tees, but I found some 1 1/4" tees at Golf Galaxy.  Also, Frogger makes a 1 1/8 tee.  http://www.froggergolf.com/green-monsters-nubbies-1-1-8-bamboo-tees/

I use the Frogger tees for irons & hybrids. I lose more than I break.

[JSinker37]

I dont usually lose the cones, however, they do usuallyl get driven into the bottom of the dovot on impact and can be a pain to pull back out

[SWBYPS]

Its called a wedge tee

[JSinker37]

I don't think they are wedge tees. Wedges are usually plastic and flat on the sides. These are round and conical.

[SWBYPS]

Is it cone shaped similar to an incense or does it have a flat surface like a traffic cone?

[Dave2512]

Lol no doubt the warmer weather folks are confused, you're looking for winter tees. Common around here when the ground is frozen and you can't get a tee in it. Big tub of them on the counter at every course I've played this winter. The cheapie ones are hollow, flimsy and look like a traffic cone. Typically color is related to length but the generic ones can be any color. The free winter tees at the home course are all white. I hate them, I keep an awl in my bag to poke a hole.

[JSinker37]

Swbyps they look sort of like an incense cone. They have a point on the bottom and gradually increase in thickness towards the top. They have a concave top just like a normal tee would. Dave the tees I'm referring to are made to go in the ground.

[JSinker37]

Will try to get a picture on here later

[JSinker37]

Ok so before I put a picture of these up, I need to find out how to get a picture on fromy phone camera if possible

[suds125x]

I'm also trying to purchase carrot wooden tees. One inch and a quarter long tapered cone shape. Any help would be appreciated!!!!