The 10 Best Golf Tees

The ProActive Sports Martini (around $8) are made with a large cup, so you can tilt the ball toward the hole before striking it. That can generate a longer roll once it hits the fairway, adding some distance to your drives even after they've fallen out of the sky.

There's nothing flashy about the VersaGolf Premium (about $14) — no bright colors, special markings, or anything else that could count as a bell or whistle. All they provide is a reliable, distraction-free surface for your next drive. What more do you need?

Finding the right model for your next shot is a breeze with the Pride Professional ProLength Plus (around $7), as there are five different sizes to choose from, depending on the club and situation. They're all color-coded, so selecting the correct piece should only take a few seconds.

Made of rugged plastic, with a rubberized cup on top, the Callaway Par-Tee (about $8) can last for round after round. In fact, you'll likely lose one long before it breaks, so each pack of ten should be enough to keep you swinging for weeks at a time.

The Wedge Guys Professionals (appx. $9) are made out of bamboo, so don't worry if you lose a couple during your next round — they're fully biodegradable. The groundskeepers won't be mad, either, as they're less likely to wreak havoc on mower blades than their plastic brethren.

AckBrands MeasureTees (about $9) are clearly marked for precision height control, allowing you to adjust your launch angle for the conditions at the time. There are multiple bright lines drawn a quarter-inch apart, so you can quickly find your sweet spot before each swing.

The Jef Fluorescent (about $7) are oversized in addition to being brightly colored, so you can't blame them if you miss the ball entirely. You can still yell at your clubs, of course, or you can just mumble something under your breath about a practice swing.

Anyone who absolutely abhors buying new gear should look into the Callaway Eterni-Tees (around $15), as the plastic they're made of is intended to be virtually unbreakable. That's likely a bit of wishful thinking, but you can certainly get plenty of mileage out of each one.

Good luck losing these Crestgolf Woods (appx. $8), as they come in an assortment of bright and vibrant colors that are guaranteed to stand out against the grass (well, maybe not the green ones). In fact, they're so beautiful that many people use them for arts and crafts projects.

If you're hoping to get more "oomph" out of your drives, you should think about the Greenkeepers 4 Yards More. As you might have inferred from the name, they've been created to add distance to your swing, and they do so thanks to their flexible 6-prong tips.