NCAA Women’s Team Golf 2-3/4" Regulation Tees (50 Pack) by Team Golf
Product description
If you want your next tee-off to look like game day, these NCAA women’s team golf tees are designed for exactly that. They come as a 50-pack, and each set is meant to show school spirit while keeping things simple: you’re just grabbing tees and heading to the course.
That said, they’re not a “one size fits every club” gadget or a performance experiment. These are regulation-length tees with printed team identity. So the real question isn’t whether they’re flashy—it’s whether the tee length and the team-style design fit what you’re trying to do.
What these tees are for
These Team Golf NCAA women’s team golf tees are regular golf tees meant for everyday use at the driving range, course rounds, and team events. The big appeal is the presentation. They’re imprinted with the school name and made to match a team vibe, so they’re a good fit when you care about looking coordinated (or gifting something with a clear theme).
On the course, the practical part is the 2-3/4" length. If you typically tee up at or near regulation height for your setup, you’ll likely find them straightforward to use—nothing complicated, no extra steps.
Key points to know before you buy
This pack is built around team display rather than “tech.” You get:
- 50 tees total in a regulation size of 2-3/4" in length
- Two tee colors per school, as part of the multi-team color approach
- Tees imprinted with the school name
Depending on what you’re used to, that multi-team color mix can be a nice bonus for groups. If you’re buying for a team, it helps avoid everyone grabbing identical-looking tees.
Still, one limitation to keep in mind: you’re choosing by school/team identity. If you just want generic tees you can use anywhere without caring about imprinting, this style may feel like extra “branding” rather than value.
What you’ll notice in use
These are the kind of tees you reach for when you want a quick setup. The 2-3/4" length is the main “spec” that matters day to day because it affects how the ball sits at address. If your current tee height is already in that range, you’ll probably feel right at home.
A small real-world scenario: imagine you’re at a local tournament or team day. You hand out a handful of tees, and players immediately recognize their school name. It’s a simple touch, but it makes the moment feel organized—without anyone needing extra gear.
Who it suits (and who should skip)
It makes sense if you’re buying for NCAA-themed events, women’s team outings, or a gift where the school identity matters. It also fits well if you’re managing a small group and want a ready-to-go 50-pack.
It may not suit you if you prefer completely plain tees, you don’t want printed school branding, or you tee up consistently outside the 2-3/4" length range. In those cases, you might be happier with more neutral or different-size options.
Tech specs
- Product dimensions (inches): 4.5 x 1.5 x 5.3
- Weight: 0.14 lbs
- Tee length (inches): 2-3/4"
- Quantity: 50 tees
Is it worth it?
Buy these NCAA women’s team golf tees if you want regulation-length tees that also carry school name imprinting and team spirit. They’re a practical 50-pack for rounds, practice sessions, and team events, and they’re the kind of gift that lands well for holidays or special occasions because the theme is clear.
Skip them if you only care about basic tee function and don’t want branded, school-specific designs. And if your tee height preference is consistently different from 2-3/4", you may find them a bit limiting.
Mini FAQ
Are these tees regulation size?
They’re listed as 2-3/4" in length, which is the key measurement used for tee height planning.
How many tees come in the pack?
The set includes 50 tees.
Do the tees show the school name?
Yes, the tees are imprinted with the school name.
What color tees do you get?
The set includes two tee colors per school, using a multi-team color approach.
Who are they best for?
They’re best if you’re buying for NCAA-themed women’s team spirit—think team events, group gifting, and coordinated tee-offs.