115-pack mixed 3-1/4 and 1-1/2 inch golf tees
A large mixed pack of 3-1/4 and 1-1/2 inch tees. A stocking-stuffer, not a branded Pride Professional Tee System pack.
View at AmazonThis page lists golf gift ideas, from tee packs and a divot tool up through new Titleist Pro V1 balls, rangefinders, and a Garmin laser. Picks are grouped under 25 dollars, 25 to 75, and 75 and up. We checked Amazon listings on November 14, 2026. Use the filter to hide a band. Slope features can be restricted in competition.
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A large mixed pack of 3-1/4 and 1-1/2 inch tees. A stocking-stuffer, not a branded Pride Professional Tee System pack.
View at AmazonA pocket divot tool listed with a ball marker and alignment features. A personal green-repair tool, not a course-maintenance tool.
View at AmazonPride's PTS ProLength Plus tees in a 135-count pack, 3-1/4 inches, in white on this listing. Check length if the golfer prefers a shorter tee.
View at AmazonTitleist Pro V1 balls sold as new on the Amazon listing we checked. Check the year and pack count on the product page; this is not a used or refinished lot.
View at AmazonBushnell's Phantom 3 Slope GPS unit, not a laser rangefinder. Read the listing for how slope can be turned off.
View at AmazonGarmin's compact Approach Z10 laser rangefinder. A higher-budget first-party golf laser; check current features and slope handling on the product page.
View at AmazonA mid-budget laser rangefinder listed at 1,000 to 1,200 yards. It is not a Bushnell or Garmin unit; check slope features and local competition rules.
View at AmazonA magnetic rangefinder with a slope switch, listed to 2,500 yards. Slope modes are often restricted in competition; the switch is the point of this model.
View at Amazon| Pick | Brand | Budget band | Retailer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 115-pack mixed 3-1/4 and 1-1/2 inch golf tees | Oversized Head Tees | Under $25 | Amazon |
| 5-in-1 golf divot tool with ball marker | Golf Divot Tool | Under $25 | Amazon |
| Pride Professional Tee System, 3-1/4 inch, 135 count | Pride | $25 to $75 | Amazon |
| Titleist Pro V1 golf balls | Titleist | $25 to $75 | Amazon |
| Bushnell Golf Phantom 3 Slope GPS | Bushnell Golf | $75 and up | Amazon |
| Garmin Approach Z10 compact laser rangefinder | Garmin | $75 and up | Amazon |
| Gogogo Sport Vpro GS03 laser rangefinder | Gogogo Sport Vpro | $75 and up | Amazon |
| Gogogo Sport Vpro magnetic rangefinder with slope switch, 2,500 yards | Gogogo Sport Vpro | $75 and up | Amazon |
No. The listing we checked sold them as new Titleist Pro V1 balls. Check the year and pack count on the product page, and skip used or refinished lots.
The GS03 is a mid-budget laser listed around 1,000 to 1,200 yards. The other Gogogo unit is magnetic, has a slope switch, and is listed to 2,500 yards.
Often no. Many competitions restrict slope. Units on this page that have a slope switch or Slope in the name are useful because the feature can usually be turned off; read the listing and the event rules.
No. The Phantom 3 Slope is a GPS unit, not a laser. The Garmin Approach Z10 on this page is a laser rangefinder.