If you give me the opportunity to write about a golf hat, I’m probably going to take it.
At this point, you should know that I’m a hat fanatic. Some might even call me a hat fiend. My collection is growing and I’m excited to show you the next contender: Bunx Golf.
Bunx Golf takes more of a cowboy approach to its designs, many of which pay homage to rodeo, camouflage and the term “Long Iron Country.” Hats range from $34 to $38, placing them right near the average for a trendy golf hat in the big 2026.
If this style of hat sounds like your cup of tea and the photos pique your interest, click the link below.

Now it’s time for the main event: Bunx Golf tees.
Bunx Golf won’t help you lose fewer tees but it does make a tee that is much more durable than most.
The 2.75-inch V01 TEES are much more durable than wooden tees and they come in a myriad of colors. When I say the V01 TEES are bendy, I mean extremely bendy. With a little help, they bend from side to side and it took me about 10 back-and-forth movements to break a V01 TEE. If you struggle with breaking tees, even plastic ones, trying the V01 TEES may be warranted.
The 2.75-inch V01 TEES cost $13 for 27 tees, roughly 48 cents each.
Bunx Golf also offers the V01 TEE in a 1.5-inch option, making it a solid choice for golfers who use tees on par-3s or consistently hit irons or fairway woods from the tee.
I prefer finding a little “halfie tee” on the tee box but if you like having a bag full of short tees, you can get 27 for $10.
If you are on a constant search for a quality golf tee, the V01 TEES are a solid pick.
Mike
5 seconds ago
The current plastic ones I use don’t break that easily. And a quick look on Amazon shows I could buy a pack of 100 regular-length tees + 20 short ones for $9 total (both the 5-prong versions). That’s an average of 7.5 cents each; why would I pay 5-6X as much? Not sure about the business model here.