Themed Golf Tee Bags

Have a special theme you like off the golf course? Would you like to have a unique golf tee bag no one else in your flight has? Have a look at our Themed Golf Tee Bags collections.

There are lots of different themes available, check them out below.

Don't see a theme that meets your needs? Contact us to ask for a quote on a custom themed tee bag for your special event or club.

Themed Tee Bags

Themed Accessories

Check out our other themed golf accessories:

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  Ball Markers

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  Divot Tools

Themed Golf Tee Bag Details

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• Drawstring closure with a lock.
• Made of soft microfiber.
• Hook to easily attach to your golf bag.
• Comes with nine matching tees.

Dimensions

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  4" w x 5 1/4" h (100mm x 133mm)

Shipping Details

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• Our themed golf tee bags are shipped from the U.S.A. and are available for shipment to Canada and the Contiguous U.S.A. via US Postal.
• Normal Shipping Time:
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  Approximately 3 working days to process the order plus shipping time.
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  Local taxes (not shown on your invoice), tariffs, customs and duty fees are not included. These are the responsibility of the purchaser at time of delivery.

Interesting facts about Tees

The last Major Rule change for the game of Golf was the development of the golf tee. Prior to this change boxes of sand were provided for players to make small mounds to tee the ball up, this became known as the "tee box".

The first golf tees used layed flat ong the ground with a portion raised to hold the ball. Later, the first tee that pierced the ground was a peg with a rubber top, this was known as the Perfectum.

The use of the wooden peg style with a flared top only took off after Walter Hagen was hired to promote it. It has since been copied many times around the Globe and still remains the most common type of tee to this day.