Better Golf Tee vs Tee Claw.

Tee Claw uses steel spikes that damage your mat. We use TPU spikes that self-seal.

Tee Claw

4 steel spikes anchor in the synthetic grass; holds a real wooden tee. ~$25 for a 4-pack.

Where Tee Claw wins

Wooden tee feel. Real-club ball position adjustment via tee depth.

Where Better Golf Tee wins

• TPU spikes do not cut grass fibers or leave permanent holes; the puncture self-seals on removal
• Tee is tethered: no flyaway (Tee Claw explicitly does not prevent flyaway)
• Three on-grass-equivalent heights included
• The caddy holds it all together

The mat damage tradeoff

Tee Claw users typically report visible steel-spike holes in the mat after 50-100 sessions. Our soft TPU spikes are intentionally below the fiber-cutting hardness threshold.