Had to share this with you guys.
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Sorry catching up but any updates on more hats?
Really like the blue/pink towel and the multi-color (although not a huge fan of that NLU circle logo). Would love to see more “lighter” colors.
That is definitely the best stand bag I have ever seen.
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Yo! Finally broke down and tried it on today. It arrived a while ago, but I was under the delusion that I was going to go blind into Christmas morning and wrap it for myself under the tree…you know, to limit some of the looks from the Mrs. Didn’t seem to matter, because there are no other sizes to be had anyway. But, alas, I am weak. Similar fit to you…just slightly on the large size, but not enough that I would go down to L. I was trying it on with a Tshirt, so I’m sure it’ll be the right call, Didn’t get the full study…quickly shoved it back in the package for wrapping. Love it so far…the pattern is the perfect amount of subtle. @MerchCzar knocks it out of the park once again!
You know what I’m most impressed with having never bought anything from NLU until recently? Surprisingly, the tees that came with the (exceptionally nice) golf shirt.
I switched to plastic tees last year because the wooden tees at big box retailers never seem to survive more than a single swing, but these are beefy with excellent looks.
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thicker shank - if NLU tees weren’t sold out I’d reccomend buying more. Check these out
well worth the prices as you mentioned based on how long they last
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I’ve seen some Western Birch tees in Golf Galaxy as well if you’re more of a touch-and-feel shopper – or if you don’t want to pay for shipping. I’m sure they’re in other golf stores too. The selection there is more limited than online though.
I bought some WBs a few months back when the NLU tees were sold out. They’re very durable.
WB Tees are awesome - I ordered 250 of them in our company colors with our logo on them. Its the only tee I use now, and so much better than the plastic tees. NLU tees are WB tees I believe. I discovered them when the sample pack was in my NLU order, I then ordered NLU tees, then did the custom ones from WB.
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NLU sample pack turned me to WB tees. So good. So durable. Colorful and fun. 250 tees should hold you over a while. I usually lose them before I break them.
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At this point I have so many NLU tees that my wife would kill me if I ordered more. Probably close to 800 tees from the different events they’ve had.
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Pretty sure NLU tees are from Stinger Tees, but I think WB gets their stuff from Stinger and repackages…maybe I’m wrong, but Stinger is more bulk order kinda operation.
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Since there seems to be limitless demand for them in the Silk Road thread, has there been any discussion of an NLU Garden Gnome?
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Where does Berg Golf Tees fall into the supply chain?
Wonder if you just stumbled across the 2021 member gift
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Couldn’t tell ya. But after researching a few options for custom tees…quantity is king and most people go through Stinger. I’m sure @sundaybag or @MerchCzar could give some input.
Regardless, buying from Stinger, WB, or other similar spot…tees seem to hold up much better than the basic cheap options from big box stores. Well worth the money to only break one a round or so.
Stinger is WB. Not sure on the other manufacturer.
Covered over here 
https://refuge.nolayingup.com/t/silk-road-2-0-master-of-gnomes/33537/1980?u=cav007
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Big fan of Stinger’s 3" Competition tee. Sturdy bamboo, sharp tip to clean grooves, and slim design.