Returning golf back to nature
Replacing high-volume, golf tees, whether plastic or wood, with a more circular, regenerative material made from seaweed.
The Problem
A small product with a hidden environmental cost
Golf courses use billions of tees every year. Most are made of plastic or composite materials that fragment when struck and remain in the soil.
Over time, these fragments:
- Accumulate in the tee boxes and fairways
- Enter drainage systems and watercourses
- Create long-term microplastic contamination
For courses committed to environmental stewardship, this has become an increasingly visible issue
The Problem Continues...
"We only use wooden tees - why change?"
Wooden tees are a better alternative to plastic, but they still rely on forestry, processing, and linear use. Liberty Eco Labs tees use seaweed — a fast-growing, marine-based material — to offer a more circular, plastic-free option for golf courses looking to go further.
Who It's For
Designed for real decision makers
Course Superintendents
Practical, low-friction alternatives that work on the ground
General Managers and Owners
A simple operational change with environmental benefit
Sustainability and ESG Leads
Tangible plastic reduction that supports reporting and commitments