UNSPSC 49211604: Golf tees

UNSPSC 49211604 Golf tees, a Commodity code, encompasses golf tees sold as part of broader golf retail merchandise procurement by municipal recreation departments and school districts. State and local governments buy tees as one component of pro-shop inventory at public golf courses and as part of athletic supply catalogs for school golf programs. The code shows activity across cities, counties, school districts, and universities, with the City of Atlanta Department of Parks and Recreation and multiple Texas independent school districts appearing as recent issuers. Work solicited under this code ranges from standalone tees within catalog discount bids to integrated retail merchandise contracts where tees are bundled with golf balls, clubs, apparel, accessories, and other pro-shop goods.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas and Georgia. The City of Atlanta issued a multi-step competitive sealed bidding process (prequalification phase followed by IFB due July 23, 2026) for golf course retail merchandise across four municipal golf courses, with tees specified as one line item within an anticipated $500,000 annual retail budget and potential individual orders reaching $100,000. Donna Independent School District (Cameron County, Texas) posted a catalog bid RFP due April 8, 2026, seeking discount proposals off printed catalog prices for golf equipment and supplies including golf balls, clubs, and tees for the 2026–2027 school year; the district intends to award to multiple vendors and does not guarantee minimum purchase quantities. Harlingen Consolidated Independent School District (Harlingen, Texas) solicited proposals due March 24, 2026, for athletic golf, swimming, tennis, powerlifting, and wrestling supplies and equipment. Albany State University issued an eRFQ closing March 26, 2026, for athletic equipment, apparel, and customization services for its Division II athletics programs. The University of West Georgia posted an eRFP due March 20, 2026, to establish an Adidas athletic apparel agreement covering sport-specific equipment including golf clubs and related accessories, building on an existing eight-year partnership valued at over $1.5 million. Geographic spread remains concentrated in Texas and Georgia; no recent opportunities appear outside these states in the source materials.