A bright orange to orange-yellow club fungus recognised by its longitudinally grooved (sulcate) surface, a feature uncommon in the genus. Fruitbodies are unbranched, slender, and often slightly flattened. Known from several temperate regions, including Australasia, but rarely collected.

Fruitbodies: Slender, cylindrical to slightly flattened, unbranched.
Apex: Rounded or bluntly tapered; often paler than the mid‑section.
Colour: Deep orange‑yellow to orange; may fade to yellow‑orange with age.
Surface: Characteristically sulcate, with fine longitudinal grooves visible in fresh material; surface otherwise smooth and matte.
Flesh: Soft, flexible when fresh; brittle when dry.
Base: Narrow, whitish to pale yellow, sometimes slightly thickened.
Size: 30-70 mm tall, 2-4 mm thick
Growth habit: Ether growing gregarious in groups of 2-5 or singly.