tee-shot-- The initial shot on a golf hole played from the tee box.
teeing ground-- Also known as the tee box, the designated area in which a golfer hits his/her initial shot on a golf hole.
tee-shot The first shot played on a hole.
teeing ground The area designated for teeing off. The levels of playing difficulty are marked with colored markers. See "marker".
tee-shot A shot played from a tee.
teeing ground The area in which you must tee off your ball. Ball must be teed off within the markers and no more than two club lengths behind them.
There are tee-shots, and there are big tee shots. After all, nothing feels better -- or does more for your confidence -- than hitting the ball on the screws, watching it jump off your clubhead, soar forever, ...
Driving Range An area or building used for the purpose of practicing tee-shots and other strokes.
a format, similar to a scramble, where every player hits from the tee, the best tee-shot is selected, and each player holes-out from the selected tee-shot.
Shank
a horrible shot in which the golf ball is struck by the hosel of the club.
Tee-shot - A shot played from a tee.
Teeing Ground - The "teeing ground" is the start place for the hole to be played.
Both Parry and Swanson fired their tee-shots down the left center of the fairway, leaving themselves only long irons into the par 5.
Needless to say my very first tee-shot was a little on the rough side, not bad by any means just not what I was accustom too. Second shot was to 10 feet from the pin and I am putting for a birdie. I made par and could not have been more pleased.
Both players play one tee-shot each from every tee. A choice is then made as to which is the more favourable of the 2 ball positions, the other ball being picked up. Thereafter the players play alternate shots.
Scramble - all players in the group hit their tee-shots, then choose which ball the team will play for their second shot. All other players pick up their ball and hit from the best ball spot. This continues until you putt out for a team score.
an area or building used for the purpose of practicing tee-shots and other strokes
Drop
To deposit the ball on the course after which you put the ball back in play after it has been declared unplayable or after the ball has been lost ...
No matter how well you've driven in the weeks running up to your local club captains' day, you can guarantee that your opening tee-shot, with an entire cast of members looking on from the clubhouse will be one of the worst drives in living memory.
Dogleg - A hole changes direction sharply either left or right, normally in the landing area for the tee-shot.
Dormie - A match play term used when a player cannot be beaten as the number of leading holes ...
The proper ball placement for the driver tee-shot is off the leading foot´s inside heel.
Grip it Light ...
DRIVE
The shot you take using the driver in the tee box. The first shot towards the hole. See the Tee-Shot section ...
Although not recognised in the rules of golf, a mulligan is sometimes agreed as an option between players, whereby an unsatisfactory first tee-shot can be replayed.
Nassau ...
 See also: Tee, Round, Golf, Shot, Hole
  
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