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Tee peg

Tee Peg: A small stand in which you place your ball to take your initial shot to the hole in question.

Tee Peg
You can put the ball on this device for your first shot to help raise the ball off the ground. It is then much easier to attain height.
Tempo ...

Tee Peg Chorusline Drill. Set a string or "chorusline" of tee pegs in the green to indicate a straight path for the heel of the putter, and setup with the heel just beyond the line of pegs, making strokes in which the heel does not contact the pegs.

Put a tee peg in the grip end of a golf club, that you are going to swing with.
Take your normal stance and swing the club with the tee peg in the grip.

Only allow your wife to hit a ball when she can successfully hit a tee peg time after time as she keeps in mind a specific target for the ball to hit.

Tee - A term used to refer to the tee peg and to the closely mown area from which the first stroke on a hole is played.
Tee-box - Where every hole starts, from which you hit your drive or tee shot.

Your ball is allowed to be teed up on a tee peg on the teeing ground for your first shot. You are not allowed to tee up the ball any where else ...

-Loosen up
-Practice exercises (in your particular area) without the ball, to the tee peg.
-Introduce the ball - keep doing the practice exercises in between hitting shots.
WHAT DOES A SET OF CLUBS CONSIST OF?

Any damage caused by balls landing on the green should be levelled with a pitch mark repairer or tee peg and then tapped down with a putter. A player should ensure that any damage to the putting green made by a ball is carefully repaired.