teeing ground

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teeing ground

The golfer places his ball on the teeing ground.

Definition

Noun: The designated area on a golf course where a player begins play for a hole. It is the starting point from which the first stroke on a hole is played.

Usage

The term "teeing ground" refers specifically to the rectangular area, usually marked by tee markers, from which the initial shot on a golf hole is taken. It is a defined part of the course.

Examples
  • The players met at the teeing ground to start the match.
  • Please place your ball between the markers on the teeing ground.
  • The rules state you must start each hole from within the teeing ground.
Advanced Usage
  • "To have the honor on the teeing ground": Refers to the player who has the right to play first from the teeing ground, typically the winner of the previous hole.
  • "Within the confines of the teeing ground": A formal way to specify that the ball must be placed inside the legal boundaries of the starting area.
Variants and Related Words
  • Tee (noun): A common, shortened form for "teeing ground." (e.g., "He walked to the first tee.")
  • Tee box (noun): A colloquial synonym for the teeing ground.
  • Tee off (verb): To play a shot from the teeing ground. (e.g., "We will tee off at 9 AM.")
Synonyms
  • Starting point
  • Tee box
  • Tee
Related Phrases
  • "On the tee": Describes a player who is currently at the teeing ground and ready to play their shot.
  • "Tee markers": The two objects that indicate the front and lateral boundaries of the teeing ground.
teeing ground

The golfer places his ball on the teeing ground.

Noun
  1. the starting place for each hole on a golf course
    • they were waiting on the first tee

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