This provoked the habit of cocking the ball up, and as a corrective all the teeing grounds in Florida sloped upwards in front.
At each teeing ground a rope three hundred yards long was stretched, and fourteen constables and a like number of honorary officials took control of it.
The odds are not very greatly in favour of the ball being rolled off the teeing ground.
We made our teeing grounds, smoothed out the greens, and, so far as this part of the business was concerned, we were soon ready for play.
His skill is shown in his manner of teeing a ball, and no duffer ever "addressed" the sphere or "waggled" his club so as to deceive those who know the game.
The distances between the teeing grounds and the greens vary at every hole.
The object of the game of golf is to complete the round of eighteen holes in as few strokes as possible, starting for each hole from a place called the teeing ground, and hitting the ball with various clubs till the green is reached.
Here, on the teeing ground, he is animated by a great desire to play the first hole as well as ever before, and to drive a clean far ball that shall speak well of his skill and make good augury for the strokes that are to come.
Thus this simple historic ceremony of teeing up and driving off for the Silver Club and the Royal Adelaide Medal is a great function.
Small came over to us while the Colonel was teeinghis ball.
While the Colonel was teeing up, Small kept moving around and talking in that megaphone voice of his.
I told them the story of the golfer who was driving off about a foot in front of the teeing marks.
The circumstances are these: The teeing ground is on the lower level, and it is only some fifty yards from the base of the cliff.
Standing upon the first teeing ground and pondering for a moment upon the carry to be made across the little valley in front, the panorama begins at once to suggest its superior claims.
At last we come to a teeing ground on the edge of the steep white cliff which is some hundred and thirty feet in height.
Then you may be punished by law if you do not begin your match at the first teeing ground, but no doubt some thousands of people in their time have risked chastisement for this offence.
No player shall, in teeing his ball, raise the turf of the teeing ground.
It is well said that there is nearly always a couple driving off from that first teeing ground near the rails in the Old Deer Park.
The teeing ground is on a height, and below it is a series of descending plateaux like giants' steps until the level is reached.
They have the greens, as they are called for compliment, smoothed a little and made in some way to resemble greens; and there are holes of sorts but not generally with flags in them, and there are no teeing boxes.
It is all water from the teeing ground to the foot of a high plateau on which the green is situated, and it is about a hundred and ten yards across the pond.
So we have been exhibited as starting in life at the teeing ground, abounding in hope and possibility.
The greens and the teeing grounds were rough as could be, and there were no proper bunkers on the course, but plenty of trouble for all that, the ground being coarse and stony.
That indicates both a less sanctity ascribed to putting greens of old and also a less degree of care lavished on teeing grounds.
And then, on the day of the play, behold Herd, who had said these things, teeing up a Haskell himself on the first tee, and continuing play with it until he had won the championship!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "teeing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
