playing a ball with a club from the teeing ground into the hole by a storke?
You should tee the ball up so half the ball is above the club face.
Teeing up.
Tee is the small pointed holder for the ball. It sticks into the ground.
Yes. Feels like you're golfing. Teeing.
Only once
If you want to prevent another player stealing the ball you should run with the ball in both hands. If you run with the ball in one hand it lets the oppostion know that you do not intend to pass it so it is better having the ball in both hands.
When a golf ball is placed on a tee on the first shot played on hole, and the player hits the ball this is referred to as Teeing off or a tee off.
Forearms or hands and fingers if overhead passing.
Hi try teeing your ball lower than normal say only 1/3 above club head (instead of half) then hit as normal the lower trajectory should create more roll you may also try teeing ball higher then hover clubhead off the ground before swingin this shallows the arc and creates more topspin to ball balll may not fly high but will certainly roll long way if its a flat hard fairway...... Good Luck
Hands are considered part of the ball when in contact with the ball. If a defender strikes the hands of a player which are holding the ball, it is considered to be the same as the defender striking the ball. (I am a basketball referee certified by IAABO)
If you play from the wrong teeing area, in strokeplay, there is a two shot penalty, but you must correct your mistake before playing a stroke from the next teeing ground. All strokes taken up to this point don't count, so it is essentially 3 off the tee. If you fail to correct your mistake you are disqualified. It is very different however in matchplay, if a stroke is taken from the wrong teeing ground, your opponent may simply ask you to cancel that stroke and replay the shot from the correct tee. These rules apply for teeing from outside the teeing ground also.