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Meaning of tee off
tee off (v)
strike a ball from the teeing ground at the start of a hole
tee off Sentence Examples
- The golfer prepared to tee off, his eyes fixed on the distant flag.
- The ball soared through the air, flying straight and true after the player teed off.
- Frustrated by his wayward tee shot, the golfer cursed as he watched the ball slice into the rough.
- The spectators cheered as the tournament leader teed off with a booming drive.
- The young girl's tee shot was wobbly but nearly found the green.
- The tee off area was crowded with golfers eager to begin their rounds.
- The driving range provided an opportunity for golfers to warm up their shots before teeing off.
- After a slow start, the golfer finally managed to find the fairway with a solid tee off.
- The par-5 hole required a long tee shot to reach the green in two.
- The water hazard near the tee box made the tee off particularly challenging.
FAQs About the word tee off
strike a ball from the teeing ground at the start of a hole
snap, flare (up), rave,anger, storm, vent, blow up, fulminate, rage, flip (out)
cool (off or down), calm (down),calm (down), cool (off or down), quiet (down), chill out, simmer down, simmer down, quiet (down), chill out
The golfer prepared to tee off, his eyes fixed on the distant flag.
The ball soared through the air, flying straight and true after the player teed off.
Frustrated by his wayward tee shot, the golfer cursed as he watched the ball slice into the rough.
The spectators cheered as the tournament leader teed off with a booming drive.
