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Meanings of the first tee in anglès

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Examples for "first tee"
1
But right now I'm trying to focus on the first tee shot.
The Guardian
2
I was procrastinating on the first tee as it started to drizzle.
The Irish Times
3
It doesn't give me an extra shot start on the first tee.
The Irish Times
4
You're on the first tee for the society's opening outing, of the year.
The Irish Times
5
His first tee-shot landed on the bank and bounced back into the water.
The Guardian
Usage of the first tee in anglès
1
But right now I'm trying to focus on the first tee shot.
The Guardian
2
I was procrastinating on the first tee as it started to drizzle.
The Irish Times
3
It doesn't give me an extra shot start on the first tee.
The Irish Times
4
You're on the first tee for the society's opening outing, of the year.
The Irish Times
5
Archibald was now preparing to drive off from the first tee.
The Man Upstairs and Other Stories
6
When about a mile from the first tee, I saw Harding.
John Henry Smith / A Humorous Romance of Outdoor Life
7
On the first tee at Wissahicky Glen at eleven sharp tomorrow, Mr. McHoots.
The Clicking of Cuthbert
8
You hear the first tee long before you see it.
The Irish Times
9
Welcome to the first tee of the Pierce Purcell Shield semi-finals at Carton House.
The Irish Times
10
Stuart Paul didn't make it to the first tee in this week's British Open.
The Irish Times
11
At eleven sharp we were out on the first tee.
The Clicking of Cuthbert
12
There was no one waiting on the first tee, and a clear field ahead.
John Henry Smith / A Humorous Romance of Outdoor Life
13
At daybreak tomorrow on the first tee, and don't forget to bring your rule-book.
The Clicking of Cuthbert
14
It happened when an elegant Spanish competitor arrived on the first tee dressed in jeans.
The Irish Times
15
Arriving at the first tee at the base of Khüiten Peak was not without difficulties.
The Guardian
16
Harding, Carter and I were sitting under the big elm tree near the first tee.
John Henry Smith / A Humorous Romance of Outdoor Life