jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
Absolutely went totally under the ball and the tee flew around around 25 yards.
I won the longest tee shot today
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Newtonuti
Active member
I love it when I hit the ball down into the ground off the tee peg and it stops on the red tees 
IJames
Active member
Not so nice when you thin it, it hits the Ladies Tee marker and comes whistling back at head height!I love it when I hit the ball down into the ground off the tee peg and it stops on the red tees
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
This one of Fragger playing off the Whites never gets old
PhilTheFragger
Provider of Entertainment for the Golfing Gods 🙄
You can go off some people
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That’s why he posted the pictureYou can go off some people
Jigger
Club Champion
brilliant! My mates get really annoyed when I call them out for being slightly ahead of the tee. I can’t understand why people do it. The ground is usually better further back anyway!
Jigger
Club Champion
created a rule enquiry for me a few years ago. I went under the ball taking the tee and my ball landed perfectly on the spot. I went to change clubs and my mate picked it up and chucked it of the tee box when it should’ve been in play back then if I recall correctly.
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
In any competitive context I’ll always mention it; I might simply say ‘ball position‘ or to a mate ‘you do know that you can tee up anywhere within two club lengths behind the markers’. Usually makes them pause and check
Myself? Always about a foot to 18” back - behind all the divot holes…
Jigger
Club Champion
It just makes sense really. A mate of mine was so close to the marker the other day we were sure he was going to snap his shaft on it.In any competitive context I’ll always mention it; I might simply say ‘ball position‘ or to a mate ‘you do know that you can tee up anywhere within two club lengths behind the markers’. Usually makes them pause and check
Myself? Always about a foot to 18” back - behind all the divot holes…
jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
Any club that has a rule stating that the ball must not be played when lying on a tee should not have such a rule (unless the area is marked up as a NPZ or GUR).
It is something I have seen on many a newly built course that probably does not have owners aware of the Rules of Golf.
Are you also aware that under the 2019 rules you are allowed to tee the ball back up again if it does not leave the tee area?
Jigger
Club Champion
Yeah Jim. It was before then it happened. It was the removing of the ball that created the discussion around outside influence.
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
Just for my wondering….by ‘teeing area’ you don’t just mean that area two club lengths deep back from and in line with the tee marker.?
jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
Yes the teeing as defined in the rules i.e. the area you have described.
