Starting Your Round
1. The Tee Box: The starting point for each hole is called the tee box (or teeing ground). You will find two tee markers on every tee box,
indicating the designated area from which to start.
2. Teeing Up: Make sure you tee your ball up in between the tee markers. 3. Positioning: You can tee the ball up anywhere in between
or up to two club lengths behind the markers, but never in front of them.
4. Order of Play (Honours): • The player with the lowest handicap typically tees off first on the first hole. • For subsequent holes, the player with the lowest score on the previous hole (or who scored the most points in a points-based game) will have the “honours” to tee off first. • During the play of a hole,
the player whose ball is furthest away from the hole plays next.
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