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Some guidelines to note about the game tees. As mentioned above the the game tee is only allowed on the first stroke of each and every hole within the teebox. Making use of a t on any other shot is illegal unless you will find seasonal rules in place for instance, "winter rules" which protect the the game turf from injury. Golfing tees can be no longer than 4" and cannot have any design that indicates line to target or have any impact on movement of the ball. These rules have been pretty much the same when everyone was making use of only the mound of sand for the tee shot. Some courses truly stick to this outdated tradition and only allow sand to become used. Some fear ground harm when the club strikes the t and broken tees also mean tiny about the ground.