teed off

I turned the camera toward left field one time and he got teed off.

It's always tough at the time because you're a bit teed off.

None of those players even teed off in the third round.

"Someone should be teed off about this," Cameron said after the game.

"He teed off about 7:30 and had the course pretty much to himself.

"It was the first time in the series they were teed off.

I am just completely teed off at being kept a prisoner.

Seventy feet behind me, my partners had already teed off.

But even with his bad knee, Palmer teed off yesterday.

With similar efficiency, the sergeant major teed off and went after his ball.

Even before Daly teed off, he was the attraction on the practice range.

He teed off with a 4-iron to be a full wedge short from the pin on his second shot.

Women's golf has traditionally teed off in the long shadow of the men's game.

Only 37 players completed the first round, 57 never teed off and 62 were on the course when play was suspended.

The Bills simply teed off on him, not concerned with a rushing attack.

In similar fashion, the other golfers were introduced and teed off.

I was beginning to get teed off at all this cloak-and-dagger stuff.

Some members and guests were also on the course, including at least a half-dozen women who teed off this afternoon.

The biggest people in the game are more teed off than ever by the time they get to the quarterback."

"Then I get really teed off and don't go back.

I teed off with 15 clubs, one too many.

As the two teed off together on Saturday, the stage was set for an epic battle.

Every time he left her desk, he seemed a little more teed off.

It was a good day until I teed off."