Tee up
verb
Set up a golf ball for the first shot.
He teed up the ball and prepared to take his shot.

Often appears as...
- tee up a golf ball
- tee up for a shot
verb
Prepare something or make it ready for action.
The company has teed up a series of marketing events for the new product launch.

Often appears as...
- tee up a meeting
- tee up a pitch
verb
Set up a golf ball for the first shot.
He teed up the ball and prepared to take his shot.

Often appears as...
- tee up a golf ball
- tee up for a shot
verb
Prepare something or make it ready for action.
The company has teed up a series of marketing events for the new product launch.

Often appears as...
- tee up a meeting
- tee up a pitch
Definition 1 of 2

Golf Origin
Remember 'tee up' comes from golf, using a tee to start a hole.

Our CEO loves to tee up his speech with a golfing anecdote.
First Step
'Tee up' can imply doing the first action in a series.

She teed up her fundraiser with a personal story.
Literal Use
Use 'tee up' literally when talking about starting golf play.

He walked over to tee up while others gathered around.
Golf Origin
Remember 'tee up' comes from golf, using a tee to start a hole.

Our CEO loves to tee up his speech with a golfing anecdote.
First Step
'Tee up' can imply doing the first action in a series.

She teed up her fundraiser with a personal story.
Literal Use
Use 'tee up' literally when talking about starting golf play.

He walked over to tee up while others gathered around.
Golf Origin
Remember 'tee up' comes from golf, using a tee to start a hole.

Our CEO loves to tee up his speech with a golfing anecdote.
First Step
'Tee up' can imply doing the first action in a series.

She teed up her fundraiser with a personal story.
Literal Use
Use 'tee up' literally when talking about starting golf play.

He walked over to tee up while others gathered around.
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