The player farthest from the hole is the first to play, as in " Who's away?"
It is a natural rule of golf that a player takes his turn when his ball lies further from the hole. He is then said to be "away". In certain circumstances on the putting green, however, particularly in a medal competition, a player who has already putted once may hole out before his partner, who may be further from the hole, takes his shot.
The person farthest from the hole. The golfer who is "away" is the next to play their shot.
so as to be removed or gotten rid of; "cleared the mess away"; "the rotted wood had to be cut away"
clear the ball out of the area it is in, usually the Penalty Area.
The ball farthest from the hole, to be played first.
Ball furthest from the hole
The ball that is the greatest distance from the hole on the green when more than one golfer is playing. The golfer that is "away" putts first.
The ball that is the greatest distance from the hole when more than one golfer is playing. It is the first to be played.
clear the ball immediately from our Penalty Area, hopefully high and wide and with pace; same as clear
Descriptive of the ball farthest from the hole, or of the golfer whose ball it is. The golfer who is away shoots first.
Furthest away from the hole. The player furthest away typically hits first.
The player farthest from the hole whose turn it is to play. back foot Assuming a right-handed golfer, the player's right foot, farthest from the target.
Instruction issued by a goal keeper to teammates to tell them to clear the ball without attempting to control it.
Term used to describe the ball farthest from the hole and, thus, next to be played.
Away is a play by the Australian playwright Michael Gow. First performed by the Griffin Theatre Company in 1986, it tells the story of three families in conflict who head to the coast for summer holidays at Christmas 1968. It has become the most widely produced Australian play and is part of the Higher School Certificate syllabii in many states, including Western Australia and New South Wales.