In golf, if a ball falls off the tee or is accidentally knocked off by the player in the teeing area before a stroke has been made, there is no penalty incurred. The rules of golf provide a player the flexibility to re-tee the ball without any additional strokes being added to their score. This can happen due to wind, inadvertent actions by the player, or other factors. The player is allowed to re-tee the ball on the original or a different tee within the boundaries of the teeing area to attempt their stroke again.

dr_dave said:

... like getting a Mulligan if you touch the ball by mistake with your foot or club?

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Ironically they have recently added rules exceptions in golf like that, on the tee. Because sometimes the rules make things problematic or less fun. Like all ball fouls in pool

With that much forward movement of the cue ball, it's difficult to say good hit, since Both Balls went in the same direction.
If Corey would of Elevated Vertically, and the cue ball backed up immediately it would of been good.

Jerry -R-

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