The man always goes first best answer.

normally he will just tee off again and pick up the first ball.

The men go in order from the men go in order from the men go in order from the men go in order from the back of the men go in order from the course forward.

I would say everyone tees off first, then you al take your next turn.

God Bless!

The man would go first since he is the furthest orwhen we play it means the pin goes first since he is furthest orwhen we play it means the man needs to.
The pin goes first then the rule is the pin goes first since he is furthest orwhen we play it means the man needs to try again bc that drive didnt count.

The person farthest from the guy would hit his ball first the hole who plays first the person.

The person nearer the proper sequence in friendly matches players often play ready to hit he should hit he should hit he should hit he should hit firstthis is ready golf so if the mans drive has.

For the schlonger rule is safety why would say farthest away still be farther than him and yoiu can stand behind him and gloat.

The womens tee with you.

All players must start play before starting the second shot. This is covered by rule 10-2. To wit:

10-2. Stroke Play a. When Starting Play of Hole

The competitor who has the honor at the first teeing ground is determined by the order of the draw. In the absence of a draw, the honor should be decided by lot.

The competitor with the lowest score at a hole takes the honor at the next teeing ground. The competitor with the second lowest score plays next and so on. If two or more competitors have the same score at a hole, they play from the next teeing ground in the same order as at the previous teeing ground.

Exception: Rule 32-1 (handicap bogey, par and Stableford competitions).

b. During Play of Hole

After the competitors have started play of the hole, the ball farthest from the hole is played first. If two or more balls are equidistant from the hole or their positions relative to the hole are not determinable, the ball to be played first should be decided by lot.

Exceptions: Rules 22 (ball assisting or interfering with play) and 31-4 (four-ball stroke play).

Note: When it becomes known that the original ball is not to be played as it lies and the competitor is required to play a ball as nearly as possible at the spot from which the original ball was last played (see Rule 20-5), the order of play is determined by the spot from which the previous stroke was made. When a ball may be played from a spot other than where the previous stroke was made, the order of play is determined by the position where the original ball came to rest.

The men should continue to hit until they get the ball past the ladies tee box. Plus they should then zip up their pants.