The term 'Driving Mound' refers to a raised area of ground that is used as a teeing ground in golf. The TEE is the starting point for each hole, and it is typically marked with a small wooden or plastic peg. The teeing ground is usually a flat area of grass, but in some cases, a driving mound may be used. A driving mound is a raised area of ground that provides a higher elevation than the surrounding area, allowing the golfer to hit the ball farther.