Sometimes we're anxious to tee on the next hole as soon as we finish the previous one. You might even feel tempted to move along the group ahead of you while they're taking their second shot out on the fairway. Try to refrain from such behavior. The group ahead of you is most likely doing their best to move along too, so wait until they're out of ball-striking distance.
Proper play includes taking divots.
In fact, if you're not taking them, you're probably not swinging very well. If you've just sent a chunk of real estate the size of Rhode Island into the next fairway, please pick it up and put it back. Replacing divots is one of the cornerstones of proper golf etiquette. Replacing divots is also essential to maintaining the course. Of course not.