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Putt, chip, pitch, drive-it doesn't matter. The air moves, but nothing else does.Ī terrible shot. An elephant's ass might also prompt a comment such as, "Except for distance and direction, that was a good shot." Where good scores often go to die.Ī poorly struck shot that is "high and stinky." Usually applied to a popped-up drive that is higher than it is long. The answer is almost always "No" but playing partners will respond with "I'm not sure." This conversation takes place even if you have played this course 50 times.ĭerogatory term for a golf course that is not well maintained.Ī shot that travels only a few feet, usually without getting airborne.Ĭollective term for the huge moounds found on the greens of certain golf courses. The golfers who are the first to play each day, so named because they start their match around the course at sunrise.Ī phrase often used on holes with doglegs. Perhaps the term comes from the smooth surface and relative flatness of the green, or maybe it is meant to convey the joy that accompanies finally making it to the green.
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An efficient but not necessarily pleasant way to play golf. Term for when two golfers riding in the same golf cart repeatedly hit the ball in the same direction (usually into the rough). Soft, well-manicured fairways are also referred to as being "like carpet." Green, leafy vegetables are not good for your golf game. Term used to describe a score of double par on a single hole.ĭeep, thick, inescapable rough.
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To hit a shot much farther than planned (most commonly over the green.) Amateur golfers frequently airmail approaches to greens fronted by hazards.