The hole or mark left in the green as a result of wearing spiked shoes.

See aimline

This can mean several things. With putters it is used to describe one with a narrow club head from front to back. In relation to irons it is the hitting area of the club but also can mean a type of ir [..]

A set of golf clubs that has fewer that the normal number of 14 clubs. Often used by beginners, it is a cheap way to start playing golf

A bare lie which is very hard and has no grass.

A cover used to ensure that the club is not damaged when being moved around.

A durable material which is used as for the outer shell of a golf ball.

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A putting term referring to anything that is uphill from the hole. See also Below the Hole

An imaginary line that you intend to start the ball travelling upon. In a neutral stance when the golfer aims to hit the ball straight, this line is pointed directly at the target (usually the hole).