Montammy

6. A type of golf club with a lofted face, designed for short, high shots, particularly around the green.
8. A precision club-and-ball sport, played on a vast outdoor course, aiming to hit a small ball into a series of holes using as few strokes as possible.
12. The layout of holes forming a golfing area, typically consisting of 18 holes, each with a tee, fairway, and putting green.
13. A type of golf club with a metal head and a relatively flat face, used for medium-range shots.
14. Any body of water on the golf course, such as ponds or streams, that presents a challenge or obstacle to golfers.
16. A depression filled with sand, typically placed strategically around greens and fairways, presenting a challenge to golfers.
17. A competitive event where golfers compete against each other, often with prizes or awards for top performers.
18. A person hired to carry a golfer's bag of clubs and provide assistance and advice during play.
20. The well-maintained, grassy area between the tee and the green, where golfers aim their shots.
22. The act of repeating golf swings, shots, and putting strokes to improve skill and consistency.
25. The retail store at a golf club where golf equipment, apparel, and accessories are sold.
26. A specialized golf club with a flat-faced head, used for precise short-distance strokes on the green.
27. The designated area from which golfers start each hole by hitting the ball.

1. The areas of longer grass bordering the fairways, presenting a challenge for golfers due to the thicker grass.
2. The status of being a paying, participating member of a golf club, granting access to its facilities and amenities.
3. The name of the prestigious golf club located in Bergen County, New Jersey.
4. The standard number of strokes a skilled golfer is expected to take to complete a hole or course.
5. The specially prepared, smooth grassy area surrounding the hole, where putting takes place.
7. A practice area at a golf facility where golfers can practice their swings and shots.
9. A card used by golfers to keep track of their scores for each hole during a round.
10. A score of one stroke under par on a hole.
11. A hazard filled with sand, also known as a bunker, strategically placed to challenge golfers.
15. The cup or target into which the ball must be successfully hit to complete a round of golf.
19. The longest club in a golfer's bag, used to hit the ball the greatest distance from the tee.
21. A score of one stroke over par on a hole.
23. A motorized or pull-behind vehicle used by golfers to transport themselves and their equipment around the course.
24. A score of two strokes under par on a hole.
26. A short, controlled stroke used on the green to roll the ball into the hole.