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2. A mechanical term for the force acting upwards on the ball.
4. when you hit way behind the golf ball and take big divot.
6. refers to the diameter of the grip
8. the distance from a golfer's wrist to the floor, used in ststic fit for a club length
11. An “inexperienced” or mediocre golfer.
12. Reference to players in a Professional Tournament who have the earliest Tee times (when the dew is still on the course), in the third or fourth round of the tournament.
13. Hitting a ball dead is to hit a shot that leaves the next putt a certainty.
15. Used when referring to a player’s handicap. A scratch golfer is a player who has a 0 handicap. In other words, a person who plays “par golf”.

1. When the golf ball is struck by the club away from the sweetspot.
3. older name of the #3 iron
5. a golf shot in which the golfer induces a lower trajectory for the flight of the golf ball
7. A controlled 'hook' used to get in position for the next shot or get out of trouble.
9. a small book consisting of the rules of golf for a player to reference during a round
10. the process of adjusting the stuffness of the shafts of a set of club to match a golfer's swing speed
14. see Hit a Brick!