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2. a shot or stroke taken from the sand trap or the bunker
3. A term used to describe someone that plays golf better than their handicap suggests.
6. Relatively flat areas with sharp undulations between mounds on a green.
7. _____ shaft, This is a type of shaft used with some putters to allow for different amounts of offset and for visual purposes.
9. Golf Handicap Information Network
10. Womens Golf Association of Massachusetts
12. _____ weight, the weight of the entire assembled club, expressed in ounces or grams
13. _____ wedge, the lowest lofted wedge usualy between 44 and 49 degrees
14. a person who plays golf

1. _____ course, A course that is owned and maintained by the local government.
3. a hosel bore which goes all the way through the club head
4. measures the difficulty of a golf course
5. _____ stroke, An additional stroke added to a player's score for any of the many possible rules violations.
8. _____ wrists, When chipping or putting, many teachers advocate the use of stiff wrists, meaning that the hands should not remain at a constant angle to the forearms.
11. The area adjacent to the fairway, greens, tee off areas or hazards where the grass is longer and thicker than the fairway.