INTERLOCKING GRIP – A type of grip where the little finger of the lower hand is interlocked with the index finger of the upper hand.
IRON – A club with a metal head which is not a wood!
JAIL – A golfer’s term for a ball hit into a lot of trees which makes it very difficult to hit your ball out of…”in jail”
JUNGLE – A golfers term for heavy rough or in the woods. (i.e. in the jungle)
KICK – A golfer’s term for bounce. (I got a bad kick means I got a bad bounce)
LAG – To putt the ball with the intention of leaving it short of the hole so that the golfer is able to have a very easy putt on the next shot.
LATERAL HAZARD – Any hazard that runs parallel to the fairway.
LIE – This is what you tell your wife when she asks if you went to work and you really went golfing OR it is the position that the ball ends up when it comes to rest on the ground.
LINKS – Another word for a golf course. This originally meant a seaside course.
LIP – The top rim of the cup or what you have two of on your face.
LOB SHOT – A shot that goes straight up in the air and stops very quickly on the green.
LOCAL RULES – A set of rules for a particular golf course as determined by that course.
LOFT – This is an apartment in England OR it is the angle of the clubface from vertical.
MATCH PLAY – This is a form of competition by holes. Each hole is worth one point no matter how many strokes one player beats another by.
MEDAL PLAY – This is a form of competition decided by the overall number of strokes. This may also be referred to as stroke play.
MULLIGAN – An extra shot which your opponent MAY allow you to take if you hit a really bad first shot. NOTE: this is NOT the way we suggest to play golf.
MUNICIPAL COURSE – A public course which is owned by a local government agency.
NASSAU – A form of competition which breaks down the play into front nine, back nine and overall 18 holes. A point is allowed for each nine and the total 18.
NINETEENTH HOLE – Another term for the clubhouse or in particular the bar at the clubhouse. This is Waggle’s favorite hole!
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