Hack or Hacker | A poor golfer. |
Halve A Hole | In match play, refers to a draw when both opponents take the same number of shots to complete the hole. |
Halve A Match | In match play, refers to a draw when both opponents have won the same number holes in the round. |
Handicap | The number of strokes a player is given to adjust his score to that of standard scratch. It allows golfers of different abilities to compete on equal terms. |
Handicap Allowance | Your adjusted handicap depending on the type of competition you have entered. |
Handicap Player | A golfer who has a recognised handicap awarded by a Golf Club. |
Handicap System | A method of adjusting golfers' scores to a baseline such that they can compete on equal terms. |
Handicap-Stroke Hole | A hole where in match play an opponent receives a shot. It is determined by the stroke index of the hole. |
Hanging lie | When the ball is resting on the upside of a slope. |
Haskel | First incarnation of the modern golf balls with rubber straps wound around core encased in gutta percha - rendered Gutties obsolete |
Hazard | Permanent features on the golf course designed to obstruct play. |
Hcp | Handicap |
Head | The end of the club that includes the club face. |
Heel | Where the club head is attached to the shaft. |
Hit a Brick | To strike the ball on the green such that it does not roll past the cup. |
Hit a House | see Hit a Brick |
Hogans | A game where you have to achieve par by hitting the green in regulation, par the hole, having never hit the fairway. |
Hole High | Means that the ball has landed on the green level with the hole as you are looking at it. |
Hole In One | The ball goes straight into the hole from your tee shot. |
Hole Out | To putt the ball into the hole. |
Holed | A ball which is putted into the hole. |
Home | Getting the ball onto the green. |
Home Pro | Resident professional at golf club. |
Honour | The honour goes to last player to win a hole or take the least number of shots. The player with the honour tees off first. |
Hooded Club | Turning the club face slightly inward in order to hook the ball or prevent a slice. |
Hook | To induce topspin onto the ball causing in to move from outside to in on your swing. Opposite is slice. |
Hustler | One who maintains an artifically high handicap in order to win bets.
Dictionary Golf terms: I - Golf terms |
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