Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Basic Golf Terminology

Above The Hole: Opposite of "below the hole". If the approach shot leaves the ball "above the hole", it means that the subsequent putt is going to be downhill. Distance control is more difficult when your ball is accelerated by gravity on its way to the hole. Ace: Hitting the ball directly from the Tee into the hole or "cup" with one swing of the club. It is usually executed on a par three (3). It is also, known as a "hole-in-one". Address: Stepping up to the ball (taking a stance) and setting the club down behind the ball (grounding the...