Blade Putter
A putter similar in shape to other irons.
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blade putter-- A standard putter design in which both sides of the putter head are basically straight.
blast-- An explosion shot hit with much force typically from a sand trap or high rough. Also, an extremely powerful shot.
Blade Putter: A type of putter with an iron head with the basic form the same as other standard numbered irons.
Blast: A shot made from a bunker that displaces a noticeable amount of sand.
BLADE PUTTER - metal putter with a straight face and a square top edge. This style can have also have a flange at the bottom.
Mallet - A putter that has a head that is much wider and heavier than that of a blade putter.
Marker - A small object, like a coin, that is used to mark the spot of the ball when on the green.
CALAMITY JANE - Nickname of the hickory-shafted blade putter used by
Bobby Jones.
CIRCUMFLEX POINT - The point along the shaft where the degree of
bending is greatest. It influences ball trajectory.
I didn't strike the ball particularly well; in fact, I toed it, which if I had used a blade putter, the ball would have skidded to the right. However, with the mallet, it stayed right on the line, and I jarred it.
The name that Bobby Jones gave to his putter Also putters modeled after his hickory-shafted blade putter
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In slang to hole a putt ...
 See also: Blade, Golf, Putter, Iron, Putting
  
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