Buried

Buried ball
Where a ball is partly hidden under sand in a bunker.
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Buried, Not Dead
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Buried lie in bunker: slightly closed clubface, forward press your hand a little, majority of your weight on your front foot, steep/vertical backswing (lead with your left arm and keep your right elbow "locked" to its side), ...

BURIED LIE - a totally or nearly totally plugged ball; a golf shot where the ball ends up buried in sand or soft mud or grass.

Buried (Lie) - When a ball is in the sand trap so deep that most of it is below the surface.

buried (lie)
Typically a ball in a sand bunker, in which most of it is below the surface.
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Buried (Lie): The lie of a ball, typically in a sand bunker, in which most of it is below the surface. See also "Fried Egg."
Caddie (Caddy): One who carries or tends to a player's clubs during a round.

Buried Ball/Lie: Part of the ball below the surface of the sand in a bunker.
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buried (lie) In a sand bunker, where most of the ball is below the surface of the sand. See also fried egg.

buried ball-- A ball partially or entirely covered by sand in a sand trap.
buzzard-- A golf score of two strokes over par for a particular hole.

Buried Lie? Slam 'n Jam by Pia Nilsson
Your high, soft approach shot falls a little bit short and into a greenside bunker, giving you that sinking feeling. As you reach the bunker, your worst fear is realized: The ball is buried.

Buried lie shot -A full swing motion used from the sand when the ball is resting below the level of the sand.
Cart path -Designated area on which motorized golf carts must be driven.

A ball half-buried in the sand
Fringe
The area surrounding the putting green which is sometimes cut to a height lower than the fairway but not as short as the green itself Same as apron ...

A ball half-buried in its own crater in the sand.
Tight Pin Placement
The pin is cut very close to a hazard like a trap or water, thus making an approach shot more of a risk.

Play it like a buried sand lie with a 9 iron ( it will not bounce off the water like a wedge).
Use a cut shot with the blade slicing through the water at an oblique angle. Be sure to follow through.

If you are in a BURIED LIE then take a wide stand. Hold your left shoulder low throughout the stroke. Hinge your wrists and hit the heel of the club, the back edge, hard into the ground and the ball will pop out.

A ball partially buried beneath the sand in a bunker
buzzard
A score of two strokes over par for a hole.

Burried Ball A ball partially buried beneath the sand in a bunker. Buzzard A score of two strokes over par for a hole. Bye A term used in tournaments.

Explosion A shot played from a sand bunker, usually when the ball has buried or settled down into the sand. (He played a spectacular explosion shot from the bunker to save par).

The shot was right on line, but ended up buried in the face of the bunker. face balanced a method of weighting a putter so that when the shaft is balanced on the finger the face points generally upward ...

a bad lie where the ball is at least half-buried. Also known as a "buried lie" or in a bunker a "fried egg".
Plunk
a lie where the ball is on the lip of a lake or other water hazard.
Plus
a golf handicap less than zero.

Plugged Lie: a bad lie (typically in a bunker) where the ball is at least half-buried in sand. Also known as a "buried lie" or a "fried egg".

Almost all sand shots (except buried lies) are played with an open clubface to cut through the sand easily.

The suck-back shot and the buried lie are two extremes. More often, you encounter a situation that's somewhere in the middle, and naturally that calls for a compromise in your technique.

Brandel Chamblee on how to deal with buried bunker lies
Brandel Chamblee offers advice on how to play from a buried bunker lie.

When your ball is buried in grass, your club should rest on its heel, with the toe of the club off the ground, just opposite of the hard pan set up.

plugged lie: A ball half-buried in a bunker .
plumb-bob: Term used to describe the act of ascertaining the correct lie of the land, using ones putter.
posture: The body shape.
pot bunker: A small, steeply faced bunker.

Definition: A "fried egg," or "fried egg lie," refers to a golf ball that has plugged, or buried, in a sand bunker. When the ball hits the soft sand, it settles down into the sand and creates a circular splash pattern around the ball.

The slang term for a buried lie in the sand.
Golf Range
A facility where people can practice their full swings and, in some cases, their short games.

Fried Egg - A ball half-buried in the sand.
Get Legs - A term used by golfers to encourage the ball to keep rolling when they suspect it may stop short.

7) For a green-side bunker shot, with the ball on top of the sand (i.e., not buried), think follow-through. You must hit the sand first, and make sure you follow-though with your swing so that the sand and ball are lifted out of the bunker.

Fried Egg : A lie (usually in a sand filled bunker) in which the ball is half buried and thus resembles a fried egg.
Fringe : The short grass that separates the putting green from rough or fairway.

Fried Egg: When a ball remains in its own pitch mark when landing in a bunker. To be half buried in the sand.
Fringe: The short fringe surrounding the green which isolates it from the fairway.

If it is sitting up beautifully in the middle of the fairway, you have a good lie. If it is in the rough or half buried in a bunker, you have a bad lie. It also has another meaning.

If you should practise chipping and pitching, do you make a point of hitting several shots from a bare, buried or otherwise awkward lie?

Foursome---a group of four players, normally the maximum number of players allowed to play together.
Fried egg---a ball buried in the sand of a bunker.
Fringe---the closely mown area surrounding the green. (Also called the apron.) ...

Plugged ball - A ball buried in the ground
Pull - An off target shot that flies directly left
Punch shot - A low, hard shot played predominantly with the hands
Push - An off target shot that flies directly right ...

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