Chili Dip: When an attempted chip shot is struck well behind the ball so as to cause turf to be taken before the ball is stuck during this weak scooping action.
Chili Dip : When a chip or pitch shot is hit a much shorter distance than intended/expected.
Chili Dip
To hit the ground before the ball, producing a weak lofted shot. A miss hit.
Yips ...
Chili Dip
When the top of the ball is struck by the bottom of the club, causing it to jump straight up and plonk back down.
Chip ...
chili dip when a short chip or pitch shot is hit fat or chunked, causing the ball to go a much shorter distance than intended ...
(Also called chunk or chili dip.)
Finishing hole---the last hole the golfer plays.
First cut---the grass that is alongside the fairway. It grows higher than the fairway but is not as high as the primary rough.
Johnny Miller said "Retief could very easily "chili dip" that chip from there." Retief then calmly took out his putter, and proceeded to two-putt for the victory. With such a lot of pressure on the shot, this was the perfect club selection.
Having the clubhead passing the hands prior to impact creates an ascending angle of approach. Most of the time with this action the clubhead will hit the ground behind the ball (Chili dipping) or the swing bottoms out early and the ball is struck on ...
 See also: Golf, Swing, Hit, Rough, Slice
  
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