Control shot

Control Shot: A shot that is played with less than full power
COR: Coefficient of restitution. Measures the amount of bounce effect if the face caves in at impact.
Core: The center of the golf ball.

control shot-- Golf shot struck with less than full power.
core-- The center portion of the golf ball.
course-- The area used to play golf which consists of tees, fairways, greens, sand traps and other hazards.

Control Shot
A shot played with emphasis on accuracy, often hit with less than full power. Also "controlled shot."
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A difficult control shot featuring elements of both a fade and a pull shot, usually attempted from a tee.

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Control shot - A shot that is played with less than full power to hit a target area.
Core - The center of the golf ball.
Course - The "course" is the whole area within which play is permitted. Usually made up of 9 or 18 holes.

Duck Hook - A shot that starts straight at the target and curves dramatically to the left of target (assuming a right-handed golfer.) One of the most out of control shot types.
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See also: Lie, Eagle, Putt, Golf, Hit