Cup
The plastic or metal container that lines the hole.
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Cut to actual televised footage of the 1999 Ryder cup held at Brookline. American professional Justin Leonard is getting ready to putt from one end of the large green.
Cup: The container you ultimately try to get the golf ball in.
Cuppy: A deep and enclosed lie.
Cut: Type of shot, played intentionally, which curves from left to right.
Cup
The tubular lining sunk in the hole. Also the hole itself.
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Deep stuff
Grass left to grow so that off-line shots are made more difficult. Also called 'rough'.
Cup - The goal of golf.
Cut - Type of shot, played intentionally, which curves from left to right.
Cup - Another name for the hole cut on the putting green.
Direction Post - A post or flag specially erected to show the player the line to the hole.
Cup: The hole in the green into which the ball is eventually putted.
Cut: When a tournament's field is reduced after each qualifying round. Striking the ball causing it to move from inside to out of your stance.
cup-- A cylindrical sleeve with a round opening on top that holds the flagstick on the green.
cup Another term for 'hole".
cut In tournaments, it is the cut-off score which will be used to eliminate players to a pre-determined number.
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Cup: A container in the hole that holds the flagstick in place.
Cuppy Lie: When the ball is in a cup-like depression.
Cup: The hole.
Cut: A shot that curves from left to right for a right-handed golfer, or right to left for a left-handed golfer - same as a fade.
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Cup : The base and liner or sleeve inside the hole that holds the flagstick in place. Example: You can hear the ball rattle around in the cup when you make a putt, and that's a sweet reward.
cup play
A knock-out format used in some minigolf tournaments. The best player(s) in each group advance to the next round.
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Ryder cup: the singles draw.
Here is the draw for the 37th Ryder Cup's12 singles matches sheduled to be played at the Valhalla Golf Club on Sunday
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Ryder Cup FAQ
Which golfers have the best - and worst - Ryder Cup records? For whom is the competition named? And more questions about the event.
Ryder Cup. The "Ryder Cup" level uses these ten stations (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 feet) and requires five putts in-a-row at each station on an all-or-nothing basis for 10 points each station. There are NO recovery points available.
Lexus Cup
Presented to the winner of the annual 3-day match between two teams of women professionals, one representing Asia, the other an International team (non-Asian). Inaugural year - 2005. Each team comprises 12 players.
RYDER CUP
A competition between the male professional golfers of the United States and Europe held every four years.
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Cup -Container in the hole on the green that holds the flag. This term is often used synonymously with "hole."
Direct water hazard -A water hazard that crosses the fairway.
CUP
Another term for the hole.
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CUP - the thing in the hole that holds the flagstick.
DEUCE - hmmm, now lets see, if an ace is a hole in one, then a deuce must be a hole in two! That's right Sherlock! It is a score of 2 on a hole! ...
The Cup filled with success
It has taken a long time, nearly half a century in fact, but it is now clear that European golf is at least on a par with the US at every level.
Tin Cup asks, just like that I’m cured? And Romeo replied yeah, you stopped thinking about your swing cause you were so worried about how silly you looked. Often times, that’s all it takes is to get your mind off of it.
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Edge of a cup or bunker.
lip-out (cellophane bridge)
Ball touches the edge of the cup but doesn't drop in.
Insert the cup you will use into the hole you have just cut out, and secure it to the inside rim of the hole using super glue on the rim of the cup. Hold the cup in place for several minutes to ensure the glue will hold properly.
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The Walker Cup Matches are instituted. The grandson of Walker Cup founder George Herbert Walker is George H. W. Bush, the 41st President of the United States.
The Prince of Wales is elected Captain of the R & A.
The Players Cup is the second of a five-tournament swing offering big purses that will have a significant impact on 'The 25'.
Gross - Yule Cup
Nett - Elsma Hurley Salver
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Member Ryder Cup Team
Represented Puerto Rico on the World Cup Team
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Attend The Solheim Cup, Enjoy The Finest Of Dublin
Get daily tickets for the four days of the Solheim Cup (and daily transport to the matches at Killeen Castle), ...
THE TEE BEHIND THE CUP DRILL:
This drill is perfect for teaching everyone how to stroke the ball solidly on those "Pesky" three-foot-and-in putts.
Well with the Ryder cup on at the moment, I think everyone's going to be finding it a bit tough to get a round in. Even the driving ranges are full at the moment.
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(He played a beautiful shot with his cleek that almost rolled into the cup).
can (also "jar") another term for the hole or cup
Example: Knock that thing in the can/jar and let's get out of here. Captain's choice 1.
Prove: Angle (distance) you see between your putter shaft and the cup (C) is the same as the angle of the slope of the ground, or that A=C.Solution: Per congruent triangles, A=B; per supplementary angles, B=C; therefore, A=C.
Many golfers see a golf hole as tee to green and forget its tee to cup. They plan out where to place a drive, and a 2nd shot on a par 5.
Cup - hole in putting green.
Divot - piece of turf taken out of the ground when striking the ball.
Dogleg - a fairway that runs straight and then bends to the left or the right .
Down - a term meaning a player is behind in a match.
When a player hits the ball directly from the tee into the cup with one shot. Also called a hole in one.
Address
The act of taking a stance and placing the clubhead behind the ball.
(Fourballs are the opening matches played on the Friday and Saturday mornings of the Ryder Cup.) In strokeplay, a fourball competition is played between several teams each consisting of 2 players, ...
Green: The culmination of a golf hole, where the flagstick and cup are located and where a golfer will "putt out" to end the hole. A ball is in the green when any part of it is touching the green.
A low, running shot that stops even with the cup (if not in!) should be visualized. The key is your set-up position.
A good drill to do is to putt 3 balls approximately 2 feet from the cup on the practice putting green. Make sure the putt is generally flat. Line up the putter head to the perfect line and commit that it is
perfectly lined up.
Green The area that surrounds the hole (cup). It is the most manicured part of the golf course. Handicap A handicap is used to make players of different calibers equal. After playing the same course ten times, the course can assign you a handicap.
Do not spend so much time in studying the nature of the ground between the cup and yourself or where you must drop the ball or anything of that sort. Look at the flag and gage the distance and then hit your ball to go that distance.
Bend over to get your ball from the cup (18 times). So how are you feeling now, after bending over 130 times? Try this... don't pick up that tee, putt until you've holed it (without marking), forget the wind.
Putt to the Pro Side of the Cup
When lining up breaking putts, pros will always favor the "high" side of the hole rather than the " low" side.
In your pre-shot routine, while making practice strokes, look at a spot you intend to roll the ball over into the cup.
Imagine a line to the cup. Visualize your golf putting line.
10. Make a smooth putting golf swing. Go back and through in a straight line, in the same length like a pendulum clock. Think: One during backswing, and Two when you hit the ball.
Below the hole---when on the green, you are below the hole if your ball is in position that you have to putt uphill to the cup.
Best Ball---a tournament where teams play against each other.
At the 2002 WGC-EMC World Cup, Thomas Levet's approach shot lands on the green but then rolls into the lateral water hazard.
ACE - hole-in-one; a shot from the tee ending up in the cup in one stroke. Eagle on par 3.
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ADDRESS - golfer's body and golf club in position to play a stroke; different from grounding the golf club.
For putting a simple cup to putt into can do the trick, or you can include mats that provide you with diverse putting experiences, such as different grades and angles.
Imagine trying to pick up a cup of coffee with your fingers soft and your arm stiff. You would spill it, at the least, and most likely drop it. That same principal of control works with the golf club.
Bonus #5: How to Get Out of the Sand and Close to the Cup
"The Simple Golf Swing" is not to be used out bunkers because the stance is too "closed". So this lesson will be provided absolutely FREE.
A popular alternative to lift the ball off the turf was the disposable tee cup, a ring of cardboard that was sold in perforated booklets; the golfer had to tear off one of these along the perforation and shape it by rolling it between the fingers.
The rear of the hole or cup in reference to your ball.
Under Par
Taking less shots than par on a given hole or for the whole round. Examples: A score of 2 on a par 3 hole. A total score of 70 on a par 72 course.
In match play, a hole is halved (drawn) when both players or teams have played the same number of strokes. In some team events, such as the Ryder Cup (though not in the Presidents Cup), a match that is level after 18 holes is not continued, ...
ABOVE THE HOLE - The position of a golf ball in relation to the cup, or hole, once the ball is on the green.
ACE - When a player hits the ball directly from the tee into the cup with one shot. Also called a hole in one.
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