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Cut shot
When a golfer puts backspin on the ball when hitting it towards the green. The ball should stop almost immediately.
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Cut Shot: same as a fade, a cut curves from left to right, but is generally higher in trajectory and more controlled than a standard fade.
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Cut Shot: Shot that moves from left to right in the air.
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CUT SHOT - also called a slice; when a clockwise spin produces a banana shaped golf ball fight.
CUT - the score in a tournament in which golfers in the field that do not that score or better are eliminated from the tournament competition.

cut shot-- A type of golf shot that typically results in a ball landing and stopping on the green almost immediately.
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Cut shot
A controlled shot that results in the ball stopping almost immediately on the green without roll
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Cut Shot: To put side and backspin onto the ball when striking it so that the ball tends to fade. Shots hit into a green like this tend to hold greens better because they not only have back spin, but also some sidespin.

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Shot that makes the ball spin in a clockwise direction resulting in a left to right bending flight. It can either be deliberate or a mistake
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Cut Shot: A shot played with a slightly open clubface and a swing path that travels out to in. The result is a soft fade that produces additional backspin and causes the ball to stop quickly on the green.

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A ball struck with an intentional outside-in swing path giving a clockwise spin to the ball causing it to curve from left to right.
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Cut Shot - To put a backspin onto the ball when striking it onto the green causing to stop quicker on impact.
Draw - To induce topspin onto the ball causing it to move from inside to outside on your swing. Opposite of Face.

Use a cut shot with the blade slicing through the water at an oblique angle. Be sure to follow through.
Fortunately, trouble shots like this don't come around too often.

Cut - The score that reduces the field to a pre-determined number and eliminates players from a tournament. Usually made after 36 in a 72 hole tournament.
Cut shot - A control shot that stops the ball almost immediately on the green without ...

(Also known as a cut shot.)
Fairway---the closely mown area between the tee box and the green.
Fat---hitting the ground before hitting the ball, making the ball go a shorter distance than expected. (Also called chunk or chili dip.) ...

(also "cut shot, fade") a shot which (for a right-handed player) curves gently from left to right 2. (also "cut line") the required score to qualify for further play in a tournament 3.

Also, a cut shot is easier to control, and adding it to your arsenal will promote aggressive play. To execute a cut shot with a fairway wood, set up with a slightly open stance and place the ball a bit more forward than normal.

With a knockdown you want to actually "hood" the clubface over the ball a bit at impact. It's the reverse of a cut shot. A lower shot results. This is a necessary option for anyone who wants to play well into the wind.

Example: 1. Many times a cut shot will land more softly than a draw. 2. Unless she birdies 2 of the last 3 holes she will miss the cut. 3. The hole was cut so tight that the pin appeared to be off the green.

cross-handed grip A grip where your left hand is below the right.
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cut shot A controlled shot that results in the ball stopping almost immediately on the green without roll.