Flagstick
The indicator to show the position of the hole.
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You're playing a shot from off the green. Your ball rolls right at the cup. You just know it's going in. Then it hits the flagstick and ... just hangs there. Stuck. Pinned between the flagstick and the cup. Neither in nor out.
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Flagstick: The pole in the centre of the green with a flag attached.
Flange: The base of a club, the part that rests on the ground.
Flex: The degree that a club's shaft bends upon impact with the ball.
Flagstick
A flagstick is the pole with a banner on top that extends up from the hole of each green. Its function is to help golfers see where to aim.
Fore! ...
Flagstick: A movable pole centered in the hole to show its position, usually with a small flag at the top.
Fore: A shout to warn other players that a ball is headed in their direction.
flagstick-- A removable, flexible pole with a flag attached on the top that indicates the location of the hole on the green.
flange-- The surface on the sole or bottom of the clubhead.
flash trap-- A small, shallow sandtrap.
Flagstick
A movable marker to show the location of the hole
Flange ...
Flagstick: A movable marker to show the location of the hole
Flange: The additional surface of the club head which protrudes at the sole
Flash Trap: A shallow and small sand bunker ...
Flagstick
Also called the pin, flag, or stick, the flagstick marks the hole.
Follow-through
The part of the swing beyond impact with the ball.
Flagstick
The 'flagstick'' is a movable straight indicator, with or without bunting or other material attached, centred in the hole to show its position. It must be circular in crosssection.
Flagstick - Marker used to show the position of holes on the golf course.
Fivesomes - A group of five players usually playing as a team in tournament format.
Flagstick: The stick with the flag on top, which indicates the location of the cup.
Flange: Projecting piece of clubhead behind the sole (bottom).
Flat: Swing that is less upright than normal and more around the body than up and down.
Flagstick: The post that sits in the hole and has the flag attached to the top — also called the pin.
Flat: When the ball is positioned on a flat lie angle.
Flex: The amount a club shaft bends during the swing.
flagstick Marks the location of the hole on the putting green. Also known as the pin.
Flagstick : A slender pole, usually about 7 feet in height, with a flag on it placed inside the cup to mark the location of the hole.
Flagstick Removed While Ball in Motion on Putting Green
Q. Player B removes the flagstick and places it on the putting green behind the hole and putts.
flag (flagstick) The tall marker used to identify the hole location from afar.
flub See "fat shot".
fluff To improve the ball lie (usually by placing the ball atop a patch of grass).
Use the Flagstick
Most golfers have trouble keeping their putteron the proper line during the stroke. Try using a flagstick to help define the path of your putting stroke.
FLAGSTICK
The pole that indicates the hole position. Serves as a guide in aiming ...
FLAGSTICK - com'on, you gotta know this one.
FLUB - see dub above.
FOLLOW-THROUGH - the continuation of the golf swing to the end.
Flagstick.
Pin-high
A ball which is level with the pin, but to one side.
Flagstick Shadow Drill. Ditto along the shadow of the flagstick, combined with putting balls into the cup when the flagstick shadow happens to indicate a straight putt.
The flagstick should be properly replaced in the hole before the players leave the putting green.
Players should not damage the putting green by leaning on the putters, particularly when removing the ball from the hole.
The flagstick on the green marking where the hole is located.
pin high ...
Same as "flagstick"
pin-high
A ball even with the pin but off to one side. Same as "hole high" ...
Same as "flagstick"
Pin Placement
The location of the hole on a putting green. During a tournament, pin placement generally changes from one day to the next.
Same as "flagstick"
Pairings
Two player groups, or two golfers playing together in competition.
To hold the flagstick such that a player may aim for it and then remove it as the balls approaches.
Texas wedge
Name given to putter when used anywhere other than the green.
Attend (the Flagstick)
When a player holds and removes the flagstick for another player.
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To properly tend a flagstick, grab the flag, hold the stick upright and stand to the side from which you will not cast a shadow over the cup.
Cup The container in the hole holds the flagstick in pace. Cuppy A deep and enclosed lie. Cut The score that reduces the field to a pre-determined number and eliminates players in a tournament.
pin (also "flagstick, stick") the stick or pole that rests in the cup and holds the flag
Example: Her approach shot hit the pin/flagstick/stick.
Flagstick
A tall marker used to indicate the position of the hole on a green. The flagstick is often a metal pole with a small flag at the top. The "pin" is often used as slang for "flagstick.
Flag - The cloth marker attached to the flagstick.
Flagstick - The "flagstick" is a movable straight indicator, with or without bunting or other material attached, centered in the hole to show its position.
Pin - another name for flagstick.
Pitch - short, high shot to the green.
Punch - shot which flies low to the ground.
Putt - shot played with a putter on the green.
Putter - a straight-faced club used on the green.
Rough - long grass.
Pin---another name for the flagstick.
Pin high---the ball is hit onto the green and comes to rest even with the hole. (It's not in front of the hole, it's not behind the hole, it's even with the hole.) ...
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.
Do not fling or drop the flagstick to the green when it no longer needs to be tended but lay it down. If you have a bad back, use your putter to gently lower it to the ground;
When replacing flagsticks do so gently, harsh use can damage the hole; ...
If your ball is on the green, don't putt with the flagstick in the hole. It will be a penalty stroke if your putt hits the flagstick.
If your ball hits another ball and moves it, you must play your ball as it lies.
* Lay the flagstick down off the green when putting
* Replace the flagstick in the hole before leaving the green
* Leave the green as soon as possible after completing a hole (marking scorecards should be done at the next tee) ...
Also keep the flag from waving in the wind by holding it against the flagstick. Position yourself with both feet together away from the hole. Bend the flagstick slightly if you have to keep your feet out of another player's line.
If your ball is off the green, there is no penalty if you play and your ball strikes the flagstick, provided no one is holding the flagstick.
If your ball is on the green, do not putt with the flagstick in the hole.
If the eyes are focused on the flagstick rather than the spot, backswings get to long and have to slow down thru impact to land the ball on the spot.
A player may at any time have the flagstick attended, removed or held up to indicate the position of the hole.
e) putting out when the flagstick is still in the hole
5) THE CUP IS IN THE MIDDLE OF AN ELEVATED GREEN 20 YARDS (60 feet) ABOVE YOUR BALL AND 120 YARDS AWAY. IF YOU NORMALLY HIT A 9-IRON 120 YARDS, YOU SHOULD PROBABLY USE A:
a) 6 iron ...
Informal name for the flagstick in the hole.
Pitch
A reasonably high shot onto the green, traveling anything from a few yards to 120 yards (110m). You generally use a 9 iron, a pitching wedge, or a sand wedge.
2) Use an open stance where the feet are aimed six feet left of the flagstick and an open club face where the club face is pointed four feet to the right of the flagstick.
2) Use a square stance where your feet are pointed toward the flagstick and a slightly closed club face where it points about three feet left of the flagstick.
Approach Shot A shot intended to land the ball on the green. Apron The grass surface on the perimeter of the green that separates it from the fairway. Attend (the Flagstick) When a player holds and removes the flagstick for another ...
5) If your ball strikes an unattended flagstick after you play from the green you incur a penalty of loss of hole in match play or two strokes in stroke play ...
Pin - Slang for the flagstick.
Pin High - Reference to a ball on the green that is even with the pin, but off to either side of the pin.
Removing and holding a flagstick as a partner putts.
Australasian Tour ...
Eugene felt it should be on the right side of the cart path but thought he could go back in a straight line from the flagstick to find relief, not so.
Use your longest club for the best advantage ...
You should have a slightly open stance (that means your front foot is slightly inside your rear foot) and aim your clubface and shoulders at the target (flagstick or line you think ball will break along).
Flagstick -A thin, movable pole with a flag attached at the top, centered in the hole of the putting green to indicate its location. Also
called pin.
Follow-through -The completion phase of the swing.
Pin-high - A ball that finishes level with the flagstick
Pitch - A short and often high floating approach shot to the green
Pitch and run - A short approach shot which rolls to the hole ...
 See also: Flags, Golf, Stick, Hole, Swing
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