hack 1. (also "chop") chopping violently at the ball 2. (also "duffer, hacker, chop, chopper") a (usually) erratic and unskilled golfer whose technique is characterized by arm and hand oriented hitting at the ball rather than smooth swinging ...
hack-- To chop violently at the ball. To make bad shots. To play bad golf.
hacker-- A poor golfer. Same as "duffer"
half-- Used in match play when score is tied on a hole. Each side credited with a half.
Hack(er): Slang, derogatory term given to a player of lesser ability.
hack See "chop".
hacker See 'duffer".
handicap In general, it is the number of strokes a player may deduct from his or her score to match the score of a professional, or "scratch" golfer.
Hack : 1. Chopping violently with an extreme downswing at the ball 2. An erratic and unskilled golfer who generally scores poorly and likely takes many divots.
Hack - To chop at a ball or to play bad golf.
Hacker - An unskilled or bad golfer.
Half - Used in match play when score is tied on a hole. Each side credited with a half.
If you're a weekend hack or a casual golfer, how often do you play with new golf balls anyway? View their golf ball grading system to determine what level of "used" you'd like to purchase.
Do you remember the last time you saw a professional golfer fall down after a swing or take a hack that looked awkward or rushed? Amateur golfers also tend to notice the look and feel of effortlessness Tour pros project during the swing.
Similarly, some hack with severe personal problem masquerading as a social conscience will pose the question why, since women compete in professional men's events, ...
Just imagine the envious looks you get at the driving range when you come with your $2000 set, and the subsequent laughter when you try and just 'hack away' - not worth the embarrassment! ...
Bad golf instruction and fear are the main reasons hack golfers don't putt all the time with these safe, comfortable delivery speeds.
 See also: Golf, Swing, Head, Hole, Round
  
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