Hole out
Where a golfer putts their ball into the hole.
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Hole Out: To complete the play for one hole by hitting the ball into the cup.
Hole-In-One: Getting the ball from the tee and into the hole with one shot. Also called an ace.
hole out-- To finish a golf hole by hitting the ball into the cup. Also, to hit a chip shot or other shot from off the green into the cup.
home green-- The green on the final hole of a golf course..
Hole out
to complete the play for one hole by hitting the ball into the cup
Home ...
hole out To complete a hole by hitting the ball into the hole.
hook An exaggerated "draw".
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Hole Out: Complete play on hole.
Home Green: The green on the 18th hole.
Honor: When you score lowest on a given hole, thus earning the right to tee up first on the next tee.
Hole Out: To put the ball into the hole.
Home: Getting the ball onto the green.
Honor: The honor goes to last player to win a hole or take the least number of shots. The player with the honor tees off first.
Hole Out : To play the ball into the hole. Example: For me to break 80 all I had to do was hole out a 12 foot putt on the 18th.
Hole Out
To finish play on one hole by hitting the ball into the cup
Honor ...
Aways Hole Out If You Can
In matchplay it's important to put your opponent under pressure whenever possible.
Hole out
To finish a hole by getting the ball in the cup or hole. Usually done with a putt, but sometimes with a chip from off the green, and occasionally with a full shot.
Honour ...
HOLE OUT - the process of a player completing the hole.
HONOR - the privilege of hitting first on the next tee. The "honor" is gained by having the lowest score on the preceding hole.
To hole out in two strokes.
Dimple
The indentations on the surface of a golf ball which affects it's flight characteristics.
Always hole out unless in match play your opponent concedes your putt. (2-4, 3-2, 16-2)
Rules when the Ball at rest moves ...
Ace - To hole out in one shot. Congratulations. The odds of a non-pro to make an ace are 8,404 to 1 ...
2. When you take a hole out of the ground, this is called a divot; it is expected of you to replace the divot back into its original place, gently step on it, to bed it in. This helps the Golf Course to heal itself.
Confusion A game in which a point is awarded to the first player of the group to get to the green, one for the players closest to the pin and one for the first player to hole out. The winner is the player with the highest number of points.
(also "hole out, make, drain, sink") to play the ball into the hole
Example: 1. The hole contains the cup which holds the flagstick. 2. The difficult par 3 4th hole was considered impossible to par by many golfers. 3.
lag To putt the ball with the intention leaving it short to ensure being able to hole out on the next stroke
lateral hazard Any hazard running parallel to the line of play
lie The position in which the ball rests on the ground.
It's good practice to grab the flag after you hole out your putt. If you're the first to hole your putt, you'll have plenty of time to grab the flag while the others in your group finish out their balls.
In 2001, the player winning a hole outright had to tie or win the next hole to collect his skins from the previous hole. This was very tough to do. Greg Norman was the only one that could back up his win on the previous hole.
Rule 15-2 requires a player to hole out with the ball played from the teeing ground unless he is proceeding under a Rule that permits him to substitute another ball.
Repeat the process (step two through four) until you hole out. Once a team member holes out, it effectively ends the hole for the team. This essentially means that the teammate that didn't hole out doesn't complete playing that hole.
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So you put the second ball into play, and when you hole out with the second ball - lo and behold - there's your first ball in the bottom of the cup. What is the ruling? Does your first ball - a hole-out - count, or does your second ball?
He must hole out with the same ball driven from the tee. Should he play the wrong ball, except in a hazard, in stroke play the penalty is two strokes and then he must play his own ball. In match play, he loses the hole.
Try to hole out short putts, unless you will be standing on another player's line.
Allow two ball matches priority
Be ready to call a group through if it is apparent that you will be searching for a ball for some time ...
Bongo - First person to hole out.
Birdie - A term of American origin and uncertain derivation for a score of 1 - under par for a hole.
If a competitor fails to hole out and does not correct the mistake before a stroke is played from the next teeing ground, or in the case of the last hole, before leaving the putting green, the penalty is disqualification.
It takes the hole out of the equation with a total focus on distance control. This drill will challenge all players from the rank beginner to a single digit handicap and will help keep the boredom out of your practice session.
Poor Bill. He came close to the green on a long Par 4 after two decent shots. Then he took seven more shots to hole out! This, dear reader, is no exaggeration. This is hacker golf, short game style. It happens all the time.
Chip In - When your ball rolls into the cup after chipping, you hole out with a chip shot.
Chip-and-run - A chip shot intended to run the ball after landing.
Chili-dip - A mishit chip shot, the clubhead hitting the ground well before it hits the ball.
" In certain circumstances on the putting green, however, particularly in medal competition, a player who has already putted once may hole out before her partner, who may be further from the hole, takes her shot.
Our goal when close to the green is to get up and down (one approach, one putt), at worst three shots to hole out. Most players don't realize that an improved short game is the quickest and easiest way to lower their score.
Ex: On the tee shot, player throws out of bounds. After taking 1 meter of relief into the course, the player throws an approach shot and then a putt to hole out. Tee shot-1, approach shot-2, putt-3, penalty-4. Player scores a 4 on this hole.
"See" the hole out in front of you, then plan and execute your first shot as if you were on the tee box. Track your ball and see where it lands.
Look at the chip shot as an opportunity to hole out and impress your golfing buddies. If you believe the chip shot will go in, it has a good chance to do so. Visualize the ball rolling in just like a putt, then make the shot.
 See also: Hole, Golf, Stroke, Shot, Hit
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