Lip-Out (cellophane bridge): Ball touches the edge of the cup but doesn't drop in.
Local Knowledge: What the members know and you don't.
Local Rules: Set of rules determined by the members, rules committee, or course professional.
lip-out
A ball that hits the edge of the hole but that does not fall into the hole.
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Lip-out
A putt that catches the lip of the hole and turns around the rim without falling in.
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lip-out: When the ball rolls and touches the hole, but does not fall in.
local knowledge: Members knowledge gained from continuous play on the same course.
lag: A long putt hit with the intent of leaving the ball close to the cup.
lip-out: Ball touches the edge of the cup but doesn't drop in.
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" If you're starting to endure more than your share of lip-outs, it's a signal that you need to get back into the state of match by either bending more from your hips, or keeping your upright posture and allowing the putter to open on the backstroke.
 See also: Slope, Drop, Deep, Golf, Putting
  
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