Misread

misread-- To incorrectly calculate the necessary speed or break of a putt.
mixed foursome-- A group of four golfers with a male and a female on each team.
muff-- To badly mishit a golf shot.

Misread: To take the wrong line on a putt.
Miss the Cut: To take too many strokes for the first 36 holes of 72-hole event and be eliminated. I did this once or twice.
Mixed Foursome: Two men, two women.

misread to incorrectly assess the break of a putt or chip shot
Example: Wow, that was an extreme misread -- it broke in the opposite direction. more club (also "club up") using a longer, less lofted club ...

Another common mistake is to misread the green approach. Frequently, it is much better not to shoot in the direction of the flag (there may be obstacles all around) but shooting towards an area of the green that is safer also if that would make your ...

For a badly misread putt, stop and take a moment and see what was missed in assessing the slope.A good habit to get into is to align the logo of the ball (or a straight-line marking) along the intended aiming line.

Miss Read : To incorrectly assess the break of a putt or chip shot. You have read the green incorrectly. Example: Wow! I sure misread that - it broke the other way to what I was expecting.

two, ask yourself which you would always get exactly right, if given a choice. Virtually all amateur and handicap players would say 'distance' because they're much more likely to leave it four or five feet short or long than they are to misread the ...

misread: To choose the wrong line of putt.
miss the cut: Term used to describe the act of taking too many strokes for the first halve of a tournament and so be eliminated.
municipal course: A golf course open to the general public.

See also: Stroke, Golf, Hole, Putt, Hit