Over The Green: Ball hit too far.
Overclub: To use a club that gives to much distance.
Tee shot hops over the green
On the Par 3 12th hole of the final round at the 2003 "AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am," Davis Love's tee shot hopped over the green… but he got a lucky break when the ball found a photographer's leg.
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(She caught a flier from the light rough and hit her approach shot over the green). Flip Shot A shot, usually played with a wedge, that involves a wristy swing designed to hit the ball a short distance but with a lot of height.
If you fly over the green you'll be coming in the back door.
Back Lip - The edge of the bunker that is furthest from the green.
Back Nine - The last 9 holes of an 18 hole course.
Example: Apparently Josh needed less club, based on the fact that his ball sailed over the green and into someone's backyard. let it go free relaxed swinging through the ball, as opposed to attempting to guide or steer a shot ...
The ball could be over the green, to the side or short, but you ARE in the "chipping zone". A low, running shot that stops even with the cup (if not in!) should be visualized. The key is your set-up position.
Bill's next shot -- his 5th -- was hit thin and the ball scooted over the green into another bunker. He took out his putter and putted from the sand, not an unreasonable thing to do.
Army Golf : A person is said to be playing 'army golf' when they hit the ball back and forth over the green. The term is derived from a drill sergeant yelling at his men Left! Right! Left! Right!.
Regardless of how good a player you are, you'll eventually find yourself faced with a little chip shot where you will skull the ball over the green.
Overclub To pick the wrong club, usually for an approach shot, causing the ball to go over the green.
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One reason for their fear is the skulled escape shot that sails over the green, often into another trap. To cure this ugly shot, you first must understand how different textures of sand affect your play.
A lot of players are scared to death of chipping - and for good reason. They have experienced the full gamut of frustration. Sculling the ball over the green, laying the old Hormel on it and watching the little divot go farther than the ball! ...
In only one case, that is when the nature of the ground ahead of the player absolutely compels a pitched shot, is the mashie more useful. When the player finds himself short or over the green with nothing intervening, ...
The more you look, the more you will top the ball or end up hitting it thin over the green. Now you are faced with having to get the ball up and down to save par which is another pressure situation you've found yourself in.
He had to lay up as a result, but then sent his 140-yard approach over the green and failed to get up and down.
This is because your new swing will present new problems like hitting the ball over the green or through the fairway because you are not used to your new distances.
 See also: Shot, Golf, Swing, Hole, Hit
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