Play Club: An obsolete ancient driver.
Play Through: To be allowed through by a game in front, normally due to a lost ball.
Play club - Old term for driving club common up to the latter part of the nineteenth century,
roughly equivalent to driver or 2-wood.
Pot bunker - Commonly found on traditional British links courses they are small, round,deep bunkers.
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Either of the two longest hitting wooden clubs formerly in use: the play club or the grass club (or grassed driver). The modern day club is the longest hitting wooden club, the number one wood.
driving iron ...
This was what is now called the driver but its purpose was somewhat different. Modern drivers tend to emphasize distance more than the "play clubs" of old which historically emphasiezed putting the ball in play off of the tee.
Play Club An obsolete ancient driver. Play Off To determine a winner in a tie match by playing further holes or a further round. Playing Professional A professional golfer who primarily competes in tournaments.
 See also: Swing, Golf, Tee, Loft, Handicap
  
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