Plugged Bunker Shot
Courtesy of Perry Andrisen; used with permission
This is a fairly easy shot to get out of the bunker, but difficult to get close to the hole.
Plugged Lie
A bad lie (typically in a bunker) where the ball is at least half-buried in sand. Also known as a "buried lie" or a "fried egg".
Plugged Lie: When the ball finishes half-buried in the turf or a bunker.
Plumb-Bob: Lining up a putt with one eye closed and the putter held vertically in front of the face.
Pop-Up: High, short shot.
Plugged Ball: A ball that when it lands remains in its own pitch mark.
Plumb Bob: Holding the putter in a vertical position and using it as a sight to determine the Line of Putt.
Plugged Ball
A ball that lands and remains in its own impact crator.
Medalist ...
Plugged Lie: The condition when the ball comes to rest in its own pitch mark, usually in a bunker or soft turf. (The ball plugged in the bunker, resulting in a difficult shot).
plugged ball
A ball which lands and remains embedded in its own pitch mark.
pot-bunker ...
Plugged Lie Escaping from a plugged lie requires keeping your clubface square (the only time you'll do so when hitting out of the bunker).
Plugged Ball
Ball imbedded in its own pitch mark in the ground. It may be dropped without penalty no closer to the hole.
Plugged Lie ...
For plugged lies, keep more weight on left foot to let the club dig into the sand. Play the ball in the middle with a square club face and shaft leaning toward target. You don't have to swing hard.
Plugged - the ball is embedded in its own impact position
Plus Handicap - The number of strokes a player gives to adjust his ability to the common level.
Pop up - A short, high shot.
Ball Embedded A techinical term for a plugged ball. Ball Holed A ball is holed when it is entirely below the level of the lip of the hole. Ball in Play A ball is in play as soon as the player has made a stroke in the tee off area.
Example: Ted's ball was plugged in the bunker to the point where it was barely visible. 2. After the greens were aerated there were plugs lying everywhere, so putting was problematic.
Plugged ball---a ball embedded in the ground.
Preferred lies---rules, when in effect, allow the player to lift, clean, and replace the ball within a few inches from the first lie, no closer to the hole. (Also called winter rules.) ...
plugged lie: A ball half-buried in a bunker .
plumb-bob: Term used to describe the act of ascertaining the correct lie of the land, using ones putter.
posture: The body shape.
pot bunker: A small, steeply faced bunker.
Ball Embedded: A technical term for a plugged ball
Ball Flight Observation: Enables the custom fitter to evaluate the effects different club specifications have on ball flight trajectory.
BURIED LIE - a totally or nearly totally plugged ball; a golf shot where the ball ends up buried in sand or soft mud or grass.
GOLF TERMINOLOGY beginning with the letter C ...
ball embedded-- A golf ball that lands and sticks in the ground making it very difficult or impossible to hit. Also may be called a plugged ball.
ball holed-- A ball that has been successfully stroked into the cup.
Pitch-and-Run A shot from around the green, usually with a middle or short iron, where the ball carries in the air for a short distance before running towards the hole.
Plugged Lie The condition when the ball comes to rest in its own pitch mark, ...
Shots were squirted here, there and everywhere and those that hit the ball highest and longest were at the greatest risk. The lucky ones found their balls plugged, ...
Plugged ball - A ball buried in the ground
Pull - An off target shot that flies directly left
Punch shot - A low, hard shot played predominantly with the hands
Push - An off target shot that flies directly right ...
 See also: Golf, Hole, Bunker, Shot, Swing
  
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