Putt out
When a golfer completes play by holing their ball.
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putt out-- To complete a golf hole by hitting one's ball into the cup.
putter-- A golf club with a straight clubface that is used to "putt" or roll the golf ball towards and into the cup on the green.
Putt Out: To hole the ball with a putt.
Putter: A short club with a flat face designed to roll the ball along the ground when hit.
Putt Out
To finish putting on a hole even if you are not furthest away.
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putt out Similar to "hole out", it means to complete the hole with the putter.
putter A flat faced club for use on the putting green.
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Putt Out : To complete play by putting your ball into the hole. Example: Since my lag putt stopped just a foot from the hole I went ahead and putted out before everyone else made their putts.
Green: The culmination of a golf hole, where the flagstick and cup are located and where a golfer will "putt out" to end the hole. A ball is in the green when any part of it is touching the green.
Even though Don had the lowest score, 4, let's say that he was the last person to putt out and complete the first hole.
While keeping an honest score it's also a good idea to record your total number of putts (which obviously requires that you putt out every hole). You should aim for 36 putts per round.
People that assume they do not have to putt out short putts or "gimmies."
These people will not ask for favors they will expect them.
putting line The area that a player wants the ball to travel toward the hole.
putt out Said by one player to another to finish putting even though she is not farthest away.
range See driving range.
But if it's busy, they will be waiting for you on the tee when you hole your putt out.
If your golf bag is on the opposite side of the green from where the next tee is, the group behind you will notice that.
Players are not allowed to putt out to score the bongo point. Players hit in order, that is, the farthest from the hole putts first.
Each player the places their ball within a card length of this spot and has one putt in turn. They must not putt out, but each ball position must again be marked and the procedure repeated until a ball is holed, or a score cannot be bettered.
Or we putt out while trying to avoid a player's line, either straddling the line or reaching over it. From these positions we fail to square our bodies to the hole, making an on-line stroke almost impossible.
A bonus point is awarded to the ball that's closest to the hole. For any putt outside the 'safety zone,' deduct one point. Play to an agreed-upon total for your beverage of choice (save the champagne for the winning putt at the Club Championship)! ...
Scramble - all players in the group hit their tee-shots, then choose which ball the team will play for their second shot. All other players pick up their ball and hit from the best ball spot. This continues until you putt out for a team score.
Putt - Any shot within 10 meters of the target is considered a putt. As per PDGA rules, the player must exhibit balance and not advance past the lie when putting inside of 10 meters. However, many players use a putt outside of 10 meters as well.
 See also: Putt, Golf, Stroke, Hole, Putting
  
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