Rim

Rim(ed)/Rim out
When a golfer hits a shot that runs round the lip of the hole and the ball does not fall in.
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rim-- The area on the top edge of the cup.
rim out-- When a putt or other golf shot rolls along or around or across the rim top edge of the cup but does not fall in the hole.
road hole-- The very difficult, famous 17th hole at St. Andrews.

Rim: To run round the edge of the cup.
Rim Out: To run around the edge of the cup and fail to fall in.
Road Hole: The 17th hole at St. Andrews. Reputed to be the most difficult hole in the world.

rim To role the ball around the rim of the hole.
rough The long grass adjacent to fairways. See "jungle".
round A full 18 holes.

Rim the Cup: See Lip Out.
Ringer Score: Your best-ever score at each hole on the course.
Road Hole: The 17th hole at St. Andrews - the hardest hole in the world.

rim out
To run around the edge of the cup and fail to fall in.
road hole ...

Rim Out
To roll around the edge of the cup without dropping in.
Road Hole ...

The rim of the hole.
lip out
The ball travels around the rim but fails to drop in the hole.

The top rim of the hole or cup
Lob shot
a shot that goes straight up and comes almost straight down with very little spin or forward momentum useful when there is not much green to play to ...

The top rim or edge of the hole or cup. Sometimes used to describe edge of a trap.
Eagle ...

Lip - The rim of the hole.
Lob Shot - A high, soft shot, generally played near the green with a high-lofted wedge
Loft Angle - The angle of the club's face. The wider or more "open" the face, the higher the ball will be lofted on contact ...

LIP - the top rim of the cup or what you have two of on your face.
LOB SHOT - a shot that goes straight up in the air and stops very quickly on the green.
LOCAL RULES - a set of rules for a particular golf course as determined by that course.

Apron: The rim of closely mowed grass surrounding the green, sometimes referred to as the collar or fringe.
Away: The away player is the one whose ball is farthest from the hole. The away player always plays first.
top ...

lip The edge or rim of a hole or a bunker.
lip out A ball that hits the edge of the hole, rolls slightly into the hole, but does not go in the hole.

Identify the exact blade of grass on the rim the ball should roll over as it drops, and then mentally trace from the rim towards you a segment of the putt about one foot long.

Love's weight resides on the inside rim of his right foot, with his heel still pointing toward the ground and the right knee canted in toward the left. This assures that he has accomplished two prerequisites for solid contact: 1) his weight has ...

The fingers are pressed against the underside rim of the disc. For backhand, all four fingers are under the disc and the thumb is on top. For forearm/sidearm, both the index and middle finger are in contact with the rim to maximize power.

Pull the tines of the rake toward you as you begin moving back to the rim of the bunker. But be careful not to pull too much sand toward you. The idea is to restore an even surface to the sand without displacing too much sand.

Lip: The edge (or rim) of the hole.
Lip Out: A ball as it is rolling on a putting green, that hits the edge of the hole and does not go in.

LIP: The rim around the actual hole on a green.
MARKER: An item usued to mark the position of your golf ball, usually when lifted on the green.
MATCH PLAY: A competition by holes between two sides/players.

Rim out - To putt a ball that runs around the edge of the cup and fails to drop in.

A putt that catches the lip of the hole and turns around the rim without falling in.
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Marker ...

No time to consider the consequences. Your left leg comes out, then your right, all too fast to see. You aim at the hamper and let 'er fly. Perfect arc, no rim, dead center. You twirl around and duck into the bathroom. You made it!!!!! ...

lip (also "rim") the top edge of the hole, above the cup
Example: My putt hit the left lip and tried to spin out but ended up falling in. lip out when the ball hits the edge of the hole and spins out instead of dropping ...

See also: Golf, Hole, Shot, Stroke, Putting