Running iron

Running iron
A golf club that is used to make short shots which roll.
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running iron-- An iron used for making short shots with a lot of roll.
run-up-- A type of approach shot that is intended to roll a fair distance on the fairway and/or green.

Running Iron: A club that is used for making short running shots.
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Run: The distance that the ball continues to travel after it's initial impact with the ground. Running iron An iron used to make short shots which roll.
Run-up: To hit the ball along or close to the ground toward and onto the green.

Run - The distance the ball rolls on the ground after it lands on the ground.
Run up shot - low shot at the green with the intention of the ball running on the grass towards the hole
Running iron - A club that is used for making short ...

See also: Round, Iron, Golf, Rough, Fairway