Sink a putt

Sink a putt
When a golfer hits the ball into the hole.
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sink a putt-- To hit a putt into the cup.
six iron-- An iron that typically hits the ball 140-170 yards for mens. Also known as a spade or spade-mashie.

Sink a Putt
The act of making your putt fall into the hole.
Sand Wedge ...

To sink a putt.
Draw
A method of pairing opponents for a match-play tournament; as a verb, to hit a draw shot.

Drain: To sink a putt.
Draw: A ball that starts straight, or slightly right, and arcs gently to the left. This is a popular shape with low handicappers due to its considerable length of carry and roll.

Drain: To sink a putt.
Draw: Shot that curves from right to left.
Drive: Shot from teeing ground other than par-3 holes.

Drain : To sink a putt. Example: Ted drained a thirty five foot putt for birdie.
Draw : A shot that curves gently from right to left (for a right-handed player). Example: Some holes favor a draw given their layout.

Drain To sink a putt. Draw The pairing of golfers for a match play tournament. Draw Shot A controlled "hook" used to get in position for the next shot or get out of trouble. A shot that curves from left to right.

sink a putt Make a putt.
slice A shot that curves strongly from left to right as a result of sidespin. The converse applies to a left-handed player.
slope Adjusts your handicap to the difficulty of the course you play.

It's virtually impossible to sink a putt if you don't know which way it's going to break. To give yourself the best chance of making more putts, you have to learn how to read the greens. I do it in two different ways.

A very common piece of conventional wisdom is that you are unlikely to sink a putt much over 20 feet, ...

If it can do that, it certainly can help you read the green, determine how the ball will break and give you the proper direction and force to apply to sink a putt. Your brain talks to you through your gut feelings.

The human mind put a man on the moon and brought him back. If it can do that, it certainly can help you read the green, determine how the ball will break and give you the proper direction and force to apply to sink a putt.

to sink a putt 2. a player who seems to make a lot of putts
Example: 1. Ted drains every putt he looks at. 2. That guy is [a] draino.

See also: Golf, Hole, Putt, Sink, Shot