Smile

Smile: Cut in a ball caused by a mishit.
Smother: To hit the ball with a closed clubface, resulting in a horrible, low, hooky shot.
Snake: Long putt.

Smile: Colloquialism for a lacerated golf ball; a cut in the ball is normally caused by a thinned shot.
Snake: A long putt which travels over the undulations of the green like a serpent. It also connotes three-putting.

His ear to ear smile, at the finish and the reduction of 6 shots on his back nine score, "Proved the Point" of my suggestion.

smile a cut in the cover of a golf ball which, because of the spherical shape of the ball, appears as a curve similar to a smiling mouth ...

'But I can't take any of that stuff seriously,' she said with a smile. 'I've had a lot of people telling me what they think is best for me. They've written books and all sorts of things. But I'm not interested.

'I can't lie,' says Wong with a smile. 'This is my triple July.'
Wong carded a one-over 71 for the day to finish with a tournament-total score of 3-under 277 followed by Parker Lilly who fired a two-under 68 to also stand at 3-under 277.

The case of the inverse "gating" (smile-shaped stroke path) with hands closer to the feet than directly under the shoulder sockets (e.g., Fuzzy Zoeller) is too rare and ill-advised to comment on.

Your opponent, lying dead to the hole, is the supreme temptation of all, but when you have once mastered the lesson of seeing your own ball clearly until you hit it, you will be able to smile to yourself when you walk up to your ball and say, ...

"He enjoyed watching me grind out major wins and this would have brought a smile to his face."
Woods then took time to congratulate his friend DiMarco on a typically brave display.

a laser pen that attaches to the shaft of the putter and when the putter is swinging in the correct arc the laser travels on a straight line back and thru. But if the putter head swings on a straight line back and thru, the laser draws a big smiley ...

See also: Golf, Hole, Shot, Rough, Swing