spot putting-- Putting method in which a golfer aims at a spot on the green to hit the ball instead of the cup itself.
spray-- To hit the golf ball all over the golf course in an erratic fashion.
Spot Putting: Aiming not directly at the hole, but a place on the green so the ball will roll into the hole.
Spray: To hit the ball erratically off line.
Spring: The flexibility of the club shaft.
spot putting: Aiming for a point on the green over which the ball must run if it is to go in the hole.
stance: Position of the feet before the swing.
stroke: Movement of club with the intent to hit the ball.
Spot Putting: Using an intermediate target such as a discolored blade of grass or an old ball mark as a means of aiming a putt. (Once he began spot putting, his scores began to improve.) ...
Spot putting can help you beat this flaw and improve the quality of your putts. Try this: Choose a spot on the green an inch or two in front of your ball and directly on the line you've chosen to roll your putt.
Spot Putting
A player aims at a spot on the green that will allow the ball to roll into the cup, rather than directly at the hole.
Spray ...
spot putting
Putting toward an area on the green that is likely to result in the ball rolling into the hole.
 See also: Stroke, Putting, Tee, Golf, Fairway
  
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