Straight-faced

Straight-faced
Refers to a club with little or no loft on the face
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Straight-Faced: The description of a club with very little loft, such as a driving iron, or a driver that lacks the standard bulge and roll. (Because of the strong winds, he often drove with a straight-faced iron).

Putter: A straight-faced club generally used on the greens.
Q
Quail High (Stealth, Skull, Rat-High): Low.

straight-faced a club that has a relatively steep (not much loft) clubface
Example: To keep the trajectory of the shot under the branches I would need a fairly straight-faced club.

Putter - a straight-faced club used on the green.
Rough - long grass.
Run - the distance the ball travels along the ground.
Sand wedge - heavy, soled club used to play out of bunkers.
Scratch - term given to someone with a handicap of zero.

plane: The arc of the swing.
pull: A straight shot that flies to the left of the target.
push: A straight shot that flies to the right of the target.
putter: A straight-faced club generally used on the greens.
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punch: A shot hit lower with the ball back in the stance and a shorter than normal follow through.
push: A straight shot that flies to the right of the target.
putter: A straight-faced club generally used on the greens.

See also: Hole, Practice, Golf, Swing, Putting