| Takeaway |
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When the club head is moved back from the ball at the start of a swing. |
| Tap-in |
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A short, easy putt of no more than afoot. |
| Target line |
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The imaginary line running from the ball to your intended target. |
| Tee |
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A wooden, rubber, or plastic device used to prop the ball up for the first shot of a hole. it must not be longer than 4 inches or influence the movement of the ball. |
| Tee box |
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The area from which you hit the first shot of a hole. |
| Tee shot |
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The shot you take off the tee. |
| Tee time |
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The time at which you and your group begin your round. |
| Ten-finger grip |
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See Baseball grip. |
| Texas wedge |
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A name given to a putter when it is used anywhere else but on the green. |
| Thin or Thin Shot |
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Hitting the ball on its equator, causing it to have a low trajectory. The club hits the ball but never hits the ground. |
| Threesome |
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1. a group of three players 2. a match where one player competes against two other players who use the same ball and alternate strokes, (two on one) |
| Through the green |
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The entire course, not including the hazards, tee boxes, and putting greens. |
| Toe |
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The part of the club head that is the furthest away from you. |
| Top |
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Hitting the ball above its equator, causing it to travel only a short distance across the ground. |
| Torque |
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The amount of twisting a club shaft undergoes at impact. |
| Tour |
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A succession of tournaments played by professionals. |
| Trajectory |
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The unique flight characteristics of a golf ball after it is hit. |
| Trap |
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See Bunker. |
| Triple bogey |
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Finishing a hole in three more than par. |
| Turn |
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Going from the ninth green to the tenth tee of a golf course. |