Golf Dictionary

The backswing is the backswing of a shot.

When hitting the ball, the slanted club face creates the so-called backspin, which makes the ball fly particularly smoothly in the air and slows it down slightly on landing. If…

Also: Out-of-bounds. Area outside the fairways on which you are not allowed to play. The border to the out-of-bounds is marked by white stakes or fences.

Also: Hole in one. A shot that carries the ball directly from the tee into the hole.

Approaching the hole.

The score of the opponents is equal (in the hole game).

An albatross is a result where a hole was played with three strokes under par. Another name: Double eagle.