The area where players hit the ball from at the start of a hole.

A condition that causes involuntary wrist spasms when a golfer is attempting to putt. It is generally believed to be a psychological affliction.

A type of club that propels the ball with a lower trajectory and longer distance than an iron. There are multiple types of this club, including a driver.

A form of competition based on score amassed from the number of strokes played in a given round or multiple rounds. The Olympics are played in a stroke play format.

The position of a player's feet before striking the ball.

A shot that curves from left to right unintentionally.

This club is a a lofted iron used to hit the ball out of bunkers.

Generally used on the green, this club is utilized to putt the ball into the hole. It features a flat-faced mallet-esque head.

This club has a face angle of more than 50 degrees and is used for short, arcing shots.

The score a player is expected to earn on a given hole.