For the record, a golf course superintendent is a greenkeeper and not a greenskeeper. The Golf Course Superintendents Association of America may wish a plague upon your house for using the term greenkeeper, however. The organization has banished this plebeian word from its vocabulary. The golf industry boasts a few companies whose names invariably seem to be mispronounced. One of them, Mizuno, even changed its American pronunciation to match what people were saying.
Golf equipment comes with a collection of handy one-syllable words such as head, grip and shaft.
And let's not forget regular, firm and strong. It's the two-syllable words that are tough. Ferrule is FAIR-ul and not any other permutation. The word accelerate is a mainstay of the golf vocabulary. The opposite of accelerate, though, is often butchered.