A grip that is too large can restrict hand action during the swing and leave the clubface open at impact. A grip that is too small can result in the opposite action and shots that wind up to the left of the target. The area of a golf hole on the course designed for putting. The grass is extremely short and well-manicured. A fee charged a golfer to play on a golf course.
Prices do vary, a public course is usually less expensive than a golf resort.
The top part of the club held by the golfer, usually made from leather or rubber. Also, the manner in which the club is held. Often mentioned in the Rules of golf. It is an area on the golf course undergoing maintenance or repair. If your ball lands in this area, you are allowed to remove your ball without penalty.