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1. • • putt from the rough (third-person singular simple present putts from the rough, present participle putting from the rough, simple past and past participle putted from the rough) (slang, euphemistic) To have (usually homosexual) anal sex.
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   Jun 2, 2024 · putt from the rough (third-person singular simple present putts from the rough, present participle putting from the rough, simple past and past participle putted from the rough) (slang, euphemistic) To have (usually homosexual) anal sex.

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   What does putt from the rough mean?

   • putt from the rough (third-person singular simple present putts from the rough, present participle putting from the rough, simple past and past participle putted from the rough) ( slang, euphemistic) To have (usually homosexual) anal sex. Typically used in a habitual mode.

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   What does 'putt from the rough' mean in Good Will Hunting?

   • Before Good Will Hunting, all this meant was that a golfer was using his putter to hit the ball just off the green. But for some reason, in that movie, Damon used “putt from the rough” to imply that his therapist was, well, using his putter in most unsavoury fashion. The term stuck. A Bit of a bummer for golfers the world over.

   What does Putt from the Rough Mean? Todays Sportcabulary

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   What does jerked a putt mean in golf?

   • Jerked The Putt: Golf slang for a putt that’s immediately pulled to the left (right-handed player). Juicy Lie: Golf slang for a poor lie in thick grass. Kick In: golf slang for an approach shot that is hit very close to the hole. In other words, it is so close you could “kick it in”.

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   What is the difference between a putt and a par?

   • Each hole’s par is based on its length and difficulty. A putt is a type of golf stroke used on the green where the ball is typically hit softly and with precision to roll it into the hole. This stroke is crucial as it is usually the final shot aimed directly at getting the ball into the hole from a short distance.

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   Jun 19, 2024 · #15 Putt. A putt is a type of golf stroke used on the green where the ball is typically hit softly and with precision to roll it into the hole. This stroke is crucial as it is usually the final shot aimed directly at getting the ball into the hole from a short distance. #16 Rough

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   Oct 21, 2016 · “Yakuza golf = Putt from the Rough Basically, you are not allowed to use a putter off the green. Matt Damon’s derogatory use of Putt from the Rough, in the movie Good Will Hunting, towards legendary Sports columnist George Plimpton meant the character played by Plimpton was gay.

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   Aug 29, 2024 · Cabbage: The rough, especially thick, deep rough. Can: Another term for the hole or cup. Captain Kirk: Your shot went where no ball has gone before. Carpet: Another term for the green.

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   Sep 28, 2023 · Also known as "in the leather", this golf term is used in recreational golf where your playing partner "gives you the putt". When it is "in the leather", that refers to the distance between your ball and the hole being within the leather of your putter grip.

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   Sep 11, 2023 · Putt: A stroke used on the green to roll the ball into the hole. What is the term for striking a golf ball? The act of striking a golf ball with a club is called a “shot” or “stroke.”

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   Feb 29, 2024 · Sink A Putt: Golf slang for making a putt. Slice: Golf term for when a shot curves violently to the right (right-handed player). Slope Rating: One of the key numbers used for calculating golf handicaps.