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Originally Posted by SHIBUMI
A mother in Law- a putt that gets nothing but lip
A lemme- a putt near a gimme thats not conceded, lemme see you make it
A Sandy- up and out of bunker and a one putt
An Angus- a cup that was set at an angle, side of hill, uneven surface
A pukie- hungover guy throws up on a hole and still makes par
A noonan- a pressure putt
Closely Mown area- fairway height or less, used for preferred lies
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In my Circles we call the lip outs that you call Mother in laws, "Monica's" ---all lip and no hole, although that is kind of crude and not everyone stoops that low.
Putts that go straight in are then "Wilt Chamberlains" ------ dead center.
You have to make par from the bunker for it to be a Sandy. But that is not particularly creative, just kind of standard.