Attending the flag is when someone stands by the flag when a golfer is putting it so they can see it from far distances.
The "apron" of a golf course describes the closely mown area surrounding the green, generally cut shorter than the fairway.
"You're away" is golf slang which means you are the furthest from the hole and it is your turn to play.
An approach shot describes the shot a golfer hits into the green.
The address position describes the starting point of the golf swing. In this position, a golfer should stand with proper posture and alignment.
The pros take divots. But should amateurs do the same, and if so, how?
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