fairways
Mowed course strips
Fairways are the mowed strips of grass between tee and green on a golf course, where the ball is meant to land for an easy next shot.
Hitting the fairway gives you a clean lie; missing it puts you in rough, bunkers, or trees.
She hit twelve of fourteen fairways.
The term extends to navigable channels in harbors or rivers.
Golf hole's origin point
- roughUneven in surface
- bunkerReinforced subterranean stronghold
- sandtrapGolf course hazard
- divotGouged turf piece
hole · flagstick · clubhouse · caddy · putting · chipping · iron · wood
Golf's finishing strokes
cup · greenkeeper · undulation · break · apron · collar · fringe · reading
teebox
Golf hole's origin point
divot · hole · flagstick · clubhouse · caddy · putting · chipping · iron · wood · driver
putting
Golf's finishing strokes
eagle · cup · greenkeeper · undulation · break · apron · collar · fringe · reading · slope
meadow
Grassy field for grazing
- pastureGrazing ground for livestock
- grasslandTreeless herb-covered ecosystem
- parklandLand designated as park
countryside · terrain · scenery · vista · expanse · greenbelt · lawn · turf · sward · manicured
accuracy
Degree of correctness
consistency · control · placement · strategy · distance · trajectory · fade · draw · carry · rollout
- golfgolf, golf club, golf clubs, golf ball, golf balls
- portsport, seaport, harbor, seaports, harbors
- golf coursegrass, turf, rough, tees, greens
- golf course environmentturf, greens, bunkers, sand traps, water hazards
- greenkeepersmowing, grass, greens, bunkers, irrigation
- navigationcompass, compass rose, signs, charts, navbar
fairwaysbunkers
Fortified underground chambers
sand traps · water hazards · hazards · sand · traps
- fairway woodLong-range golf club
- fairway bunkerSand pit on approach