You have to fix the messed up circus acts, to finish the game.
A plunger in the tiolet!
"Clutch putt" is simply a term that is frequently used for a putt which a player must make, especially where there is a lot of pressure on them, for an average golfer it may simply be a 6 foot par putt, for a professional it could be a 10 footer to win a tournament or get into a play off.
Sam Snead, "Keep close count of your nickels and dimes, stay away from whiskey, and never concede a putt." According to "Golf Today"
Yes, your knee can touch the ground as you stand (or kneel) behind the ball to line up a putt. What "can't" be done by a caddie or golfer is touch the ground along the intended line of a putt.
You have picked probably the hardest phrase in golf to explain. Feel is always used to describe the short game (wedge play and putting). Say there is two golfers, each have a 50 foot putt, the first golfer, reads the putt, reads the speed and focuses on his stroke mechanics and then hits the putt, that is a good example of no feel. The second golfer, would look at the target, see how much it breaks, judge the speed and then stroke the ball to the target because he has essentially felt how to do so, this is a feel golfer. Another example would be, if the golfers had a 30 yard pitch, the feel golfer would set up and judge how to hit it, whereas a non feel golfer would be thinking how hard to hit it. The feel golfer just knows.
Who cares! I hope not cause I do it err day!
The golfer sunk the putt. The man's canoe tipped over and his wallet sunk to the bottom of the creek. A battleship sunk the enemy's ship.
When the golfer described his incredible putt, it became a… Answer: WORDIE BIRDIE (lurid, itchy, beware, around)
Jack Nicklaus
No, this is deemed "testing the surface" 2 stroke penalty or loss of hole
You go to an ice cream stand in Putt-Putt Goes To Moon, Putt-Putt Enters the Race and Putt-Putt Peps Birthday Surprise but you don't have to go there in Peps Birthday Surprise.