Last Updated: Oct 31, 2023
Golf Slang: "Grounding the club"
Grounding the club is when you set up to a shot and your club touches the ground behind the ball. This is not allowed in the bunker or hazards.
Written By: Zach Gollwitzer
Posted in: Golf Slang
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Grounding the club is when you set up to a shot and your club touches the ground behind the ball. This is not allowed in the bunker or hazards.
When you hit that bunker shot, make sure you don't ground your club!