_Bye_: Any hole or holes that remain to be played after the match is finished. _Caddie_: A person who carries the golfer's clubs. _Carry_: The distance the ball is driven before it touches the ground. _Cleek_: Iron-headed club used for driving. _Club_: The implement with which the ball is struck. The heads are of various kinds--wood, aluminium, wood with a brass sole, and iron, steel, or gun-metal. _Course_: That portion of the links on which the game ought to be played. _Cup_: A small hole in the course, frequently one made by the stroke of some previous player. _Dead_: A ball is said to be "dead" when it lies so near the hole that the "putt" is a _dead_ certainty. A ball is said to fall "dead" when it does not run after alighting. _Divot_: A piece of turf cut out by club. Replace carefully. _Dormy_: A player is said to be "dormy" when he is as many holes ahead as there remain holes to play. _Draw_: To drive widely to the left hand. (Synonymous with "hook," "screw" and "pull.") _Driver or Play-Club_: A wooden-headed club with a full-length shaft, and with which the ball can be driven the farthest distance. _Duff_: To hit the ground behind a ball. _Face_: First, the slope of a bunker or hillock; second, the part of the club-head which strikes the ball. _Flat_: A club is said to be "flat" when its head is at a very obtuse angle to the shaft. _Fog_: Moss, rank grass. _Foozle_: A bungling stroke. _Fore!_ The warning cry to any person in the way of the stroke. (Contracted from "before.") _Fore-Caddie_: A caddie employed to go in advance of the players and locate the balls. _Foursome_: A match in which four persons play: two on each side. _Gobble_: A rapid, straight "putt" into the hole, such that, had the ball not gone in, it would have gone some distance beyond. _Grassed_: This is said of a wooden club whose face is slightly "spooned" or sloped backward. _Green_: First the whole links; second, the putting-green around the different holes. _Grip_: First, the part of the handle covered with leather by which the club is grasped; second, the grasp itself. _Gutty_: A gutta-percha golf ball. _Half-one_: A handicap of a stroke deducted every _second_ hole. _Half-shot_: Less than a full or a three-quarter shot. _Halved_: A hole is said to be "halved" when each side takes the same number of strokes. A "halved match" is a "drawn game"--that is, the players have proved to be equal. _Hanging ball_: A "hanging" ball is one which lies on a downward slope in the direction in which the hole lies. _Hazard_: A general term for bunkers, long grass, roads, water, sand, whin, mole-hill, or other bad ground. (Rule 15). _Head_: A head is the _lowest_ part of a club and possesses, among other mysterious characteristics, a _sole_, a _heel_, a _toe_ or _nose_, a _neck_, and a _face_! _Heel_: First, the part of the head nearest the shaft; second, to hit from this part, thus sending the ball to the right hand.