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  • Term: belly putter
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    belly putter

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    1) "Belly" -- As to belly putter

    1bel·ly
    Pronunciation: 'be-lE
    Function: noun
    Inflected Form(s): plural bellies
    Etymology: Middle English bely bellows, belly, from Old English belg bag, skin; akin to Old High German balg bag, skin, Old English blAwan to blow -- more at BLOW
    1 a : ABDOMEN 1; also : POTBELLY 1 b : the stomach and its adjuncts c : the undersurface of an animal's body; also : hide from this part d : WOMB, UTERUS
    2 : an internal cavity : INTERIOR
    3 : appetite for food
    4 : a surface or object curved or rounded like a human belly
    5 a : the enlarged fleshy body of a muscle b : the part of a sail that swells out when filled with wind
    6 : GUT 1a(2)
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    Belly may refer to:

    • (slang/colloquial) The abdomen, the part of the body between the pelvis and the thorax or, similarly, to the stomach
      • A beer belly, an overhang of fat above the waist
      • Belly dance
    • The upper or outer surface of a stringed musical instrument, nearer the strings; the other surface is the back
    • The draft in a sail
    • Tuna belly (fatty tuna), also known as Toro, used in Japanese food
    • Belly dance

    Belly may also refer to:

    • Belly (band), a rock band
    • Belly (singer), a rap/hip-hop artist
    • Belly (film), a 1998 movie


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    2) "Putter" -- As to belly putter

    1put·ter
    Pronunciation: 'pu-t&r
    Function: noun
    : one that puts <a putter of questions>
    Pronunciation Symbols

    It has been suggested that Clone golf club be merged into this article or section. (Discuss) Some golf clubs

    Golf clubs are used in the sport of golf to hit a golf ball. Originally falling into three broad categories namely

    • Woods: Originally with wooden heads and used to propel the ball for long distances from a tee or fairway. They have varying degrees of loft (angle of club face relative to ground). Now used with titanium or composite heads.
    • Irons: Originally with metal heads also with varying degrees of loft.
    • Putter: Used to propel the ball short distances along the ground with optimum accuracy, usually on the putting green.

    Various clubs are designed with the face of the club head, also called the "clubface", having differing loft (the angle between a vertical plane and the clubface when the club is at rest). It is loft that makes a golf ball leave the ground on an ascending trajectory, not an upward direction of swing: with the exception of the tee shot, the club actually hits the ball in a horizontal or slightly downward motion. The impact of the clubface compresses the ball. Grooves on the clubface impart a counterclockwise (from a parallel view of the swing) spin, known as backspin, on the ball, that when combined with the rebounding effect of the ball, give it lift. Typically, the greater the loft, the higher and shorter the resulting ball trajectory.

    A typical set of clubs generally consisted of three woods, two wedges, a putter, and eight irons (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 irons, plus a pitching wedge). This has changed greatly in the last 25 years, as most players have opted to take 2, or even as many as 5, of the difficult-to-hit longer irons out of the bag in favor of higher lofted woods, known as fairway woods, and extra "utility" wedges. In part, this reflected a redesign of clubs in which manufacturers reduced the lofts of the irons to make them appear to hit longer. In effect, today's 3 iron has a loft that is equivalent to a 2 iron of years ago.