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Bob Hope said, "If you watch a game, it's fun. If you play at it, it's recreation. If you work at it, it's golf." Love it or loathe it, golf is a sport with a lengthy history and an extensive terminology. How many of the golfing expressions in this puzzle can you identify? Three anagrams may help. Enjoy!
Author: psnz - Diff: Harder

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      1. Found in Bobby Jones' five and a half-inch competitive golf arena: "the space between your ears"
      7. Carefully guide a putt towards the hole
      10. Increase rapidly (5,2) [hopefully not one's golf score]
      11. Barefoot (var.)
      12. Thing of the past
      13. FIND FEE by accident for a Turkish term of respect (anag.)
      14. Glisten, like new 1D
      18. Descriptive of a hacking, chopping shot to hit the ball out of the rough
      19. A shot hit towards the green
      23. Golf bag item with a big head
      24. The angle of ____ describes how the clubhead approaches the ball at impact
      27. Weapon store (7 or 3-4)
      28. Golf facility with nine or eighteen holes
      29. Amount of break allowed for the ball's deviation when putting
      30. Links locale
      31. Famous people who may also play golf (abbr.)
      34. Curl around the hole's edge without going in (3-3)
      35. Nature lover; many a 5D
      39. HOLES? Strangely it's the head socket on a golf club (anag.)
      40. People hooked on golf?
      44. Nonprofessional 5D
      45. Archaic term for a 3-wood OR an item of cutlery
      46. Attractive force bringing golf balls back to Earth
      47. Destructive wind, too strong for golf OR a kind of fence
      48. ____ Maxwell Berning, retired professional 5D, won four majors competing under her maiden name
      49. Temporary pavilions sometimes seen at major golfing events

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      1. Fourteen is a bagful
      2. Dreads sporter (abbr.)
      3. Golf swing where forearm rotation is delayed or prevented
      4. Equally profound (2,4); hopefully not a description of golf balls buried in a bunker
      5. One often found playing a round
      6. Sestina section
      7. Honest OR a steeper-than-normal swing plane in golf
      8. Slangy intensifier and contraction which may be heard playing golf: "____ shot!"
      9. Look over again
      15. Objective; in golf, some would say it's getting the ball closer to the hole
      16. Golf's ____-overlapping grip: index finger of top hand overlaps smallest finger of bottom hand
      17. Generosity
      20. Flag won in a golfing competition
      21. Make scents of? May also happen to used golfing gear (US spelling)
      22. Having an arched shape, like the rounding of the sole of a wood or iron to reduce drag
      25. THROB I'M generating might be blood clots (anag.)
      26. 26D & 43D: Another sport with balls on greens describes how legend Sam Snead would putt (1st word)
      31. On-air partners at a televised golfing event (2-5)
      32. Teaching events involving PGA pros
      33. Correct distribution of weight when addressing the ball and during the swing
      36. Posture: 32D topic
      37. Parts of a Spanish omelette
      38. Imaginary line from the ball to the player's aiming point: ____ line
      41. Culvert which may be a hazard on a golf hole
      42. Porcelain prize sometimes awarded to 44A winners
      43. 26D & 43D: Another sport with balls on greens describes how legend Sam Snead would putt (2nd word)