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Texas Wedge

Putter used off the green

Pronunciation

/ˈtɛk.səs wɛdʒ/

Definition

Using a putter from off the green, typically from the fringe or fairway. This technique is useful when the ground is firm and there are no obstacles between the ball and the hole, reducing the risk compared to chipping.

Example

"He used the Texas wedge from 30 yards out."

Related Terms

PutterFringeBump and Run

More Shots Terms

Drive

Long shot off the tee

Putt

A short stroke on green

Chip

Short shot near the green

Pitch

Short, high approach shot

Approach Shot

A shot hit into the green

Slice

Curving shot to the right

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